Interesting little things about life in Switzerland (23 photos)

Last time we told and showed interesting little things in life in Japan. And today we propose to go to one small, but very wealthy country - Switzerland. For everyone, it is probably associated with mountain landscapes, chocolate, cheese, reliable watches and, of course, banks! And we will try to move away from the paths trodden by tourists and just look at the small but interesting little things of life in Switzerland.

What does a train look like in Switzerland?





You can buy a €0 bill for $3.25... clever!



Amount of toilet paper in roadside restrooms





Here you can find vending machines selling cheese everywhere.



In Switzerland, you can rent a cow - about $ 270 per month. Behind this money can be used to visit a cow in a pasture (together with a shepherd), get a photo of a cow and even milk it.



This code on the shell helps you quickly find out which farm owns the hens that laid the eggs.



Hotels have sockets of various types for guests from different parts of the world.



Even high in the mountains, in the middle of some path, you can find cheese fridge. You just leave money and take what you need.



Drinking water fountains are literally everywhere here, even along the highway



In total, there are 437 mountain peaks above 3000 meters in the country.



Switzerland also has a large number of tunnels. And often they are quite narrow.



The Jungfraujoch railway station, located at an altitude of 3,450 meters, is the highest in Europe



In the southern regions of Switzerland, some houses have their own cable cars and funiculars. With their help, the inhabitants rise to themselves from car parks located on lower streets



The Grand Dixence Dam is the highest in Europe



Every spring the fountains in Zurich are filled with roses.



The police here teach children the rules of the road



You are in Switzerland if your dishwasher has a fondue setting



Just a sunset view of the Alps from the window of the house



This car is on pillows. They are for cars which are in long-term parking. Their main purpose is to prevent deformation of the tires at the points of contact with floor. Thanks to this, the tires remain in good condition for long time



On the walls of many buildings you can find small stairs. They designed for cats, as in Switzerland cats have access to the street considered vital to their well-being



All the snow removed from the roads is dumped from this bridge. At the end of May, a pile of snow grows to such a size



There are also playgrounds on the trains.



A pipe pointer helps identify mountain peaks