Hotel Alpenblick
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Zurich
... tried to push in front of us by coming in from the side. That is one thing I will not miss about Switzerland—whether it’s in a line for bread or at the Opera, people just walk up and budge in line. I can’t imagine what merging at a ski hill in the Swiss Alps is like! We ended up paying 20 Fr. for 270 Fr. front row box seats. We couldn’t believe what a deal it was! Europe certainly seems to treat their ...
Lucerne
... looking at the lion sculpture, we noticed a sign for Glacier Park beside us. Not knowing what it was, we decided that if it was less than 10 Fr. we would check it out. Luckily it was only 9.50 for students, so we went to check it out. It was the most random museum, but also informative and fun. The first part was the "Natural Monument", which was discovered by chance when Josef Wilhelm Amrein-Troller tried to build a wine cellar on the site. It has been open to ...
My big adventure around Switzerland
... not hungry because i had food on the plane. I walk outside of the cafe and look around everyone is wearing casual clothes like me. Jeans, and a very warm jumper because it freezing. I'm now headed to Jet d'Eau Geneva's most prominent landmark, this tremendous fountain is located in Lake Geneva in the city's downtown area. I have arrived at the Jet d'Eau fountain. Its a beautiful, big fountain. The Jet d'Eau was installed in 1886 at the Usine de la Coulouvrenière. ...
What a game!
... we were expecting to see. So off we got, hunted down a timetable and got on the right train to take us back to the hotel. We arrived safe and sound at about midnight, headed up to our room, spent a good 10 minutes or so finding comfortable positions for our own sides of the bed & then fell fast asleep.
More later on the not quite as exciting, but certainly more relaxing adventures from today.
Until then:
Come on England! We Believe!
Big love
Sam & Lisa ...
Rhineland
I couldn't believe our luck. We woke up to rain, again! And it wasn't just light showers either especially when we were at Heidelberg which was our next port of call. We viewed the ruins of Heidelberg Castle from the old town then wandered the streets but it was early morning and shops were only just opening their doors. The heavens opened and we got drenched even with our raincoats on. We took refuge in a nearby ...