1. Government offices are open from 7:30-8:30 am to 4:30-6:30 pm, a short lunch break is possible. Saturday and Sunday are days off, only private exchange offices and some large banks can work on these days.
2. Shops open quite early, around 8:00 am and receive visitors until 4:00-7:00 pm. Saturday is considered a shortened working day, and on Sundays only markets, large supermarkets, and shopping centers are open.
3. The most common souvenirs are watches, knives, and chocolate of local production, many also prefer to buy cheese as a souvenir. For watches, it's best to go to a specialized salon, because in street markets tourists can stumble on a cheap fake. A wide selection of chocolate and other sweets is available in such shops as Lindt, Tableron, Nestle, and Sushard.
4. It is very convenient to travel around the city by public transport. Every day, special sightseeing buses depart from the train station. Their route passes through all significant attractions. It is worth noting that a single ticket you buy is valid for all types of public transport.
6. Since medical services are paid in the city, travelers are advised to arrange health insurance in advance. It will cover about 90% of the total costs.
7. The best way to make phone calls is from special payphones that are close to all banks, post offices and restaurants. They work with plastic cards, which can be purchased at any newsstand or post office. Some payphones also accept coins of a certain denomination.
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9. Going on a trip, take warm clothes along even in summer. It is sure to be useful to those who like evening walks and recreation in nature.
10. Remote areas of the city should only be explored during the daytime and only with a guide. Only central areas are suitable for night walks alone.
