Hotel Eiger Grindelwald
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Journey to Interlaken
... we are in first class today, with large windows that curve up onto the ceiling so we get panoramic views of the mountains and villages we pass. The train wound through the valleys at first, passing village after village that looked like fairy tales. After a while Lisa and I realised that the whole country essentially looks like a ski resort. There are wooden homes with slanted roofs and little carvings on the roof peaks. A lot of the ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
On the bus trip a few games were introduced to keep us entertained along with a introduction from everyone. We had to say what we do, whether we were red, green or a yellow light, our obsession and who we would mud wrestle. Excellent time wasters they were, extremely entertaining. Once we arrived it was dark and we were greeted with dinner. after that there wasnt much to do but party it up at the bar.. this is when ...
Hiking in the Jungfrau (Day 1)
... for the train to help it climb up the mountain. After landing at the station we then hiked up 1,000 feet to Eigergletcher where we slid in the snow & ice on the narrow path overlooking the steep mountainside. Fortunately, after hiking up to Eigergletcher it was mainly downhill to our Hotel in Grindelwald (4,400 feet below). It was an amazing hike and a ...
Where the town is high, but the prices higher
So here I am warming up by a made-up fireplace (barbecue leftovers) 1300m above sea level, and right under the watchful gaze of the Swiss alps. It really sounds incredibly romantic, and rightfully so, really enjoying the mountain scenery and the warmth emanating from the leftover charcoal from the barbie.
Yet, all these would not have been possible
if not for the exorbitant prices of food in Switzerland. A pasta costs like 35 sgd in a normal "swenson" ...
The best day of my life, so far.
... down the countryside for about a quarter mile, at which time a trolley track takes you back up to the top. The kids had so much fun that they talked about it all day; Mason said it was the most fun he has had on this trip. It was money well spent. In the morning I had bought a loaf of bread back in Sempach, and Estela had packed it in her back pack with some water. I’m glad she did, because we were all getting a bit hungry. We sat on one of the benches and shared ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Pets allowed
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