First Thoughts on Switzerland (is Zurich as expensive as they say!?)

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An Australian family explores Zurich, Switzerland, to investigate the city's reputation for high costs. The creators examine various expenses, noting that a tall Starbucks latte in Switzerland is significantly more expensive than in other countries. To manage their budget, they utilize public transportation passes and opt for grocery shopping at Co-op rather than dining out for every meal. They also share their experience staying in an Airbnb located a short tram ride from the city center, noting it was more reasonable than local hotels. The trip includes sightseeing in the old town, riding a riverboat, and visiting a mountain via gondola for panoramic views. The family also explores local amenities such as river swimming areas with splash pads and a street food festival. They conclude their visit by sampling various international foods and preparing to travel toward the Swiss Alps by car.
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we have just arrived in switzerland which has the reputation for being one of the most expensive countries in the world so we want to test that theory right here in the largest city in switzerland zurich
the most expensive place to get a tall starbucks latte is right here in switzerland it's seven dollars and 17 cents which is about 10 australian dollars for a small coffee
i definitely recommend if you're coming to switzerland book yourself an airbnb get a kitchen
this is your little tip if you have a little one who doesn't mind having a nap in the pram this is when you go and explore the city
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