Who said that the concepts of Switzerland and shopping are incompatible? Despite the fact that this country is famous for the whole world for its high cost, it is also known for its outlet shops, branded shops and boutiques. And also the famous Swiss watches and jewelry. That's why shopping in Switzerland is not only possible, but even compulsory for all those who visit this amazing country. Moreover, elite goods here will definitely be cheaper than in the homeland, and during the sales you can find excellent discounts.
If you did not get into the sale, you can always visit the outlets of Switzerland, where branded goods are sold at discounts all year round.
Please pay attention when going to Switzerland, that here the Swiss francs (CHF), and not the euro, are still used.
Shopping in Geneva
The visiting card of Geneva is the Swiss watch, which is sold here cheaper than anywhere in the country or abroad. The tradition of manufacturing watches originated in Geneva more than five hundred years ago. The most famous brands are Rolex, Omega, Tissot, Longines, Patek Philippe, IWC Schaffhausen, etc. Here you can buy a women's gold wristwatch .
But, of course, Geneva is not limited for hours. Here, as in any other city in this country, you can buy things of famous European brands. Shops in Geneva are open from Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 18:00, and Saturday from 8:30 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 16:00. On Sunday, as a rule, all shops do not work, except for a couple of huge shopping centers. In most shops, the staff speaks English.
Shopping in Zürich
In this city there are several places where almost all shops are concentrated. If you walk along the Bahnhofstrasse, then combine business with pleasure - shopping with sightseeing of the city. Here you will find the largest selection of shops and luxury boutiques, including a huge selection of quality watches and other accessories, and Niederdorfstrasse with famous shoe and youth shops are also nearby.
When choosing a place for shopping in Zurich, pay attention to the fact that the most expensive shops are on the Bahnhofstrasse and in the Old Town, and relatively cheap - at the station.