Niesen

The Niesen is a mountain peak of the Bernese Alps in the spiez, Switzerland. The summit of the mountain is at an altitude of 2,362 meters. It overlooks the Thun Lake in Bernes Oberland area, and builds the northern end of a ridge, which extends from Alambisthorne and Manaliflu to the north, which separates the Seminal and Candletal Valley. Surprisingly, the summit is shared between the municipalities of Reineback Im Cundentle in the southeast and Vimmis in the west and north. Both the municipalities are in the camp of Bern.

The summit can easily be accessed from Molan near Riechenbak using Nissanbahan Functional. The construction of the fungus was completed in 1910. At the same time, the longest staircase in the world is 11,674 feet. It is open to the public only for organizing a staircase once a year. The literal translation of the German word Nissen is sneezed. Due to its size, Nissan is often called the Swiss pyramid. Nissan may have influenced some modernist paintings by Paul Clay, in which an abstract pyramid shape appears.