Switzerland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. One of the first things that come to mind when it comes to Swiss is the wonderful natural beauty. Its snow-covered peaks, the deep blue lakes, the lush green fields and the mountains covered with trees are indispensable for tourists visiting this country.
The capital of the country is Bern. The country has three official languages: German, French and Italian. The population of Switzerland, administered by the Federal Republic, is about 8.
The country does not have a seashore. Alpine mountains occupy a large part of the country. From loose pile-dwelling settlements to the modern federal Swiss state: key periods. One of the most competitive economies in the world at a glance: facts, figures and articles on business, exports, taxes and public finance.
Switzerland's ultra-modern radio and television, mobile, fixed network and broadband infrastructure makes it a highly attractive location for businesses. The Federal Council is pursuing plans to free Switzerland from reliance on imported, non-renewable energy. Its Energy Strategy seeks to reduce consumption and increase the share of renewables.
The Swiss economy is service-oriented, but also has a strong, export-focused industrial sector. Swiss watches, which are a product of this sector, are known worldwide for their high quality.
Even though Switzerland tops the world rankings for rail travel by passenger-kilometres per capita, the car remains the country's favourite means of transport.
For freight transport, efforts are under way to shift from road to rail. Switzerland's stable labour market and low unemployment rate account for a high GDP per capita, excellent healthcare and a social security system that leaves no one behind. Switzerland's diverse and permeable education system in essence offers a choice between an academic or vocational education.
The field of science and research is held in high regard in Switzerland and is promoted accordingly, resulting in highly dynamic research activity. Switzerland lies at the heart of Europe. It has three distinct geographical regions: the Alps, the Central Plateau and the Jura. The country boasts an extraordinary variety of landscapes and habitats, which make it a highly attractive place to live in and do business.
A special feature of the Swiss landscape is its abundant natural ecosystems and their proximity to urban centres. However, it is the mountains which have proven to be integral to Switzerland's national identity. This enormous undertaking comprises three rail tunnels, including the Gotthard Base Tunnel — at Solar Impulse has brought the dream of flying over long distances without the need for fossil fuel a step closer to reality.
At an altitude of 2, metres and nestled among the glaciers and imposing peaks of the Valais Alps, the new Monte Rosa mountain refuge rises from the icy landscape like a giant sparkling shard of rock crystal.
Quality, precision, uniqueness, reliability, tradition, design, innovation … these are just a few of the words that sum up the Swiss watchmaking industry — an industry which manages to produce timepieces that are diminutive yet highly complex, traditional yet state-of-the art. Switzerland is synonymous with mountains. The mountains, for example, have been the selling point of the Swiss tourist industry for more than years. The Swiss soldiers decided to sow a white cross onto their armour to distinguish them from their adversaries on the battlefield.
Eventually, the cross would appear on the arms and banners of all Swiss soldiers. The third series of notes were circulated between and The third series was only partially issued.
However, none of the banknotes of this series were put into circulation. The fifth series was designed by Pierre Gauchat and Hermann Eidenbenz. For the first time, in the fifth series, a dollar Franc was issued. The Sixth banknote series was designed by Ernst and Ursula Hiestand. These banknotes were recalled on May 1, , and are no longer legal tender.
The notes of the Seventh series were designed by Roger and Elisabeth Pfund. However, these notes were never circulated and were duly destroyed. Banknotes of the Ninth series are entering circulation in a phased manner.
The franc note of this series was issued on April 12, , and the franc note was issued on May 17, Eure fromme Seele ahnt Gott im hehren Vaterland!
Gott, den Herrn im hehren Vaterland! Gott, den Herrn, im hehren Vaterland! In Gewitternacht und Grauen Lasst uns kindlich ihm vertrauen! When the Alps glow bright with splendour, Pray, free Swiss, Pray, For you feel and understand, For you feel and understand, That he dwelleth in this land.
That he dwelleth in this land. That Thou dwellest in this land. Third Verse: When dark clouds enshroud the hills And gray mist the valley fills, Yet Thou art not hidden from Thy sons.
Pierce the gloom in which we cower With Thy sunshine's cleansing power Then we'll feel and understand Then we'll feel and understand That God dwelleth in this land. That God dwelleth in this land. Fourth Verse: Towards us in the wild storm coming, You yourself give us resistance and stronghold, You, almighty ruling, rescuing!
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