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There are similar maps available for Switzerland for railway noise (day/night), traffic noise (day/night), aircrafts etc. Here's the example for daytime traffi
by folli 10y ago
There are similar maps available for Switzerland for railway noise (day/night), traffic noise (day/night), aircrafts etc.
Here's the example for daytime traffic noise: https://s.geo.admin.ch/722d116dec https://s.geo.admin.ch/722d116dec
- homakov 10y agoIn Zurich right now and just want to say: quietest big city i ever been to. Only clocks are ticking!
- nshelly 10y agoAgreed, as most of the buildings have great insulation or double-pane windows. Though during the summer, just don't have an open window facing a major inclined street like Universitätstrasse with constant tram and vehicle noise, and high revs up the hills (this is a major problem in SF, except many buildings are thinner and less updated). In Switzerland, one issue is the older churches ringing their bells every 15 minutes 24/7. The Swiss Noise Council is trying to limit the bell-tolling to day-time hours. http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/for-whom-toll-the-bells-_church-bells-charm-and-annoy-their-listeners/40807288 http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/for-whom-toll-the-bells-_church-...
- homakov 10y agoOh, those in central part? I didn't know it was 24/7. Always hated namaz thing in muslim countries but seeing it in CH, WOW.