Can you tell me how far it is to go to these towns? and what is the cheapest way of transport. ?
Can we do that in 1 day or do we need two separate days for it?
I have a friend that lives in the USA and she is married but she wants to get married to a guy from switzerland can she get married in switzerland with the guy she likes even though she is still ...
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I find it interesting that so many people find the swiss not so much fun... I guess I am biased because ...
16 for beer, wine and cider
18 for hard liquor including alcopops (Smirnoffs Ice etc.)
Sven B
18!
In most countries it's between 16 and 18. We're the exception (21). Also, in most countries it's not enforced like here i.e. having to show ID etc...
John K
yes it's 16 for beer and wine and 18 for liquor, no difference between the cantons!
langstrumpf
no matter where you are in switzerland for alcohol you have to be years old when you want to by beer or wine.
whenever you want to have something stronger you have to be 18 years old
Go_Know_Thyself
Dix huit je crois?
Jean-Paul J
Cider, Beer and Wine may be consumed from the age of 16 on, spirits (Cognac, Vodka etc.) may be consumed from 18 on. Cigarettes and Tobacco may be consumed from 18 on.
If you look younger than 18, and a bar(wo)man, waiter(ess) etc. asks you for some ID, SHOW HIM/HER promptly. Not doing so means no drink.
Hope this will help,
Stone
It's 16 for soft drinks like beer and wine, but it's 18 for liquor like vodka and whisky.
So I don't think you need to worry, if you want you will get drunk because bars will never ask for ID if you order a soft drink.
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