Switzerland is in the time zone UTC + 1, also called Central European time. For the summer, at one o'clock on the last Sunday in March, the whole country takes the hour hands forward for one hour. Thus, the Central European time, by which the cantons live, turns into Eastern European, UTC + 2. It turns out that the Swiss time differs from Moscow (UTC + 4) by 3 hours from the beginning of November to the end of March and by 2 hours (also downwards) from April to the end of October.