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Guess the Swiss town
Select the town/city in Switzerland which matches each description.
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Last updated: June 22, 2024
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| First submitted | June 22, 2024 |
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Albert Einstein worked in the patent office of this important central city.
Dating back to 44 BC, when it was named Noviodunum, this town in the canton of Vaud is where UEFA have their headquarters.
FIFA and many other organisations have their headquarters in this city, which has been rated as the world's most expensive to live in.
Located by the Rhine, and possibly Switzerland's oldest town, dating back to the Roman Empire, the first Christian bishopric north of the Alps was here.
This Winter Olympic venue sits at 1,800 metres altitude in the Grisons (Graubünden) canton.
Many rich and famous people live in this town, close to the linguistic border with the French-speaking region.
The World Economic Forum is hosted in this ski resort in Graubünden.
A suburb of Como in Italy, this is the southernmost town in Switzerland.
Over 60 international organisations are based here, including the Red Cross, WTO, WHO and some UN bodies.
This small town on Lake Lucerne was chosen to host a Ukraine War conference in 2024.
In 1944, the US air force accidentally bombed this town on the Rhine, killing 40 residents.
A major watchmaking centre, this is the largest French/German bilingual city.
Noted for its splendid abbey, this small town had numerous battles with its larger neighbour Schwyz in medieval times.
This Valais town's named is linked to the German "matten" (Alpine meadow) and to the nearby mountain.
This harbour town on Lake Constance, which shares a name with a psychological test, used to have a train ferry to the German side of the lake.
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