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It is not unusual for a country to be shaped in the public gaze by some of its most stereotypical facets. For some, France will always be the Eiffel Tower, a striped T-shirt and a baguette in a bicycle basket. Germany’s image will forever have something to do with beer and sausages. As for Switzerland, the next three words choose themselves. Mountains. Clocks. And, depending on the sweetness of your tooth, cheese or chocolate.

From city breaks to adventure escapes, here are the best ways to experience Switzerland this year

Get two holidays in one with these itineraries blending urban culture with time on the slopes

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You don’t need to hit the slopes to make the most of winter in the mountains – these resorts offer charm, adventure and alpine serenity

Is not skiing actually the new skiing? Our writers tests if you can still enjoy a winter break in the mountains without sliding downhill

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“It’s snowing like billy-o,” reported one happy Telegraph reader on holiday this week in La Plagne. And, having got off to a great start with big falls in December – interspersed, it has to be said, with plenty of blue days – more heavy snow and cold temperatures have set this winter up as a classic in the Alps. As our snow specialist Patrick Thorne says: “These are some of the best January conditions in years.”

So-called Blue Monday has arrived – so now's the time to book an emergency boost and a long-term livener