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https://fribourg.ch/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Narcisses_1-1.png1440810The narcissus, also known as “May snow” is a key attraction of the Belle Epoque. The flowers are best admired while walking along the marked paths. The narcissus bloom in the wild in May. History taken from the site narcisses.com For more than a century, narcissi have been the symbol of Montreux and the upper [...]Read More...