SWITZERLAND TRAVEL TIPS: Top 17 Things To Know Before You Visit Switzerland

Trying to get some useful information, about how to make an affordable trip to Switzerland, and what can I expect from the country.
This tutorial:
- Switzerland is not Sweden
- When you go to a different country you need to have the currency of that country
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Looks like a video for one of these people who can't show Europe on a map.

So nice these information. Thank you!

Switerzland actually 4 NATIONAL languages but 3 OFFICIAL ones, but I'll give you a pass on this one, considering most Swiss confuse both ;-)

Hi Jana and Brett we are going to Switzerland in Aug 2023 we need help to travel by public transport to see all the attractions in 6 to 7 days

Why don't you recommend the Swiss food speciality: Roesti?

Your info is the best.

This was super helpful. I am planning on visiting in June and this has many tips that are super cool. Thanks guys.

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There is a 3rd airport besides Zurich and Geneva: the EuroAirport near Basel. The EuroAiport is located in France very near to Switzerland and to Germany. EuroAirport is one of the few airports in the world operated jointly by two countries, in this case France and Switzerland.

Explaining Sweden is not Switzerland :D
Just like Austria is not Australia

Pls suggest affordable place to stay for 1 person 😊

Planning our trip this summer! The info about the adapter is very helpful, thanks for this!

America & Europe is dependent on China & India, even can't produce own food, garments etc 😯

Thanks for sharing your experience. What a beautiful place to visit. I hope to experience it one day too. 😊

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Switzerland is without doubt, beautiful. But what you won't hear is, that the Swiss German canton region is a tourist trap and it's a simple reason why.

The Swiss / Germank commune are absolutely horrible towards anybody that's not German.
It is a very Racist area and should be avoided like the plague.

Their attitude is simple, your a foreign object, give us your money, and please don't come back here again, but served with a smile.

A beautiful country with a pig attitude people.

6.50 CHF for a fridge magnet. REALLY

And just to add, the French and Italian cantons have beautiful people, very pleasant, and when asked, even they dislike the German people.
God created the Oberland region, the people put gondolas and mountain trains around it, and think their Gods gift..... W an K Er S

Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Kandersteg, Interlaken are beautiful, and really should be visited once in your life, but trust me, it will be the only time you will go there

Tip 18 - Switzerland requires trans people to use gender-based toilets based solely on the sex you were born with, not what your brain thinks you are

Late to this video and maybe answered already but where were you when drinking glass of water from water fall when sitting outside of what looked like a deck.

You dont know its like little paradise, i know, my god its Swiss

Hi, Thanks for such a informative video. just need guidelines that what kind of dress, shoe etc i should bring if I am visiting Switzerland in the month of July. Plan is to visit the mountains.

hi! planning a trip on October, is it advisable to bring US dollar?

Swiss, watch and swiss sweet especially in the red colours, famous around the world,

You lost me at budget freindly...Switzerland is probably the most expensive country in the world!!!

Useful information!❤

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Informative

Hey lovely video and glad I stumbled upon u guys. Hey would u b able to suggest some place where we can bring in our sons 2nd birthday?

We are on a vacation in august.

Superb informative video,thanks

I’m actually from swissrland and yes is very lovely

Looking for help on an itinerary me and my son will be traveling from the US next June for two weeks flying into Zurich and staying in lauterbrunnen for 10 days staying at jungfrau camp and valley hostel and then flying out of Venice Italy

Switzerland is the most beautiful country in the world.

Hi guys, my son and family just moved to Zug last week and I am looking forward to visiting them this year. I’ve been watching your videos and I find them very interesting and practical but there is a lot information to digest. Anyways, you are doing an excellent job. 👍👏

Did my father and I meet you at Steiners thrift store the other day. I got the back pack. I thought I recognized you right after we got off the bus. If so I like your videos, and it was nice to meet you.

Confusing Switzerland with Sweden is like expecting to see kangaroos in Austria.

I know Swiss folks from my childhood time most Swiss folks comes to srilanka for holidays .

My class mate was a Swiss Air agent
Our business is quick travel bus sometimes he ask me go & pick up the passengers from Airport & Drop off .

Hey guys , till now no one posted how to use currency conversion rates when booking tickets and paying in chf. For example I am having euros , where can I get chf for best rates , or which card to use. If they accept euros in Swiss or they having a high conversion rate ? For example if the ticket is 40chf. And I want to pay in euro , do they ask 50 euros , where the conversion rate is actually 45 euros ?

Hi, thanks for the useful video . I’m from a tropical country where it’s almost hot all year round. Is mid september a good month for me to enjoy chilly weather that’s not too cold or too hot?

112 woks in the uSA too so don’t try it !!!!
I know because I tried it

hahaha immer wenns e video über d schwiz git findsch i de komentar e huffe schwizer

Some really useful stuff in here! Another thing to remember is that there’s quite a lot of toll roads in Switzerland so another reason not to rent a car!

In terms of costing, we found that buying our lunch from a local supermarket / grocers (bread, cheese, meat etc) was a really cost effective way of saving many francs!

Technically, Switzerland is not in schengen group, but she has agreement with Schengen group, so cross the border is hassle free.

I do switzerland since 24 years on a budget

This is for Americans only.

Hey everyone! I could really use your assistance.

My husband and I are excited to be visiting your stunning country from June 18 to July 1 this year.

We’ve already sorted out our flights, but I’m reaching out for some help with our travel plans. Here’s where I’d love your input. We’re both big fans of nature and hiking, so our trip is all about soaking up the great outdoors. We’re thinking of spending one night in Zürich, and then we want to choose two additional locations that will maximize our adventure over the next 14 days.

We could really use your recommendations for those two spots where we can fully appreciate the beauty of your country, focusing on hiking and nature as our top priorities to cover as much ground as possible.

Also, if you have suggestions for hotels or Airbnbs, I’d appreciate that as well!

Thanks for the tips! Looking forward this may! ❤