Switzerland

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Switzerland [1] (German: Schweiz, French: Suisse, Italian: Svizzera, Romansch: Svizra, Latin: Confoederatio Helvetica) is a landlocked country in Central Europe. It has borders with France to the west, Italy to the south, Austria and Liechtenstein to the east and Germany to the north.

Sex Scene and Prostitution

Switzerland has a comprehensive offering of adult services, all legal and regulated. You can find strip clubs, brothels, Sex drive-in parks and sensual massage parlours in the big cities as well as red-light districts where window prostitutes and street prostitutes are allowed to work.

Sex in Switzerland is a rich and diverse industry that is celebrated in many ways; exampleLausanne hosts an annual alternative porn festival called La Fête du Slip (underpant fest) which promotes sex-positive porn and you can find examples of sex meeting entertainment throughout the Switzerland.


History

Prostitution and other erotica related activities have been documented since the medieval times in Switzerland. During the medieval times, the local community highly tolerated this industry.

Although highly tolerated, the sex industry in Switzerland was running illegally until 1942. After receiving the legal stamp of approval in 1942, the industry became legal (though regulated). With the legalization, licensed brothels started coming up in major towns of the country (Zurich being on the forefront). The players in this industry started advertising their services in major newspapers in the country.

Legal situation

Prostitution is legal, and so are brothels. The Swiss criminal code puts strict boundaries on their activities: it is forbidden to induce somebody into prostitution, to restrict the freedom of a prostitute by supervising him or her in the course of his or her activities or by exercising control over the location, time, volume or other aspects of his or her work as a prostitute (art. 195). Cantons can also edict additional measures.

Recent developments

The prostitution scene changed a lot with the gradual coming into force of the Free Movement of Persons Agreement, from 2002 on. This agreement allows firms and independent workers from the European Union to work in Switzerland 90 days a year. As a result, a lot of European prostitutes started to come and work in Switzerland for short periods.

This change is easily perceptible in street prostitution. Until the 2000's, most of the prostitutes were local, and a lot of them stayed in the business very long. You would see faces month after month, year after year, offering their services at the same place. Now, street prostitution is dominated by women who stay in Switzerland just for a while. Some of them come only once, some others come a few months every year. A big part of them are South American with a European passport and Spanish is the dominant language amongst the prostitutes of the Switzerland.

The first price given by street prostitutes for a quickie is 100 CHF for decades. But competition leads some prostitutes to accept lower prices. As the demand has increased less than the offer, the income of the prostitutes has lessened.

Sex workers who chose to work in the industry must pay a tax of $5.39 (5 Swiss Francs) for each night that they work as a prostitute. There are 14,000 officially registered sex workers in Switzerland, with 800 located in Geneva. In Zurich, there are a reported 11 prostitutes per 1,000 residents. According to union rules, they must charge at least $100 to a client. In 2011, the annual revenue of the sex trade in Switzerland was $4.4 Billion. One in Five men between the ages of 20 to 65 in Switzerland has visited a sex worker at least once in their lives. 50% of prostitution customers are swiss men, 50% of customers are married and average age of customers is 33.

Regions

Politically, Switzerland is divided into cantons, but the traveler will find the following regions more useful:

Regions of Switzerland
Lake Geneva
On the northern shores of Lac Léman, from the Jura to the Alps
Jura Mountains and Fribourg
Hiking, lakes, watch-making
Bernese Lowlands
The core region of Traditional Bernese influence
Bernese Highlands
The Majestic Bernese Alps
Central Switzerland
The birthplace of the Swiss Confederation, the legends of William Tell
Basel and Aargau
Home of the Swiss pharmaceutical industry; launching point to Germany and France
Zurich
The country's largest city, a tourist region in its own right
Northeastern Switzerland
Between the Alps and Lake Constance and home to many scenic dairy farms
Valais
Europe's highest peaks and largest glaciers
Graubünden/Grisons
Officially, tri-lingual, the region is very mountainous, lightly populated and home to many great tourist cities and includes the ancient Romansh minority language and culture
Ticino
Italian speaking region including famous alpine lakes


The Swiss Alps stretch through the regions of Valais, Bernese Highlands, Central Switzerland]and Graubünden.

