Switzerland 
Presented By: abdulrahman k alblooshi
Where is it?
Switzerland 
• 1863
Currency 
10 francs 1 franc 1 franc (reverse) 
• Swiss Franc (CHF) 
• 1 U.S. Dollar = 1.2268 Francs
Weather 
• Springtime 
• Daytime temperature 
range 8 to 15° C 
• (46-59° F) 
• Bring along a sweater and 
your hiking shoes!
Swiss tourism
The Alps
Hiking in the Alps 
• More than 22,000 miles of 
• 
well-kept trails 
• Criss-cross through 
meadows, forests, glaciers, 
and magnificent views of 
towering peaks 
• At bottom in Interlaken, 
offers chance for rest and 
snacks
Interlaken
Interlaken 
• Located between Lake Brienz 
and Lake Thun 
• Named after its geographical 
position 
• Jungfrau Mountain 
(4158 M) 
is main attraction for 
backpackers 
• Interlaken lays at the flat area at 
the end of the Lauterbrunnen 
Valley
Interlaken 
• Very popular in winter for 
skiing and snowboarding 
• Jungfrau Top Ski Region 
• 3 ski resorts interconnected 
• Also offers breathtaking 
views, hiking, mountain 
biking, and a point of 
relaxation
Lauterbrunnen 
• Small town that lies in the 
Lauterbrunnen Valley 
• The Lauterbrunnen valley 
also provided the pictorial 
model for J.R.R. Tolkien’s 
sketches and watercolors of 
the fictitious valley of 
Rivendell 
• 300 meter high 
Staubbach waterfall
What first comes to your mind 
when you hear siwss?!
Swiss whatchs
Swiss Chocolate – Fun Facts 
• Swiss eat more chocolate than 
anyone in world 
-2001- averaged 12.3 kg per 
person 
• 80% milk chocolate 
• 10-12% plain chocolate 
• 3-4% white chocolate 
• Dark chocolate is on the rise 
• All production must be in 
Switzerland to be “Swiss 
chocolate” (cocoa beans, paste, 
butter, sugar, milk) 
• Otherwise declared on package
Swiss cheese
Siwss sports
Swiss Army 
• Every male citizen must do military 
service 
• Starts at age 20 and ends at 42 
• Soldiers keep their arms at home 
• Automatic rifle for simple 
soldiers 
• Pistol for officers plus couple 
of bullets in a sealed box 
• Must return everything at 
age 42 
• Many cave-like buildings have been 
built in mountains to serve military 
purposes 
• They hold arms, supplies for crisis, 
and even fighter planes
Sources 
• www.swissworld.org/chocolate 
• Wikipedia 
• World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report 
• Yahoo Finance 
• http://finance.yahoo.com/currency
THE END!!! 
Any Questions? 
Thank You!

Switzerland

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    Switzerland Presented By:abdulrahman k alblooshi
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    Currency 10 francs1 franc 1 franc (reverse) • Swiss Franc (CHF) • 1 U.S. Dollar = 1.2268 Francs
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    Weather • Springtime • Daytime temperature range 8 to 15° C • (46-59° F) • Bring along a sweater and your hiking shoes!
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    Hiking in theAlps • More than 22,000 miles of • well-kept trails • Criss-cross through meadows, forests, glaciers, and magnificent views of towering peaks • At bottom in Interlaken, offers chance for rest and snacks
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    Interlaken • Locatedbetween Lake Brienz and Lake Thun • Named after its geographical position • Jungfrau Mountain (4158 M) is main attraction for backpackers • Interlaken lays at the flat area at the end of the Lauterbrunnen Valley
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    Interlaken • Verypopular in winter for skiing and snowboarding • Jungfrau Top Ski Region • 3 ski resorts interconnected • Also offers breathtaking views, hiking, mountain biking, and a point of relaxation
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    Lauterbrunnen • Smalltown that lies in the Lauterbrunnen Valley • The Lauterbrunnen valley also provided the pictorial model for J.R.R. Tolkien’s sketches and watercolors of the fictitious valley of Rivendell • 300 meter high Staubbach waterfall
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    What first comesto your mind when you hear siwss?!
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    Swiss Chocolate –Fun Facts • Swiss eat more chocolate than anyone in world -2001- averaged 12.3 kg per person • 80% milk chocolate • 10-12% plain chocolate • 3-4% white chocolate • Dark chocolate is on the rise • All production must be in Switzerland to be “Swiss chocolate” (cocoa beans, paste, butter, sugar, milk) • Otherwise declared on package
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    Swiss Army •Every male citizen must do military service • Starts at age 20 and ends at 42 • Soldiers keep their arms at home • Automatic rifle for simple soldiers • Pistol for officers plus couple of bullets in a sealed box • Must return everything at age 42 • Many cave-like buildings have been built in mountains to serve military purposes • They hold arms, supplies for crisis, and even fighter planes
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    Sources • www.swissworld.org/chocolate • Wikipedia • World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report • Yahoo Finance • http://finance.yahoo.com/currency
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    THE END!!! AnyQuestions? Thank You!