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8 years ago
Good place to get some postcards and tourist chotchkies for the people in your life who really like that stuff.
Grand' Rue 56
1820 Montreux
Switzerland
021 963 42 03
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http://www.swiss-corner.ch
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What time does Swiss-Corner open?
Swiss-Corner opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Swiss-Corner close?
Swiss-Corner closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Does Swiss-Corner have parking?
Yes, Swiss-Corner has parking options.
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Very nice place in ouchy to grab your souvenirs. The guy manning the store was most friendly and…read morevery informative about the clocks. It was wall to wall items for everyone in your gift ideas. If you walk out of here without getting anything, then you have no friends or family and you only think of yourself! Just kidding! lol!!
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Norbert the owner is very helpful in helping to find the perfect gift for family and friends…read more Both the cuckoo clocks are plentiful to pick from. The music boxes are made to keep forever. There are so many Russian nesting dolls, it's hard to decide which one to get. Freddie Mercury is the man of the times. With memorabilia forever... Worth stopping in.
Really disappointed with this site. I ordered two posters to commemorate a particularly special…read moreholiday and basically one depicted a completely different place to the one I ordered and the other had clearly been colour enhanced on the website image. The one that arrived was a monotone urine yellow hue and I wouldn't stuff my shoes with it, let alone hang it on my wall. I wonder when they're sending out this rubbish and giggling away to themselves whether they consider the premium prices people are paying and how upsetting it is to be ripped off in this way. My request for a refund in return for the posters being sent back untouched or the actual item I ordered were ignored. I think it's basically a basement full of tat which they dole out according to what they have most of. Don't waste your money.
Be aware of this store!!!! The owner charged the tourist 4 to 5 times of the price than other…read morestores. He would tell you one price to start with and said you have heard the price wrong when you show interests. We though he was trust worthy and believed his explainations. It ends up he was trying to take advantage of the tourists intentionally.
From the owner: Chat Noir ist ein unabhängiger Design- und Geschenkladen an der Marktgasse 53, mitten in der Berner…read moreAltstadt. Seit 1978 sind wir bekannt für unsere Postkartenwelt mit Hunderten von Sujets für jeden Anlass. Dazu kommen Designobjekte, Wohn- und Küchenaccessoires, Spiele, Bücher und Gadgets, die witzig, schön und durchdacht sind. Im Sortiment findest du unter anderem Seletti, Jellycat, Mustard Made, Studio About, Gluckigluck und die legendäre Kit-Cat Clock. Ein Herzstück sind unsere Poster und Kunstdrucke von Berner Künstlern wie Kaspar Allenbach, Artfox oder Benjamin Güdel. Dazu gibt es Aare-Lieblinge wie Dry Bags für den Aareschwumm. Im 2. Stock rahmen wir deine Bilder direkt vor Ort. Du hast eine grosse Auswahl an Rahmenprofilen, wir bieten einen Aufziehservice an und beraten dich persönlich. Keine Zeit für einen Besuch? Unser Onlineshop chat-noir.ch liefert in die ganze Schweiz und nach Liechtenstein, ab CHF 80 versandkostenfrei. Geschenkgutscheine gibt es im Laden und online. Schenken ist eine Sprache. Wir sprechen sie seit 1978.
This shop is a little too shoddy after my taste, but the postcards they sell... oh my. They must be…read morethe prettiest touristy cards I've ever seen. So pretty I sent one to literally all of my friends.
Aux 1000 Souvenirs, Jean Claude Poupon, dernier Artisan de la Corne Grande Rue 39 130 pont de Poitte, Jura, France - 17/08/2016 ©Dk N
Pretty standard souvenir shop selling the standard stuff. Here in Switzerland that includes coo-coo…read moreclocks and Swiss Army knives. We wanted to buy engraved Swiss Army knives for family back home. It was going to take 1.5 to 2 hours to get them all done, so we arranged to come back the next day to pick them up. We bought 12 knives, and got a small discount on the bunch. We returned the next day and they were all completed as requested. Staff was pleasant and very helpful.
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Don't eat in restaurants Fresh juice and wines…read moreSandwiches German ham Swiss salamis Mustard from Dijon Fresh baked croissant and breads Ice cream Pastry and cakes Chocolates All good prices and way cheaper than eating out Love this place
Conveniently located and well stocked. One of the most ridiculous chocolate sections you will ever…read morefind in a grocery store, even by Swiss standards. It's two floors - with the household stuff up top and most of the food on the bottom floor.
