Those products you have to try and add to your souvenir shopping list


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Those products you have to try and add to your souvenir shopping list


Swissness

Buy Swiss made

This shortlist brings together the best Swiss-made products to try during your visit or to take home as useful souvenirs or thoughtful gifts.

Kägi fret

Kägi chocolate wafers
Fr. 1.80

Kägi combines crisp wafer layers with smooth Swiss chocolate. The snack has a loyal fan base and is one of the easiest Swiss sweets to recommend.

Swatch

Swiss Swatch watch
Fr. 140.00

Swatch turned Swiss watchmaking into something colourful, playful, and accessible.

Mineral water

Aproz Swiss mineral water
Fr. 0.95

Buy Swiss mineral water instead of imported brands that fill store shelves, such as Evian or San Pellegrino.

Biberli

Swiss Appenzeller Biberli
Fr. 1.70

Appenzeller Biberli is a soft honey pastry filled with a sweet nut or marzipan centre. It's a tasty treat to carry with you, so you have something to eat when you get hungry.

Dubler

Dubler chocolate-covered foam treats
Fr. 1.00

Delicious chocolate-coated egg white foam. The cult Mohrenkopf, meaning "black face", has become politically controversial, but the owner, Mr Dubler, refuses to rebrand. Alternative buy Migros brand!

Elmex

Elmex toothpaste
Fr. 3.90

Elmex is one of Switzerland's best-known oral care brands.

Globi

Swiss Globi children’s book
Fr. 9.90

Globi is a classic Swiss cartoon character who has entertained children for generations.

Isa

ISA Swiss underwear
Fr. 19.90

Well-made underwear with a long Swiss tradition. It costs more than basic supermarket clothing, but the quality and Swiss identity make it a memorable purchase.

Kambly

Kambly Swiss biscuits
Fr. 3.55

Kambly is famous for delicate Swiss biscuits with a light, buttery texture.

Läckerli

Swiss Basler Läckerli biscuits
Fr. 8.50

Basler Läckerli are firm, aromatic biscuits made with honey, nuts, candied peel, and spices. Premium versions make excellent gifts, while supermarket own-brand packs offer a similar flavour for less.

Meridol

Meridol toothpaste
Fr. 5.10

Meridol is another respected oral care brand.

Mini Pic

Mini Pic dried sausage snack
Fr. 3.70

Mini Pic is a compact dried sausage snack with plenty of savoury flavour. It is especially popular for hikes, train journeys, and quick outdoor lunches.

Ovosport

Ovomaltine Swiss chocolate
Fr. 2.95

Ovomaltine delivers its unmistakable malty flavour as a hot drink, spread, biscuit, or chocolate bar. The crunchy chocolate version is an easy introduction to this much-loved Swiss taste.

Ragusa

Swiss Ragusa chocolate bar
Fr. 2.95

Ragusa is a Swiss chocolate classic filled with creamy praline and whole hazelnuts. It is an essential choice for anyone who enjoys rich, nutty chocolate bars.

Ramseier

Ramseier Swiss apple juice
Fr. 2.95

Ramseier offers full-flavoured apple juice as well as lighter sparkling Schorle mixed with water. Both perfectly suit Switzerland, a country with a strong apple-growing tradition.

Rausch

Rausch Swiss herbal hair care
Fr. 16.90

Rausch is a Swiss hair and body care specialist known for products made with herbal extracts. The range feels more premium than standard supermarket brands and makes a practical Swiss-made gift.

Ricola

Ricola Swiss herbal drops
Fr. 2.95

Ricola herbal drops began as a Swiss speciality and are now recognised around the world. The original herb flavour remains the classic choice.

Rivella

Rivella Swiss soft drink
Fr. 1.60

Rivella is a genuine Swiss cult drink with a distinctive flavour based on milk whey. Red is the original version, while Blue is the familiar low-calorie alternative.

Rohner

Rohner Swiss socks
Fr. 14.95

Rohner makes durable, high-quality socks for everyday wear, hiking, and sport.

Seehund Glace

Migros Seehund vanilla cream ice cream
Fr. 0.95

Seehund vanilla ice cream is a nostalgic Migros cult favourite. Cheap and delicious.

Sportmint

Swiss Sportmint sweets
Fr. 2.50

Sportmint is a traditional Swiss sweet with a cool, refreshing flavour. Its distinctive texture and old-school packaging make it a fun supermarket discovery.

Victorinox

Victorinox Swiss Army Knife
Fr. 39.90

Victorinox makes many pocket knives, but the one pictured is widely regarded as the original Swiss Army Knife.

Villiger

Villiger Krumme cigar
Fr. 7.90

Villiger is a long-established Swiss cigar brand, and the curved Krumme is one of its most recognisable products.

Weleda

Weleda Skin Food
Fr. 12.95

Weleda is known for botanical skin and body care products with a strong natural health identity.

Wernli

Wernli Swiss biscuits
Fr. 3.40

Wernli produces classic Swiss biscuits ranging from simple butter cookies to chocolate-covered favourites. They are affordable, widely available, and excellent with coffee.

Zena

Zena Swiss vegetable peeler
Fr. 4.95

The Zena (now Victorinox Brand) peeler is inexpensive, extremely sharp, and built to last. This humble Swiss kitchen tool is one of the most useful souvenirs you can buy.

Zweifel

Zweifel Swiss potato chips
Fr. 3.95

Zweifel makes Switzerland's favourite potato chips, celebrated for their crisp texture and bold seasoning. The paprika flavour is the classic place to start.