At the time of our travel:

10 Swiss franc (CHF)  = 10,91 euro = 45,96 zł (PLN)

• espresso - 3,70 Fr
• cappucino - 4,90 Fr
• Aperol Spritz - 11 Fr
• parking 1hr - 2 Fr

Day 1 - Cama

• arrived in Cama village

• Switzerland has four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh, reflecting its diverse cultural heritage.  
• The Swiss Army Knife, an iconic multi-tool, was originally designed for soldiers in the late 19th century.  
• Switzerland is home to the longest railway tunnel in the world, the Gotthard Base Tunnel, stretching over 57 kilometers (35 miles).  
• The tradition of yodeling in Switzerland originally served as a method of communication between Alpine communities.  
• Swiss chocolate is renowned worldwide, with companies like Lindt and Toblerone originating here.  
• The Red Cross, a global humanitarian organization, was founded in Geneva in 1863.  
• Switzerland has no official head of state; instead, it rotates a federal council presidency among its seven members annually.  
• Lake Geneva is one of the largest lakes in Europe and offers stunning views of both Switzerland and France.  
• Switzerland’s banking secrecy laws are famous, although they have become less strict in recent years due to international pressure.  
• The Matterhorn, one of the most famous peaks in the Alps, is a bucket-list destination for mountaineers and tourists alike.  
• Swiss watches, such as Rolex and Patek Philippe, set global standards for precision and luxury.  
• Switzerland has a direct democracy system, allowing citizens to vote on important decisions through referendums.  
• The Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfall by volume, is located in Switzerland near the town of Schaffhausen.  
• Swiss cheese, particularly Emmental and Gruyère, is a staple in traditional dishes like fondue and raclette.  
• Despite its small size, Switzerland has over 1,500 lakes, ensuring there’s always water nearby.