The Dhaka Times Desk One such amazing hotel is Hotel Urbage Franco-Switch. Half of the hotel built on the international border of France and Switzerland is in France and the other half in Switzerland!
This small hotel in Europe has created a stir all over the world. Here the boarders will experience spending the night in two different countries at the same time.
There are many border areas in the world where people of two countries live together. There are many countries where people go to work in one country and sleep in another country. There are also countries where the kitchen is in one country and the bedroom in another. However, no one knows that there is a second place in the world that will give you the experience of staying in two countries together except Hotel Arbez.
This hotel is run by a small family. However, this hotel also has a history dating back to 1862. This hotel was built because of the contract of Dapes. According to the treaty, France and Switzerland also agreed to exchange a small area for French control on a nearby road. According to the agreement, rules are also enforced to keep intact any buildings on the France-Swiss border. But this hotel opens up new horizons for cross-border trade.
The Hotel Arbez is located in a small village called La Coeur on the border of France and Switzerland. It was opened in 1921. This hotel played a special role during World War II. During the German occupation of France, the French took refuge in the Switzerland section of the hotel.
To the right of the hotel is Switzerland and to the left is France. The France and Switzerland border runs through the bed and bathroom of a hotel room. If a person goes to sleep in that particular hotel room, he will have his head in Switzerland and his feet in France!
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