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Name : Yosef Jason Henry

Class : XII Science 4


No : 33
Culture and Tourism Of the Switzerland
Culture
Given their relaxed atmosphere, they might seem a bit calm at first. But don't be
fooled: our towns and cities really come to life. With a wide variety of cultural
offerings, fun experiences and shopping possibilities, they bring together the best in a
very small area. over time and with the increase in tourism, some local customs have
achieved national fame.
Switzerland is a country rich in cultural gems. Some of these cultural assets are
centuries old, such as many churches, tourist attractions and traditional customs.
Others, including the paradigm of modern architecture and urban design, symbolize
the progressive nature of our country. When talking about the culture of Switzerland,
one needs to take into account that they maintain ancient traditions not for the sake of
Tourism. They keep that tradition alive with pride.
Therefore, today Switzerland can boast of very well-preserved and lively traditions, as
well as local customs. The Swiss Alps have played a major role in creating the history
and cultural diversity of Switzerland.
This country is the perfect choice for lovers of all kinds of art. The cultural heritage of
Switzerland is collected in more than 600 museums, which the Swiss people are
deservedly proud of. The most famous are the Swiss land museum in Zurich, The Art
Museum in Basel, also the Transport Museum in Lucerne, the Olympic Museum in
Lausanne or the Red Cross Museum in Geneva. Each of these unique museums
combines entertainment, fun and some useful information.
Alpine folk music developed in the form of skill and unwritten compositions. It is
passed down from generation to generation for decades and even centuries.
Switzerland prides itself on the diversity of its museums: thematically they range from
art and culture, history, Customs and crafts, and many other oddities that will amaze
and entertain visitors. Art and culture of the highest level is not all that awaits you in
our museum.
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.
Tourism
Switzerland tourism is thriving now more than ever thanks to its temperate climate,
stunning locales, good food and progressive economy. Switzerland Tourism
includes must-see spots like the Alps and Rhone, delicious cheeses and chocolates
Switzerland is a beautiful, tourist-attracting country.

While it is most famous for its ski resorts during the winter, it is beautiful all year
round. Skiing in Switzerland should be on everyone's bucket list. The Alpine
mountains stretch across the Balkans to France, making Switzerland the perfect skiing
destination. English is quite widely spoken across Switzerland. Apart from the
country's four languages – German, French, Italian, and Romansh

Being primarily an agricultural country, its food is based on farm ingredients, with
sheep and cows being reared for lamb and pork. As Switzerland is known for its
cheese, make sure to sample some during visits to farmers’ stalls. Don’t miss on
indulging in chocolate – almost half its production of chocolates is consumed by the
Swiss themselves. Switzerland’s geographical neighbours influence its food. Fondue,
polenta, apple rosti and papet Vaudois should all be on your must-try list of Swiss
cuisine along with Swiss wines and liqueurs.

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