The first museum exhibition in Switzerland devoted to the Swedish artist (b. 1982 in Stockholm) focuses on his paintings from recent years.
NEWSThe embassy in Bern receives many inquiries regarding travel to Sweden and Switzerland. Please note that all restrictions and recommendations can change at short notice. We therefore ask you to inform yourself about the current situation on the webpages of the responsible authorities.
Entry rules for Sweden during the corona pandemic
The Swedish police is responsible for the border control in Sweden.
The current entry regulations for Sweden are on their website:
Information from the Swedish police regarding entry regulations for Sweden
Police FAQ, also note the blue boxes at the bottom of the page
Please note that the information from the police applies to entry into Sweden. The country you are leaving from, the countries you are stopping in, or the airline may have different requirements. Check this directly with the relevant party.
Entry rules for Switzerland during the corona pandemic
The Swiss Federal Department of Public Health is responsible for providing information on current entry regulations for Switzerland:
Swiss Federal Office of Public Health
The FOPH also has a Travelcheck. There you can check whether and under what conditions you can enter Switzerland:
Travelcheck
Thrugh the link below, you have more website links providing information on the current situation in each country, such as entry restrictions, transit, bans and recommendations as well as the country's travel advice for travelling abroad:
Links to authorities in Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland
For more information, please look at the following page of our Homepage.
Anna von Hausswolff at Palp Festival, Valais (13 August) Anna will perform in the middle of the alpine landscapes of the Valais/ Wallis with her band. A music that is both "secret and intense, alive and sepulchral, evocative...