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This is a cool cafe on the main street in Rolle, near the castle and the lake. There's a small but…read moregood selection of homemade desserts. I recently had poppy seed cake and tried my friend's blueberry crumble, both of which were delicious. They have savory dishes and salads, but I haven't tried any. A great thing about coming here rather than a tea room is they have alcohol! Ok the beer choices aren't anything to brag about, but there are some nice local wines. A quirk of this place -- and part of what makes it cool -- is it also doubles as a furniture showroom. Yes, the furniture in the cafe is also for sale. The style is an industrial/vintage look, and has a lot of character. They also have live music in the evenings from time to time. Overall this is a place with a fun vibe, and has substance to go along with the style.
Excellent place for lunch or dinner. Their meals are made freshly every day and the ambience is…read morelovely. As it is located near the Rolle Castle, is nice for a walk near the lake afterwards.
Globus is a little piece of heaven in the heart of Lausanne. If you're an expat like me, it will…read moreremind you of the best of Whole Foods and Neiman Marcus under on roof. I'm very much addicted to their prepared foods and wine bar area. And the rest of the floors are filled with great clothes that are fun to look at even if you can't afford them. If new to Lausanne, visit the fourth floor of stuff for your apartment. Cute pillows, plates and decorative items.
I am in the food department in the basement surrounded by exquisite culinary delights. fresh…read moreorganic bread, delicious meats and cheeses and am undecided what to buy for dinner! A joy!
What a cool department store! 7 levels of heaven, from clothes to accessories, to paper products,…read morejewelry, home goods, toys, electronics and a cafeteria style amazing restaurant at the very top. There isn't a single thing you need that you can't find here. We were lucky to be staying next door to Manor so we visited here a few times. Manor is FAR nicer than a Macy's, but must more reasonably priced than a Nordstrom.....and it comes with a very lovely, warm feel throughout. I could have spent many, many hours here, but settled for just one....suitcase space is always an issue! Nice quality, lots of variety, easy to navigate. Check it out!
The black coat jacket (last existing piece) I wanted to try in men clothes division was dust dirty…read morebecause apparently it fell down and that's a witness of dirty floor! Unfriendly sales staff told me they don't have a dust cleaning roller and they can't do anything about it! It's sad how unmotivated and disaffected looking sales staff is badly working for company! Manor sells many good quality items and deserve better representation!
There aren't a ton of fast dining options at the Lausanne train station and with a very quick 20…read moreminute connection, I was happy to spot this Coop market. I was able to get in an out and still make my 4 hour train to Paris. This mini grocery store is inside the busy train station. This is Switzerland so of course prices are really high. Our bag of potato chips, two small cans of Coke Zero, a bottle of Evian water, and two pre-made deli sandwiches cost us roughly $40 U.S. The sandwiches were really high quality though, comparable to something you'd get state-side at, say, Dean & Deluca. The cheapest item we purchased was the liter of Evian water (for 89 cents)! I love when I travel to or through Switzerland because Evian is SO CHEAP. It's my favorite bottled water and I drink it with abandon when in Europe. The cashiers were fast and friendly enough, and Coop takes credit cards (which means you don't have the hassle of taking out Swiss Francs from the ATM if you are just briefly in the country). Nothing fancy but plenty to eat and a decent selection of healthy (yogurt, salads, nuts) and not so healthy (fresh baked cookies, potato chips, candy) snacks.
Cute little cafe with very friendly staff! It was only about a 5 minute walk from my hotel The…read moreGrand Hotel Suisse Majestic, which was convenient. I got the fruit yogurt parfait and OJ, which were both fresh and delicious. They also had an arrangement of pastries and quiches for breakfast.
We had breakfast at Tea-Room Design Alpes every day during our stay in Montreux. Their fresh…read morequiches, especially the tomato and onion, were absolutely delicious. The pain au chocolat was rich and decadent, while the croissants were flaky perfection. The apricot tart slice, though not as sweet as expected, made for a delightful morning treat. They also serve fresh coffee drinks and freshly pressed orange juice, making it the perfect start to our day.
This a little piece of gem 'hidden' on the rue du Petit Chêne. What a wonderful little shop this…read moreis! For anyone who's a child or whose inner child prevails, this is the place to be. There are lots of unique gifts ideas, lots of magazines, lots of Japanese manga, you'll go crazy! Even though the shop is tiny and has an entrance that is slightly off down the street level (making it easy to miss it unless you know the address), the place always seems to be busy and has a positive vibe. The staff is great and friendly. The prices are good, even for the limited edition toys and books you'll find here. Definitely worth a visit especially if looking for one of a kind gifts and/or gifts related to comics. Or a good spot to window shop too. :)