Anonymous

No.

Anonymous

I suspect that you are confused because Switzerland a d Sweden start with the same two letters Sw...

Anonymous

NO!!!!

Anonymous

Look at a map, dearie. That will tell you all you need to know.

Anonymous

No, Switzerland is central Europe. The Scandinavian countries are far northern Europe: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland (yup, Iceland counts).

Anonymous

No, Switzerland is neither a Scandinavian country nor a Nordic country. Switzerland is found in central Europe and is bordered by Austria, France, Germany, Italy and Liechtenstein.

Anonymous

No.

Anonymous

No. Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are Scandinavian. Most of the Swiss people are of Germanic, French, or Italian backgrounds.

Anonymous

No. Switzerland is in the most southern part of Central Europe. Whereas Scandinavia is Northern Europe. The Scandinavian countries are Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Geographically, Norway, Sweden and a tiny part of Finland lie on the Scandinavian Peninsula.

Anonymous

No, it is located on mainland Europe. You have to cross over water to get to Scandinavia from Switzerland.