ATM with Visa Plus logo in Swiss towns
A traveler named Chrishua is planning a trip to Switzerland in November and wants to know if ATMs with Plus logos are common in small towns. They are also curious about daylight hours during that month, specifically how early it gets dark.
- ATMs with Plus logos are widely available in Switzerland, even in small towns, so you shouldn't have trouble accessing cash.
- In November, daylight decreases significantly, with sunset typically around 6 PM after daylight saving time ends.
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Hi to all, can i ask if ATMs with plus logos are easily available even in small towns? Also, can i ask if it turns dark earlier in November in Switzerland? What are the usual hours for daylight? Thank you
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Hi Chrishua,
Visa Plus is a worldwide interbank network that provides cash to Visa cardholders. So you can use it to withdraw cash from ATMs wherever the Visa sign is displayed. Visa, alongside Mastercard, American Express and Maestro are the most widely accepted credit and debit cards in Switzerland.
You can find find further practical information here: http://www.myswissalps.com/swissfranc
In winter, the days become progressively shorter and nights longer. This usually starts in November right after the end of DST (daylight savings time during which clocks are set forward by one hour). Typically this means, instead of sunset at 7pm, we now get sunset at 6pm or earlier.
Let us know if you need further information.
Regards,
Anna
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