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Every traveller must have a valid passport. Depending on the country of origin, a visa may be required to enter Switzerland. Click here to see a full list of visa obligations by country. Visa application forms can be downloaded and filled out here and have to be sent to the Swiss diplomatic/consular mission. As it can take up to eight weeks to process, the application process should be started early enough. The cost for a visa is approximately CHF 60.
Switzerland has one of the lowest crime rates throughout all industrialised countries. But of course it is always good to keep an eye on luggage and wallets in busy areas. Eating-out and drinking tap water is safe throughout Switzerland and there are no special vaccinations required. Nevertheless, it is recommended to make sure that routine vaccines like polio or flu are up-to-date. Personal travel insurance is recommended, including coverage of personal accident, sickness or loss of luggage.
Since May 2010, smoking is forbidden in closed areas when they are open to the public. This means it is forbidden to smoke in restaurants, public buildings, offices and on public transport. For smokers, Kempinski Palace Engelberg offers the cosy Habanos Cigar Lounge.
Up to a maximum of 30kg are welcome in some areas of our hotel. The accommodation package includes a dog bed, bowls with treats and a dog toy. Your four-legged friend's stay costs CHF 50 per night and dog.
The local currency is the Swiss Franc (CHF), with its minor unit "Rappen". Locals also refer to it as “Stutz”.
German is the most common language.
When choosing an outfit, one should always keep the Alpine climate in mind. In winter, a warm jacket as well as gloves and a hat is highly recommended; in summer, a light jacket and sunglasses also come in handy.
When it comes to restaurants in Engelberg, the variety ranges from pizza and pasta to Asian and Indian and from local to cosy and casual. If you are unsure of where to go, the concierges can always give the best recommendations and are happy to reserve a table in advance.