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Streets ahead
Learning the rules of the road can be fun. This traffic school helps kids to move in the right direction.
Be our guest
As the hospitality industry bounces back, the Les Roches school in the Swiss Alps is training the next generation of industry stars. We check in for a stay.
Unpeeling success
The yuzu citrus is a distinctively Japanese flavour, so what inspired Niels Rodin to grow it in Switzerland? Here’s how a zest for counter-intuitive decisions can seed steady business growth.
Hammer time
Bulgari has become a major player in luxury timepieces. Monocle meets its watch-making team to find out what makes them tick.
Do come in
Lake Zürich is the alluring backdrop to an elegantly comfortable apartment, where everything – down to the smallest detail – has been carefully considered to make guests feel instantly at home.
Affairs
Finland’s exemplary education system, new uniforms for the Swiss army and Andrew Mueller on the Nato summit.
The Opener
Rubbish collecting in Zürich, a fishy name change and eavesdropping on the fashion set.
Taking to the waters
The Swiss city of Baden is named after its baths but only recently has it embraced its curative waters and revived the riverfront. We dive in to find out how.
Let’s go outside
Swiss chef Ralph Schelling shares his tried and trusted recipes for perfect outdoor dining, from savoury nibbles to tasty bakes and even a tipple or two. Use this
Pump my ride
When it comes to fire engines, every last design component could prove critical in the heat of the moment. That's why Swiss firm Brändle's recently reconfigured vehicles meet the highest standards.
