If you've ever used the TimeZoneInfo class in the .NET framework, you probably know that it has properties intended for display of a time zone to the end user.  Specifically, these are the DisplayName, StandardName, and DaylightName properties. However, there are a few problems with these. Unlike many other items

UPDATE: I've made a library to do this work for you. Read Localized time zone names in .NET. If you've ever used the TimeZoneInfo object in .Net, you'll be familiar with the following properties: timeZoneInfo.Id // "Eastern Standard Time" timeZoneInfo.StandardName // "Eastern Standard Time" timeZoneInfo.DaylightName