From storing flammables to practicing hobbies and moving in, here’s everything you can and can’t do in the cellar or basement room of your Swiss apartment block.
Switzerland has many official public holidays at the national, cantonal, and regional level. Here's what to know to plan your long weekends and getaways in 2024.
Properties are expensive in Switzerland and out of reach for most families. Recent figures study reveal just how much you need to earn to turn a dream of home ownership into reality.
Most people enjoy alcoholic beverages on special occasions and the odd boozy night in good company, but just how much alcohol do the Swiss consume on average?
How generous is the Swiss population and what causes are the most popular in the country? A new study provides insight into why, how often. and how much Swiss residents donate.
From the giving of presents to the food and drink consumed, every European country has its own customs surrounding Christmas - and that is no different for the Swiss.
The GoldenPass Express has been named one of the world’s most luxurious trains by National Geographic magazine. Is it worth it? Let us know in the comments section below if you have experienced it.
Switzerland's Alpine pasture season has been included in UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. But what makes it so special?
From travelling back in time at medieval markets and historical festivals to swimming competitions and whiskey tasting, here are the top events you shouldn’t miss out on this December in Switzerland.
The debate over shops opening on a Sunday in Switzerland has been rumbling on for years. But now the Federal Council has spoken out in favour of changing the rules – albeit not everywhere.
Switzerland’s postal service has outlined its mailing deadlines for Christmas to help customers get their letters and parcels to friends and loved ones in time for the holidays.
Getting to grips with German and particularly Swiss German is no easy feat. Lucky, there are ample opportunities to master the language (for free) all around Basel.
The leaves haven’t totally fallen off the trees across Switzerland yet, but Christmas markets in some areas are already setting up their stalls. Where can you eat, drink, and be merry in November?
