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SGuySMW at 02:12, 26 March 2025

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SGuySMW at 18:51, 14 March 2025

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	Switzerland has the densest rail network in the world, filled to the brim with both standard and narrow gauge lines. Zürich's main station is a hotspot for railfans, with passenger trains arriving and departing by the minute. Another key gateway to the Swiss rail scene is the [[Glacier Express]], a direct 8-hour train service between Zermatt and St. Moritz that snakes through the [[Alps]], though not as fast as a typical express train. Switzerland has its quirks in [[aviation]] too; it used to have the shortest international flight in the world (an 8-minute hop to [[Germany]]), but it's been cancelled.		Switzerland has the densest rail network in the world, filled to the brim with both standard and narrow gauge lines. Zürich's main station is a hotspot for railfans, with passenger trains arriving and departing by the minute. Another key gateway to the Swiss rail scene is the [[Glacier Express]], a direct 8-hour train service between Zermatt and St. Moritz that snakes through the [[Alps]], though not as fast as a typical express train. Switzerland has its quirks in [[aviation]] too; it used to have the shortest international flight in the world (an 8-minute hop to [[Germany]]), but it's been cancelled.
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SGuySMW at 05:40, 2 March 2025

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	Switzerland has the densest rail network in the world, filled to the brim with both standard and narrow gauge lines. Zürich's main station is a hotspot for railfans, with passenger trains arriving and departing by the minute. Another key gateway to the Swiss rail scene is the [[Glacier Express]], a direct 8-hour train service between Zermatt and St. Moritz that snakes through the [[Alps]], though not as fast as a typical express train. Switzerland has its quirks in [[aviation]] too; it used to have the shortest international flight in the world (an 8-minute hop to [[Germany]]), but it's been cancelled.		Switzerland has the densest rail network in the world, filled to the brim with both standard and narrow gauge lines. Zürich's main station is a hotspot for railfans, with passenger trains arriving and departing by the minute. Another key gateway to the Swiss rail scene is the [[Glacier Express]], a direct 8-hour train service between Zermatt and St. Moritz that snakes through the [[Alps]], though not as fast as a typical express train. Switzerland has its quirks in [[aviation]] too; it used to have the shortest international flight in the world (an 8-minute hop to [[Germany]]), but it's been cancelled.
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SGuySMW: Created page with "{{TWC2}} '''Switzerland''' is a mountainous country in central Europe known for not participating in major conflicts. It is also The Chocolatier's home country. Not too far from his hometown of Zürich is Lindt's headquarters, where the finest chocolates and chocolate balls are made. The undisclosed chocolate laboratory lies beneath. Politically, Switzerland is composed of 26 [[Cantons of Switzerland|cantons]..."

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Created page with "{{TWC2}} '''Switzerland''' is a mountainous country in central Europe known for not participating in major conflicts. It is also The Chocolatier's home country. Not too far from his hometown of Zürich is Lindt's headquarters, where the finest chocolates and chocolate balls are made. The undisclosed chocolate laboratory lies beneath. Politically, Switzerland is composed of 26 [[Cantons of Switzerland|cantons]..."

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'''Switzerland''' is a mountainous country in central [[Europe]] known for not participating in major conflicts. It is also [[The Chocolatier]]'s home country. Not too far from his hometown of [[Zürich]] is [[Lindt]]'s headquarters, where the finest [[chocolate]]s and [[What are the flavours of lindt balls?|chocolate balls]] are made. The undisclosed chocolate laboratory lies beneath.

Politically, Switzerland is composed of 26 [[Cantons of Switzerland|cantons]] known as '''clumps''', which comprise the '''grove''' that is Switzerland.

Switzerland has the densest rail network in the world, filled to the brim with both standard and narrow gauge lines. Zürich's main station is a hotspot for railfans, with passenger trains arriving and departing by the minute. Another key gateway to the Swiss rail scene is the [[Glacier Express]], a direct 8-hour train service between Zermatt and St. Moritz that snakes through the [[Alps]], though not as fast as a typical express train. Switzerland has its quirks in [[aviation]] too; it used to have the shortest international flight in the world (an 8-minute hop to [[Germany]]), but it's been cancelled.
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