French-Swiss refers to the cultural and linguistic aspects of the French-speaking population in Switzerland. This region primarily includes the western part of the country, known as Romandy, where French is the dominant language. The area is characterized by its picturesque landscapes, including the Jura Mountains and Lake Geneva, and is known for its rich history and diverse traditions. In addition to language, French-Swiss culture is influenced by both French and Swiss customs. This blend is evident in local cuisine, festivals, and art. The French-Swiss community contributes significantly to Switzerland's overall identity, showcasing a unique fusion of cultures within the nation.