Top 5 Swiss Souvenirs that locals would definitely buy (affordable and authentic)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- When going shopping in Switzerland, you will eventually end up in a souvenir store. Are you looking for authentic and unique Swiss gifts or souvenirs, that you can surprise your loved ones at home with? Then look further than the souvenir shops near you. Of course, Switzerland has got these souvenir shops, where you can buy products such as watches, Swiss Army knives, t shirts or cuckoo clocks (which are actually more common in Bavaria). For a real Swiss souvenir shopping experience, don’t only rely on these but open up to visiting department stores as well.
What makes a good souvenir? In our opinion, it’s got to have a distinct local touch and it should be useful to some degree as well. That’s also the threshold to when a local would buy it.
In the video we introduce you these five affordable, authentic and cool souvenirs a Swiss local would totally buy!
1. Reusable water bottle
2. Swiss Army knife
3. Swiss food
4. Swiss potato peeler
5. Famous Swiss cloth (Glarner Tüechli)
And maybe we have a sixth bonus souvenir for you to discover in the video!
For more travel tips about Switzerland visit www.switzerlandinsider.com
‘Don’t put it in your hand luggage otherwise you’ll still here a bit longer’ 😂😂😂
Free advice to extend the stay 😉
Geneva airport sells knives in the departure lounge!!!
But they are only intended to cut cheese, so it‘s fine, i guess? 😉
I always bought fridge magnet when I travel:) And yes I bought the little cowbell:) The water bottle is a very good idea! Actually I wanted to buy swiss army knife for my brother, but sadly it's too expensive in tourism office or in some souvenir shops, that I visited...
Thanks Greg for the great idea. The unforgettable holiday in Switzerland makes me smile 😃
Yeah im also a big fan of fridge magnets 😄 but sometimes i want change 👌😊
@@SwitzerlandInsider our refrigerator is already full with magnets:) The most come from ... Switzerland and Japan, hehe. Have a great day!
Ahhh Japan ❤️❤️ never been, on my wish list 😄😄
Wish you a great day as well 😄
Yetta you didn't go to a migros or something 🤣
The 'Rex' potato peeler!
A big like for the smile tip! :))
Thanks 😄😄😄😄
These are happy videos.
Can you help to tell me which specific shop/area in Geneva to buy cheaper souvenirs (because I need to buy a lot and Im just average). And can i know where is that your background? I want to go😀
Hey Rizman, if you go to larger Coop or Migros grocery stores, you will find dedicated souvenir sections! The background is in Engelberg Brunni.
Switzerland Insider, tq soo much, great info!
Hi, can I ask local Swiss or anyone who knows, any specific shop/brand to buy ladies swiss made watches around 100chf in Geneva? I need to buy quite a lot as souvenirs so looking for a good price. Tq all👋🏼
If you want authentic watches in this price range you can look for Swatch. You can purchase them in Manor(department store) in Geneva. Also you can buy your souvenirs there at good price 😉
Switzerland Insider, tq so much for the info!!
Would you be able to help me in relation to souvenir shopping in Switzerland? Particularly in the areas of Geneva, Zurich and Davos??
Let me know if you have a question and tag my channel in the comment so i can see it!
@@SwitzerlandInsider I am traveling to Switzerland in September, I am flying into Geneva and then onto Davos via Zurich. Would like to be able to get souvenirs to bring home, small things like fridge magnets with those names on them, or other small Swiss souvenirs. Thank you
You should find this kind of souvenirs both at Geneva or Zurich Airport! Also Davos will have the option to get souvenirs! Also try the supermarket in Davos, often they have souvenirs in tourist destinations as well!
@@SwitzerlandInsider thank you, travelling by train from Geneva airport to Davos :)
I didn’t know handkerchief came from Switzerland. Not sure what they’re called here now in the US, since it’s no longer politically correct to call the do-rags/dew rags.
Are you Swiss Italian?
Swiss German