Swiss National Day Badges Carry Over 100 Years of Tradition and History
The badges of the Swiss National Day have been a part of the country’s traditions for over 100 years, dating back to 1923. These iconic symbols are associated with the celebration of Switzerland’s National Day, which is observed on August 1st every year. The sale of these badges supports public interest projects annually.
Swiss communities abroad, including Swiss clubs in Chile, participate in the tradition, highlighting the significance of the badges in Swiss culture and heritage. The badges have become an integral part of the National Day celebrations, representing a long-standing tradition that is deeply rooted in Swiss history.
Article source: condor.cl | Image credit: Deutsche Wochenzeitung Cóndor in Chile
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