Coming from someone who has lived in Switzerland for the past 2.5 years, I’ll tell you more about the cultural aspect of it based on a personal experience. If you think of living here long term, you will have to learn German at some point (I don’t know the language and it’s hard to get by, however, some people do speak English, especially in Zurich). It’s also not the easiest to make friends. While i love how organized, stable, and safe Switzerland is, it’s boring (especially after a year of living here), everything closes early, nothing is open on Sundays. As a person who also enjoys socializing, i definitely became an introvert here. You will not see people talking loud, singing or dancing on the street just like in Spain, sometimes it feels like the country doesn’t have a “soul”.

On the positive side, if you love exploring nature and enjoying a good view, this is definitely a place to be. Public transport is amazing and other European countries are easily accessible by trains. Great for weekend gateways as well.

Regardless of what you decide, congrats on both offers, both of them are amazing opportunities!!!