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The Swiss Museum of Transport is not as geeky as it sounds. Trainspotters might love it but so will everyone else, especially kids.
Given that Switzerland has four national languages, it’s no surprise that some of its cities have more than one name.
The Swiss are usually very good at following instructions. This is a country where control and conform can feel like national verbs
Swiss transport is certainly excellent but it’s also not exactly cheap. All that punctuality, comfort and cleanliness comes at a cost
Today the population of the world’s sixth smallest country is on holiday. All 36,157 of them are celebrating their national day.
Long before Switzerland had its famous mountain trains, there was one trip that was a must-do for any visitor – walk up Rigi
For many Swiss people, Basel means the three Fs: football, Fasnacht and pharmaceuticals, all loved and hated in equal measure.
Switzerland isn’t just about wonderful medieval buildings (though there are plenty of those), it also has some great examples of modern architecture.
Free lunches are as hard to find in Switzerland as anywhere else. You might even think that there is nothing that’s free in the land of luxury, but you’d be wrong.
Forget about the trains in Switzerland! Yes, they are super-punctual, (usually) clean and extremely well-used, but everyone expects that