What place is similar to Switzerland?

For the German-speaking part, they are very similar to Liechtenstein and Austria. Liechtenstein so much so that Switzerland often takes on a “big brother role” to the little principality. Austria, especially Tyrol, and Switzerland are closely related.



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The Wallowas in NE Oregon are sometimes referred to as America's Little Switzerland. Sure, the comparison is mostly a marketing ploy, but the area is stunningly beautiful. Ouray, Colo., sits in a bowl of spiky mountains and is gorgeous. Snowy sometimes...

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Surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks in the San Juan mountain range, Ouray, Colorado, is known as the “Switzerland of America.” This Victorian-era mining town is as authentic as it gets, so you'll only find locally-owned restaurants and boutiques.

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Switzerland is indeed a beautiful country with lots of mountains, lakes and glens nestled between the mountains. However, there is one other country that is as beautiful if not more so and that is New Zealand.

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For the German-speaking part, they are very similar to Liechtenstein and Austria. Liechtenstein so much so that Switzerland often takes on a “big brother role” to the little principality. Austria, especially Tyrol, and Switzerland are closely related.

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They are both beautiful and different. Switzerland is landlocked, Norway boasts of Fjords. Both have mountains, Switzerland has many lakes, so does Norway. The Alps are Switzerland's main attraction, in Norway it's the islands.

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Surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks in the San Juan mountain range, Ouray, Colorado, is known as the “Switzerland of America.” This Victorian-era mining town is as authentic as it gets, so you'll only find locally-owned restaurants and boutiques.

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Surrounded by 13,000-foot peaks in the San Juan mountain range, Ouray, Colorado, is known as the “Switzerland of America.” This Victorian-era mining town is as authentic as it gets, so you'll only find locally-owned restaurants and boutiques. Here are our favorite things to do in Ouray.

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Scotland comes first and Switzerland comes second in the list of most beautiful countries.

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The astonishing ecological excellence of the magnificent Alps, the tranquility of lakes, charming towns, cosmopolitan urban communities, and transcending castles – that is only some of what Switzerland brings to the table. Add to it some shopping, wine savoring, luscious chocolates and cheeses, too!

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June Lake is known as the “Switzerland of California,” but Switzerland's got nothing on this gem of a town.

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June Lake. This area is often referred to as the Switzerland of California, known for its glistening water and snow-capped mountains. In the springtime, you'll find wildflowers in bloom.

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Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, is often called the Little Switzerland of America. Tucked into the state's Pocono Mountains, Jim Thorpe feels like a quaint alpine escape.

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Swiss Americans by percentage of total population
  • Berne, Indiana – 29.10%
  • Monticello, Wisconsin – 28.82%
  • New Glarus, Wisconsin – 28.26%
  • Boys Ranch, Texas – 23.30%
  • Monroe, Wisconsin – 18.91%
  • Pandora, Ohio – 18.90%
  • Argyle, Wisconsin – 17.84%
  • Sugarcreek, Ohio – 17.29%


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Zurich is popular for its location, as it's linked to the most significant cities of Europe, and for housing the largest communities of expats in the country. One of the things that makes Zurich truly special is its natural beauty.

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“What people love about us is our reliability and our predictability.” Pitteloud believes it's the combination of many factors – including economic stability, political consensus and a historic role playing negotiator and peacemaker for other nations – that have led to Switzerland's success.

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Although the mountains in Switzerland are a bit more dramatic than those in Italy, Italy offers a more diverse experience with a rich history and culture, and a variety of cities that attract tourists for their art and architecture.

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