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Right at the heart of Europe, Switzerland is a land of majesty and mystery, shrouded in mountains and bordered by France, Germany, Italy, Austria and Lichtenstein, absorbing parts of those cultures into its own. Famous for its high-end luxury, Switzerland isn’t known for budget trips. But spending sensibly can keep your costs down.
Get your Swiss francs with Post Office. We offer great rates and convenience for getting your holiday cash before you set off. You can order online and choose Click & Collect or home delivery. You can also order currency or a Travel Money Card in selected branches too.
If you order online by 3pm, you can grab your Swiss francs in a local branch of your choice the next working day. Or order by 3pm and we’ll deliver to your home the next working day. For ease and security, you can load up a Travel Money Card with Swiss francs and pay using contactless payment, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
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Switzerland’s international renown as the gold standard in ski trips isn’t for nothing. Nor does it come cheap. With leading resorts like Verbier and Zermat as well as some of Europe’s highest peaks, it’s not surprising that snow enthusiasts the world over descend on (or ascend up) Switzerland every year.
Aside from the snow sports, Switzerland is also known for its private banking sector and world-leading private schools. All of this together does not a cheap country make.
However, it is possible to do a Swiss holiday without breaking the bank by saving where possible, if that’s your aim. Buying food and drink at local supermarkets and preparing it yourself, avoiding expenses like ski school if you don’t need them, taking your own equipment if you have it and choosing your accommodation carefully can all help stay on-piste where your budget’s concerned.
And of course, there’s more to Switzerland than skiing, Toblerones and cuckoo clocks. There are the beautiful cities of Geneva, Zurich, Bern, Basel, Lucerne, Lausanne…for a small country, Switzerland packs a punch with its notable towns.
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