9 thoughts on “ Swiss Christmas ”

1. Twinkling lights, enticing aromas, Christmas music and a magical ambience: Switzerland shows a truly special side in the run-up to Christmas. Amble over a Christmas market, enjoy a fondue in a tram, relax in the spa or whizz around an ice rink – Switzerland has something for everyone in the run-up to Christmas.

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2. Weihnachten—Christmas Day in Switzerland With mountain snowfall in abundance, Christmas Day begins the winter sports season. Many head for ski resorts and or mountain chalets to try their hand at tobogganing, skiing, ice skating, Nordic skiing and bobsledding. Many chilly evenings conclude with delicious fondue.

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3. Christmas in Switzerland A winter's holiday in beautiful Switzerland has much to recommend it. Plan your holiday over Christmas so that you can spend the festive season amidst beautiful views, with good company and without having to lift a finger!

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4. Christmas in Switzerland shares many of the customs from its neighbors Germany and Austria. But it has many traditions of its own! Advent marks the start of the Christmas preparations. Advent calendars and crowns are both popular.

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6. Switzerland has many traditional foods that are associated with Christmas time. Some of these foods are also found throughout Europe, and others are uniquely Swiss. You’ll see these foods in bakeries, at Christmas Markets and in homes. Here are a few noteworthy items .

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7. Zermatt Swiss Christmas is a 2-day Christmas Event held at Zermatt Resort in Beautiful Midway Utah. Zermatt Swiss Christmas is a family-friendly event featuring an Old European-Style Christmas Market, fun children's activities, ongoing entertainment and closing .

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8. Sep 28,  · Switzerland is the perfect destination to enjoy the festive season and the best way to immerse yourself in one of the most popular Swiss Christmas traditions is to head to the nearest market. There are many Christmas markets in Switzerland – you’ll find them in both cities and smaller towns and villages – and they are loved by locals and tourists alike. A typical Swiss Christmas market features .

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9. Dec 17,  · Kerzenziehen (candle dipping) is a popular Swiss Christmas tradition for families. Every year from early November until the week just before Christmas, small halls and tents are set up around Switzerland for such events. There, people can make their own candles by dipping a wick into tubs of hot, molten wax which come in different colors.

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