Writer, Traveller, Chocolate Lover
Another bad year for the Swiss at Eurovision, failing to reach the final for the fifth time in six years.
When RMS Titanic sank 100 years ago even landlocked Switzerland was touched by the tragedy: twelve Swiss died that night.
When I was in the US last summer, I couldn’t help but notice how many Swiss references there were all around me.
The New York Times recently had a great little article about 36 hours in Bern, with 12 things to see and do in the Swiss capital.
How would you describe Switzerland in six words? A creative challenge for Swiss National Day today.
007, the quintessential English gentleman spy. Or is he? James Bond is actually half Swiss, his mother being from Canton Vaud.
How well do you know your cantons? The 26 names maybe but their shapes and places on the Swiss map?
Last month was trivia month but which was the most popular post? Cuckoo clocks or the Birdie Song? Nestlé or Rivella?
Switzerland isn’t the biggest country in the world (in fact it’s number 131 on the list), but it manages to punch above its weight in some areas.
It is the Swiss cheese, the one with the holes. This is Emmentaler, to give its proper name; Emmental is the generic name for holey Swiss cheese