Goldenes Schwert Zürich
Marktgasse 14 Zürich, Zürich, 8001, Switzerland
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Mexiko
... sterreichs durch Deutschland laut mit Protest belegte. Mexiko wies auf die Folgen für den (Welt-)Frieden hin, wenn die Pflichten aus der Völkerbundsatzung und aus dem internationalen Recht nicht eingehalten werden. Aus Anerkennung für diese Tat wurde in Wien ein Straßenabschnitt mit dem Namen Mexikoplatz benannt.tur Porfirio Diaz führte 1910 zur Mexikanischen Revolution und 1911 zu seinem Rücktritt. Die ...
Day 2: Rainforests and Rain
... to be The Dolder Grand. It's one of the most expensive hotels in the city. While I waited for the rain to let up, the concierge gave me some sparkling water and suggested I go to the Theatre Spettacolo for the jazz and rock festival on the beach. I waited some more. I had intended to walk back down to the city through the forest, but the rain wouldn't stop and it was getting dark. I took the Dolderbahn back ...
Zoo....rich....and plenty more!
... are extremely friendly and polite and will do their best to help me, if necessary finding an English speaker around to talk to me, and most service staff seem to speak enough English to help out this uni-lingual tourist.
Some low budget options here are to maybe pack some fruit and muesli bars and do what these exercise conscious Swiss do - head into the hills for a lovely day of hiking or perhaps borrow a free bike from any of the city kiosks and cycle round the lake. Alternatively ...
Max und Annie save the day
... I was brought up to finish everything on your plate so I obliged and still had room for meringue with mountains of cream. Schnapps followed dinner as well as some political banter where Max informed Kat all about some little angry Frenchman called Neopolotian or something like that.
The next day we had to part ways with Max and Annie to continue our trip and we were sad to do so. Despite never having met them before they took us in and treated us like their ...
Let's Meet in Zurich!
... beers at a great little pub. We then met up with Urs and his girlfriend, who showed us a few drinking and dancing spots and how to party like Zurichians (??? lol)!
The next day, Art headed back to Germany while Amelia and I walked to old town by day, eventually meeting up with Stefan, who took us to his and Eileen's apartment where we would spend the evening. Eileen and Stefan invisted a few friends over, including Urs, and hosted ...



