Switzerland
Switzerland is a mountainous Central European country, home to numerous lakes, villages and the high peaks of the Alps. Its cities contain medieval quarters, with landmarks like capital Bern’s Zytglogge clock tower and Lucerne’s wooden chapel bridge. The country is also known for its ski resorts and hiking trails. Banking and finance are key industries, and Swiss watches and chocolate are world renowned. ― Google
People born in Switzerland (First 49 people) - Page 40
Louis Pfenninger
Swiss cyclist
Nico Georgiadis
Journalist
Adolf Voegeli
Swiss author
Monica Beurer
Swiss photographer
Ronnie Rüeger
Ice hockey player
Kevin Spadanuda
Football player
Christian Marti
Ice hockey player
Florian Hoxha
Footballer
Patrik Bärtschi
Swiss ice hockey player
Hans Rutschmann
Politician
Christine Meier
Swiss ice hockey player
Paul Ragusa
Olympic athlete
Marcello Marrocco
Italian football player
Benjamin Plüss
Swiss former ice hockey player
Francis Baudevin
Swiss painter
Géraldine Savary
Former Member of the Swiss National Council
Jean Crotti
Painter
Mélodie Zhao
Classical pianist
Erhard Loretan
Swiss mountain climber
Christina Liebherr
Olympic athlete
Gaëlle Thalmann
Swiss footballer
Jacques Cesa
Swiss painter
Pierre Glasson
Swiss politician
Jean-Bernard Menoud
Cinematographer
Jason Dupasquier
Motorcycle racer
Büne Huber
Singer
Carl Roman Abt
Swiss mechanical engineer
Reto Zanni
Swiss footballer
Marco Odermatt
Swiss alpine ski racer
Peter Risi
Swiss footballer
Charles Wyrsch
Swiss artist
Melchior Wyrsch
Swiss painter
Ramon Zenhäusern
Swiss alpine ski racer
Walther Stampfli
Former Member of the Swiss Federal Council
Gaston Strobino
American athlete
Hermann Burger
Swiss poet
Lisa Della Casa
Swiss soprano
Franz Schnyder
Swiss film director
John Augustus Sutter Jr.
City planner
Alain Berger
Swiss ice hockey player
Nik Hartmann
Television presenter
Res Ingold
Swiss artist
Felix Schnyder
Swiss lawyer
Ferdinand Schiess
Armed force officer
Sascha Lehmann
Werner Neuhaus
Swiss painter
Pascal Berger
Alain Berger's brother
