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    Klosters, Suisse Informations générales

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    Klosters, Switzerland Facts

    Switzerland est un petit pays enclavé au cœur de l’Europe. Pays voisins : Allemagne, France, Italie, Autriche et Liechtenstein. 

    Klosters Niché dans ce qui est resté la partie rurale du Prättigau (Graubünden), Klosters, avec son atmosphère romantique de village, contraste fortement avec la métropole alpine voisine de Davos. Grâce au tunnel de Vereina, l’Engadine est désormais elle aussi devenue une région voisine directe. 

    Coordinates: 46.8699° N, 9.8829° E

    Visas Requirements: Please visit VisaHQ to determine Visa requirements for your country.

    Language: German, French, Italian and English

    Capital City: Bern

    Population: Klosters has 4400 permanent residents. The number of residents can dramatically rise in the winter season. 

    Time Zone: Standard Time zone is 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time(GMT+2).

    Currency:  Swiss Franc (CHF)

    Les cartes de crédit sont largement acceptées dans toute la Suisse. Celles couramment utilisées incluent Visa et MasterCard. 

    Electrical Current: The standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. You can use your electric appliances in Switzerland, if the standard voltage in your country is in between 220 - 240 V (as is in the UK, Europe, Australia and most of Asia and Africa).

    Type J or C plugs.

    Telephone code: Switzerland Country Code is 41. Klosters area code is 081.
    Dialing internationally + 41 + area code + telephone number
    Dialing locally dial the seven-digit telephone number   

    Switzerland Transportation:  If taking a car in this area some of the pass roads are closed during the winter or liable to close at short notice, but the railway company also operates a car carrying service from Klosters to the lower Engadine or from Thusis to Samaden.

    WiFi/Computers: Most villas and resorts offer WiFi internet. 

    Tipping –  

    Restaurants: A service charge is typically added into your bill at restaurants in Switzerland.If this is the case, you do not need to leave an additional tip.However, if you are exceptionally happy with your service, you can round the bill to the nearest franc.

    Spa: Spa services generally include an extra fee for gratuity.For this reason, it is not customary to tip extra.However, if you are exceptionally happy with your service, you can round the bill to the nearest franc.

    Taxi: Typically, you are not expected to tip your taxi driver. However, a service charge may be added.Round up or add 5% if you are happy with your service or even more if you taxi driver has been exceptionally helpful.

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