Switzerland Travel Information and Travel Guide


Switzerland is a very modern assessment of the country or near the top of all the living standards in the world. The literacy rates are close to 100 percent, 25 percent of the diplomas of the close of adult higher education and religious freedom is guaranteed. Switzerland has one of the highest rates of use of computers and the Internet, not to mention a high level of income per capita. Health services are exceptional and almost all Swiss are insured. Historically, Switzerland in the first place has been inhabited by Helvetic Celts. Finally it is under the rule of the Roman Empire. During this period, has flourished as cities such as Geneva, Basel and Zurich served as important centers of commerce in the Roman Empire. After the fall of the Roman Empire, Switzerland was invaded and has been ruled by various groups. Later the past is in control of the popes of the Roman Catholic Church. Finally, the three ruling families in Switzerland have agreed to a pact together to rule in which they committed together with the defense, peace and self-rule. They signed the agreement August 1, 1291, now considered a day of nations during the day in Switzerland.

Following this period, Switzerland has pursued the locking of the earth with the military exploits, defeating the Habsburg on three separate occasions. They were then sconfiggute by French and Venetians and renounced expansionist policies, the foundation of Swiss neutrality. After a brief civil war between Protestants and Liberals, Switzerland is deposited in the country which takes place today in 1848. Exempt from Catholic rule, the country passed a constitution that establishes the strong civil liberties. Unlike most countries, the Swiss Federal Government is very weak. The condition, known as cantons, have significant autonomy and effective law makers in the country. The citizens of Switzerland go "by the Swiss name. "The population amounts to about 7. 3 million and grows by less than one percent a year in size. Religious, the Swiss categorize as 42 percent Catholic, 33 percent Protestant, Muslim 4. 3 percent, other 5. 4 percent and 11percent no religion. The literacy rate is claimed to be 100 percent and the average life expectancy is 76. 5 years for men and 82. 5 for women. The Swiss policy of neutrality has served the two world wars. Much of the country has escaped the damage inflicted on its neighbors. With the soaring peaks and beautiful cities, is pleasure traveler. Now that you know something, give him a call.

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