Elite Bern
Rue De La Gare 14 Bern, Bern, Switzerland
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Bears
We spent some time walking around the streets of Bern. The views along the river showed how beautiful this city is. The Parliament building is an impressive structure high above the river. We then crossed over the river and went to the Bern historic museum. The museum was interesting as we learn a bit about the story behind Bern being the city of bears. The other main exhibition was of the life of Albert Einstein. Einstein was an interesting man. We ...
Canyoning in freezing water!
... equipment include a lower body wet suit, a jacket, a pair of socks and a pairs of shoes. All these equipment are wet proof. When everything is set and ready the guide explain to us what we will be doing later.
Loaded and ready, everything have been placed behind the van and we head to supermarket to get our breakfast cause we will need alot of energy for the activities. Around 45Min's later we have reached our destination and we put on our ...
Sledging on the Neiderhorn
... small, quaint town of Thun and on the right were the incredible mountains. Anne kept commenting on how the weather could have been better, but I was impressed non the less. Yes, it was a bit cloudy up in the sky, but that provided emphasis on how blue the lake and mountains were. Each picture I took reminded me of a beautiful, soft pastel painting. The colour of the lake was the most magical I have ever seen. I don't know if the lakes incredible depth made the water ...
Christmas Splash
... rest of the night away. Half way through our fit of dancing the music stopped and a rapping Santa Clause appeared on stage with a very large "little helper" to back him up. Although I had no idea what he was rapping about, I was confidant enough to join in when the crowd started singing two familiar words; "Santeee Clause, Santeee Clause". Santa's helper threw t shirts into the crowd and confetti flew through the air and mixed with the misty smoke which was ...
Paradise
... went for it. It was a rush and when I hit the water it was cold but not as cold as I’d expected, so I was pleasantly surprised. I saw for about seven minutes, but swimming in the river Aare is really just floating and letting the strong current take you. As I was getting out, I did get a little scraped up on the rocks on the shore, but it was totally worth it.
After returning to the ...


