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  2. Swiss National Day - Wikipedia

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    Fireworks in Basel. The day of independence is typically celebrated at a local municipality level, though certain events draw nationwide attention such as: . In Schaffhausen, the 25-metre-high (82 ft) Rhine Falls waterfall has been regularly lit for the national holiday since 1920 and since 1966 is now lit only for this holiday.

  3. Category:Festivals in Switzerland - Wikipedia

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  4. Berchtoldstag - Wikipedia

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    Its observation is attested since the 14th century, although celebrations were limited after the Protestant Reformation. Various theories exist concerning the holiday's name. Blessed Berchtold of Engelberg Abbey died circa 2 November 1197, and the abbey could have been important enough to translate his feast out of advent.

  5. Carnival of Basel - Wikipedia

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    The second, one week later at the old time, was known as the Bauernfasnacht (farmers' carnival). Afterwards, only this second carnival was celebrated in Basel. Today, the Carnival of Basel is said to be "the only Protestant carnival in the world". In 2017 the UNESCO added the Carnival of Basel to the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. [7]

  6. List of annual events in Zurich - Wikipedia

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    Month Event Type Location Year first run January International Horse Show: Sports: Hallenstadion: 1988 February Art on Ice: Sports: Hallenstadion: 1995 March

  7. Category:Cultural festivals in Switzerland - Wikipedia

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  8. Swabian-Alemannic Fastnacht - Wikipedia

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    Drawing on an old custom, this is the day when the masks get a dusting and the first events and parades can begin. Strictly speaking, Fastnacht only begins with Fat Thursday (the Thursday before Ash Wednesday), which is the climax of the celebrations and the time when the parades and other celebrations become more frequent. There are also a ...

  9. Category:Events in Switzerland - Wikipedia

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