Cities

The capital city of Bern
  • Bern (Berne) — the capital of the nation with an amazingly well preserved old-town with arcades along almost every street; great restaurants abound, as do bars and clubs
  • Biel — famous for watchmaking, and home to Rolex, Omega and Swatch among other famous makers
  • Basel — the traveller's gateway to the German Rhineland and Alsace
  • Chiasso — right on the Italian border - the gateway to Milan
  • Geneva (Genève) — this centre of arts and culture is an international city home to around 200 governmental and non-governmental organizations, birth place of the World-Wide-Web at CERN
  • Interlaken — the outdoor and action sports capital of Switzerland; anything from skydiving, bungee jumping, hiking, white-water rafting, to canyoning
  • Lausanne — scenery, dining, dancing, boating and the Swiss wine-country are the draws
  • Luzern (Lucerne) — main city of the Central region with direct water links to all of the early Swiss historic sights
  • Lugano — a gorgeous old-town, a pretty lake, and the food is simply amazing
  • Olten — a town in the canton of Solothurn in Switzerland and capital of the district of the same name.
  • Thun — a city and municipality in the administrative district of Thun in the canton of Bern
  • Verbier — is a resort town in the east central part of the Swiss canton of Valais.
  • Winterthur — Switzerland's 6th biggest city
  • Zurich (Zürich) — a major centre of banking and has a thriving nightlife
  • Zermatt — is famed as a mountaineering and ski resort of the Swiss Alps.

Other Cities

  • Chur (ger ; roh: Cuira; eng/fre: Coire; ita: Coira) — capital of the canton of Grisons (ger: Kanton Graubünden; roh: Chantun Grischun; ita: Cantone dei Grigioni), the only trilingual Swiss canton, in the east-south of Switzerland, dates back almost 4000 years; lovely old town; gate to several glitzy ski and hiking resorts, such as St. Moritz, Davos, Arosa, Lenzerheide, Flims/Laax and many more; major hub to the Glacier Express and the Bernina Express.
  • St. Gallen (ger (also: Sankt Gallen); eng: St. Gall; fre: Saint-Gall; ita: San Gallo; roh: Son Gagl) — main city of north-eastern Switzerland, renowned for its Abbey of St. Gall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its library contains books which date back to the 9th century, it also functions as the gate to the very exclusive Appenzell region.

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Dating

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Gay & Lesbian

Gay Pride Parade in Zurich.

In Switzerland, the rights of individuals have traditionally had a high priority. At the same time, privacy is regarded as a fundamental asset. There is a strong contrast between cities and the countryside in public discourse about LGBT rights in Switzerland. Although some personal attitudes may change slower than the laws, the general public is tolerant of LGBT people and thus bias motivated violence or discrimination is all but unheard of. There is a vibrant LGBT community with a wide range of gay and lesbian subculture in the two main cities of Zurich and Geneva, as well as some on offer in the neighbourhood centres of Basel, Bern, Lucerne, Lausanne, and St. Gallen. Outside of these centres, LGBT people are barely noticed/noticeable in public.

In January 2010, a luxurious brothel, only for gay men was opened in an industrial part of Zurich, the first completely gay brothel in Switzerland.

Many young Romani men who leave for Switzerland, start making money in a gay club, and later they find an older Swiss man. They might live in his home for a week, for example, then spend another three days back home in the, Romania, Bulgaria or Czech Republic and then return to Switzerland for a week. They support their entire families on the money they make in Switzerland. During two weeks in Switzerland a "luxury male prostitute" can make up to 4000 Swiss Franc. These are primarily boys who want a high standard of living, take very good care of their physical appearance, and don't turn their noses up at luxury brands of clothing - quite the opposite. They don't use heroin, but sometimes take cocaine, which is less likely to ruin their looks.

Basel, Zurich, Geneva and other big cities have large Pride festivals with the capital hosting around 45,000 participants.

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Prostitution is legal in Switzerland but sex workers have to register with city and health authorities, as well as agreeing to have regular health checks.

There are more than 10,000 prostitutes in Switzerland.

Stay Safe

Switzerland is not surprisingly one of the safest countries in Europe, but anywhere that attracts Rolex-wearing bankers and crowds of distracted tourists will also bring out a few pickpockets. Obviously, keep an eye on belongings, especially in the midst of summer crowds.

There have been problems with police assuming that any Black, East European, or Arab person without an ID card or passport is an illegal immigrant, and treating them accordingly. That could be a considerable problem if you are travelling alone.

The drinking age for beer, wine and alcoholic cider is 16 (but not in all cantons, so make sure to ask before buying) while the age for any other alcohol (e.g. spirits, "alcopops", etc.) is 18. The public consumption of alcohol in Switzerland is legal, so do not be alarmed if you see a group of teenagers drinking a six-pack on public property; this is by no means out of the ordinary and should not be interpreted as threatening.

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