Coffee lovers, we have you covered! Here's where to find the cheapest cup of coffee in Switzerland.
Swiss train operator SBB cited safety concerns for the decision to ask commuters to leave the train headed for Zurich.
Starting a new life abroad is daunting at any age. And for children, who might not have a say in the big move, there is lots of excitement and anxiety about the new place they will soon call home.
The Swiss city also has the world's most expensive taxi rides, cinema tickets and pub meals according to a new survey.
Readly - the 'Spotify of magazines' - is offering readers of The Local a free month's worth of unlimited all-you-can-read magazines. All you need to do is answer one quick question.
Four mothers from different parts of the world give The Local their view on what they like about raising children in Switzerland.
Your profession may take you to risky destinations but it’s your job to make sure you’re protected.
Child protection authorities in Switzerland have ordered a woman to stop posting pictures and photos of her seven-year old granddaughter on social media.
The Local asks a German language expert for tips on how to overcome stumbling blocks when Learning German in Switzerland.
Eating is serious business in Switzerland and there is plenty of variety across the different regions. But how well do you know your Swiss food? Take our tasty quiz here to find out.
This is the second travel gong for the elegant town on Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) in recent times.
Here are nine ways to help you improve your Swiss German, with tips from those who have already mastered the language.
The complex plan involves fewer tax benefits for multinationals and more money for the state pension fund.
From recognizing online scams to reporting cyberfraud, Geneva-based lawyer Renuka Cavadini looks at how to navigate the brave new world of cybercrime.
A new study reveals the most expensive (and cheapest) rents in Switzerland. Here are all the details.
At least 5,000 students boycotted classes and demonstrated at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate in what was expected to be one of the largest of protests planned in more than 120 countries.
The Local spoke to the British Residents Association (BRA) to get their view on the citizens rights agreement between Switzerland and the UK.
