What are 3 things Switzerland is famous for?

Following are some of the famous things in Switzerland that you need to know before visiting the country:
  • Fondue. It is the national dish of Switzerland, made with cornstarch cheese and wine. ...
  • Chocolate. Chocolate is also one of the most popular food items in Switzerland. ...
  • Watches. ...
  • Fasnacht. ...
  • Swiss Cheese. ...
  • Train Rides. ...
  • Skiing.




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Switzerland is famous for its mountains, clocks and its food – especially cheese and chocolates. It's a fantastic place for winter sports. The British Royals love to snowboard in Klosters while skiing in Zermatt gives you fantastic views of the iconic Matterhorn mountain.

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22 Swiss Things
  • Swiss Chocolate. Switzerland is not all about its picturesque green valley, snow-capped mountains, pristine lakes or lively waterfalls. ...
  • Mountain Biking. ...
  • Fondue. ...
  • The Red Cross. ...
  • The Matterhorn. ...
  • CERN. ...
  • Jungfraujoch – The Top Of Europe. ...
  • Four State Languages.


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Here are some important facts about Switzerland that will blow your mind.
  • Switzerland has 7000 lakes. ...
  • Most innovative country in the world. ...
  • Highest peaks in Europe. ...
  • Longest tunnel of the world. ...
  • Lowest crime rate. ...
  • Creux de Van. ...
  • Switzerland has its own Grand Canyon. ...
  • Sundays are a big deal.


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The Swiss culture is distinguished by its diversity, as the country lies at the crossroads of several outstanding European cultures. Switzerland is also a multilingual country, as its national languages include German, French, Italian and Romansh. In addition, there are numerous dialects spoken in every region.

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Zurich is Switzerland's economic leader and known worldwide for its financial district. But other very innovative economic sectors flourish in the region. Zurich has established itself as an important centre for ICT, life sciences, cleantech as well as creative industries and tourism.

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A Swiss referendum held on 6 December 1992 rejected EEA membership. As a consequence, the Swiss Government suspended negotiations for EU accession until further notice.

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It has transcending peaks that are shrouded in snow irrespective of what season, sparkling lakes, fascinating little towns, and rolling inclines. Additionally, a ton of cheese and chocolate! One can undoubtedly splurge months exploring the country.

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Switzerland is one of the world's wealthiest countries, with a GDP per capita that outstrips that of other major economies, like the U.S., Japan and Germany. It is also home to some of the richest citizens in the world, with a mean wealth of $696,604 per adult — and a steep cost-of-living to match.

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The residents of Switzerland are paid very high wages compared to other countries, even bordering countries like France or Germany. This is somewhat as a result of the high quality of living. But due to the high wages, Swiss people have more money to spend, which naturally leads to higher prices.

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