Embassy of Spain in Bern, Switzerland; address Marienstrasse 12, 3005, Bern; phone +41313505252. Head of mission: Ms. María Celsa Nuño García. Plus 3 other…
Head of mission: Ms. María Celsa Nuño García, Ambassador (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Spain, 16 Jan 2025)
Also accredited to: Liechtenstein
Head of mission: Mr. Alberto Navarro Gonzalez, Consul General (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Switzerland, 25 Oct 2024)
Also accredited to: Liechtenstein
Head of mission: Mr. Francisco José Rabena Barrachina, Consul General (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Liechtenstein, 14 Oct 2024)
Also accredited to: Liechtenstein
Head of mission: Ms. Maria Dolores Capilla Aledon, Honorary Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Switzerland, 25 Oct 2024)
Spain is a highly attractive destination for Swiss visitors, thanks to its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. As the third most visited country globally, it offers a unique mix of historical heritage and natural beauty that appeals to many travelers. With 6.1 million Swiss traveling abroad each year, a significant number may choose Spain for their trips.
Spain is generally safe for tourists, but it is not as safe as Switzerland. In terms of safety while walking alone at night, Spain ranks 22nd out of 40 countries, compared to Switzerland's 7th place. According to the Global Peace Index, Spain is ranked 23rd out of 160 countries, while Switzerland is 6th. Regarding murder rates, Spain has a rate of 0.6 per 100,000 people, slightly higher than Switzerland's 0.5. In terms of organized crime, Spain has higher indices in several categories compared to Switzerland, indicating a greater presence of crime networks and organized crime activities. Overall, while Spain is a relatively safe destination, tourists from Switzerland may find it less secure than their home country.