Welcome to a cultural exchange between /r/croatia and /r/Switzerland. This will be our first cultural exchange, so here goes:

To our Croatian visitors: Welcome to /r/Switzerland! Feel free to ask the community anything about Switzerland, the mountains, life, culture, and everything else!

To Swiss residents: Join us in answering their questions about Switzerland and its culture and everything Swiss. Please leave the top comments for users from /r/croatia coming over with a question or comment.

In return, /r/croatia will be hosting a similar thread for us to ask questions about Croatia. Head over to ask questions about their food, wine, family, traditions, beaches, culture and any other questions you may have about their beautiful country.

This thread will be stickied for 3 to 4 days. It'd be great if plenty of us can check in regularly and answer any new questions!

The posts on both subreddits will be in English for ease of communication. And as always: Keep it civil and courteous; enjoy and have fun in getting to know each other better!

The moderators of /r/croatia and r/Switzerland