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Line 1: {{pagebanner\|WV banner Bernese Lowlands Weissenstein panorama.jpg}} The central, flatter part of the canton of Berne is marketed as the '''Swiss Mittelland''' by the Swiss tourism office. The '''Swiss Plateau''' or '''Central Plateau''' (German: ''Schweizer Mittelland''; French: ''plateau suisse''; Italian: ''altipiano svizzero'') constitutes one of the three major landscapes in [[Switzerland]] alongside the [[Jura Mountains]] and the [[Swiss Alps]]. ==Cities== [[Aarau]] — small town, capital of the canton of [[Aargau]] [[Baden (Switzerland)\|Baden]] — small town in the canton of Aargau [[Berne]] — the capital of [[Switzerland]], whose old town is a World Heritage Site [[Biel]] — the bilingual (German and French) watch-making capital [[Solothurn]] — at the southern edge of the Jura mountains, a small town and capital of the canton of the same name [[Winterthur]] — in the eastern Swiss Plateau, in the canton of Zurich *[[Zurich]] — in the eastern Swiss Plateau, Switzerland's largest city and capital of the canton of the same name <!-- ==Other destinations==

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