Jewish history surrounded by awe-inspiring scenery.

Read our tips and let us know if we missed anything! We would love to add your comments for the benefit of other Kosher travelers.

• Jewish community in Switzerland is small but well organised and full of places where you can connect with the Jewish heritage.
• Swiss people are not known for their sense of humor.

• Le Jardin offers Challah available on order and Kosher meals can be order to any of Geneva's hotels.
• In Geneva, EMS Les Marronniers cooks meal of Shabbos only by previous reservation. You can dine in or order to takeaway.

• Additionally, Olive Garden in Zurich and Restaurant Holbeinhof in Basel, are great options to dine in during the week.
• More? Check our list of restaurants in Switzerland here.

• Geneva is an amazing option if you want to stay for several days some luxury hotels like Le Beau-Rivage offer Kosher meals upon request. However, they don't have a Kosher menu and meals are cooked in the kitchen with no confirmed supervision.
• In this beautiful city you can visit Macom, Geneva’s principal Jewish community centre, which offers a sanctuary, a main Jewish library and Le Jardin Kosher restaurant.
• Zurich is home to nearly half of Switzerland’s estimated 7,000 Jews, according to Europe for Visitors,  and it has been a center for Jewish culture for centuries, so that can be another stop in your itinerary.
• If you are an adventurous traveller, take a hike, skii or climb great heights, such as the famous matterhorn, in the outstanding outdoor options Switzerland offers.