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Switzerland Pavilion
A once-in-a-lifetime journey in Swiss nature and urban culture
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ThemeReflectionsThe pavilion reflects Switzerland and its diversity – from magnificent landscapes to innovative projects and ideas for a sustainable future.
Pavilion highlights
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Go on a hike through a sea of fog or travel on a magic carpet to feel the thrill as Switzerland‘s breathtaking panorama comes into view.
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Immerse yourself in Switzerland’s reflections for a sustainable future and engage in discussions to tackle global issues.
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Experience Switzerland from its sweet side and enjoy the pavilion’s rooftop terrace or relax at the ground floor café.
What to expect
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The Swiss pavilion ‘Reflections’
Inspired by Bedouin tents, the Swiss pavilion ‘Reflections’ presents its iconic cubic architecture, a giant interactive mirrored façade, and rolls out the red carpet for the world to enter the Swiss crystal cave.
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Feel the thrill of Swiss nature and opportunities
Go on a hike through a sea of fog or travel on a magic carpet to feel the thrill of excitement as Switzerland‘s breathtaking nature comes into view. Here, enjoy magnificent landscapes and discover the surprising opportunities offered by Switzerland.
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Reflect on present and future challenges
Dive into urban and creative Switzerland and discover unique opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship. Think outside the box and reflect on present and future challenges throughout temporary exhibitions and talks hosted at the pavilion.
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The sweet side of Switzerland
Experience Switzerland from its sweet side and taste Swiss chocolate specialties at the pavilion café, or enjoy refreshing drinks and snacks on the rooftop terrace.
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Enjoy one of the best views of Expo
Enjoy one of the best views of Expo 2020 with a refreshing drink on the rooftop terrace of the Swiss Pavilion.
Country quick facts
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Science
Switzerland is a nation of scientists, and 23 of them have won a Nobel Prize in natural science and medicine.
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Recycling
0% of Switzerland’s municipality waste is stored in landfill. 52% is recycled and 48% is converted into energy in incinerators.
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Chocolate
The Swiss are chocolate lovers. In Switzerland, about 10.3kg of chocolate is eaten per person, per year.
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Did you know?Switzerland is not only among the favourite backdrops of many filmmakers, with its 48 Alpine Peaks and 65,500 km of watercourses, it is also home to global talents and ranks consistently among the world’s most innovative countries.
