Gruyère is a small town in the canton of Fribourg, Switzerland. It is located in the lush hilly terrain and is the famous origin of Gruyère cheese.

There are many gift shops selling local culture and folk crafts on the elegant streets.

The Chateau de Gruyères, which stands on a hill, is well preserved and visitors can visit and examine the essence of its former decorations.

The surrounding villages attach great importance to traditional customs and handicrafts, and people still live a life centered on breeding.

There is the long and narrow Gruyère Lake in the north, and the Moraisong Mountain stands in the southwest, with beautiful autumn scenery.

Gruyère Castle was built in the 13th century. It is located on the high ground of the town of Gruyère. It can overlook the unpretentious Gruyère. Modern art and other exhibitions are often held here.

Between the 11th and 16th centuries, 19 counts had previously settled here.

The main hall in the ancient castle built in the 13th century tells the world its glorious history.

There are various architectural styles and decorations in the city.

In addition, there are precious collections such as the electronic keyboard used by Liszt, Corot's paintings and items from the Valentino Dynasty.

This town is a typical mini-gathering area, with only two streets and communities, one of which is very short. Just turn around and you will have walked through the entire commercial district.

The population is so small that you won't feel crowded or noisy even on the busiest days.

If you are lucky enough, electric motorcycle exhibitions will be held regularly here, and the exhibits will all be rare electric motorcycles such as Harleys and Ferraris. At this time, the town will usually become lively.

The Martyrs Cemetery commemorating the brave contributions of women. In history, the women of a small town bravely and successfully resisted alien invasions twice. The first time was in the 11th century against the Holy Roman Emperor's army, and the second time was in the 13th century.

The weak defeated the strong and defeated the invading Bernese army. The women gathered the livestock together and then lit a fire on the buffalo horns. The animals were frightened and rushed towards the enemies, successfully safeguarding the safety of the town.

Now you can see the Martyrs Cemetery here to commemorate the contributions of women.

Behind the street, at the foot of the ancient castle and in front of the Goat Hill, stands the Church of San Fédour, which still preserves the relics of the master of art Giger, the author of the landscapes and images of the film "Alien".

Since 1992, artists have decorated the walls of Gruyère Castle with giant shields decorated with patterns of heaven, Venus, purgatory or Mars.

In the prison tower of the ancient castle hangs mesmerizing death-defying works.

Ancient Castle Kitchen Gruyère Castle Kitchen, this is also the only castle building that has not been renovated since the 13th century. Gruyère cheese is famous in Europe, and there are also some large factories here. These products are Gruyère and Vaux.

Sen's model product.

Although there are standardized cheese production lines, there are still many small hand-made cheese workshops here. They continue to use the traditional craftsmanship of the early 16th century, heating the fermented milk over a fire, and making the entire process by hand.

You can also visit the oldest chocolate dream factory here. This chocolate sculpture is made for the chocolate shop. Each chocolate has a unique secret recipe, and you can also see a detailed introduction when tasting it.

Orchestras from different countries can hold concerts here, these are all Scottish.