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We arrived in Zurich this morning around 8:30am, relieve to find it cool and comfortable in Switzerland. We gathered some tour information and maps at the station and then headed out into the city We were able to walk to our hotel from the station once again and found the Hotel Martahaus fairly easily. Lucky for us, they had a room available right …
Zurich
... which left a lot to be desired.
December 12
Pretty uneventful day: walked to the train station, took the 10-minute train ride to the airport, flights from Zurich to Gatwick, and Gatwick to Prestwick.
Just a side note of something that I think would only happen in Switzerland: when I put my MacBook into the security bin, the security guard asked me, “That’s it? You don’t have an ipad as well?” ...
Switzerland - Day 14
... very safe and intriguing to see that people do this on a regular basis. Zermatt is your typical old little wooden village up in the mountains covered in snow, there were people everywhere that were just up for the day or on holidays for the weekend. We decided to trek up the Mountain in the hope to get a better look at the Matterhorn which was mostly covered by clouds. Along the way we had some fun in the snow in which Reto and Tommy had a ...
The Financial Hub of Switzerland
... fashion shops. A pair of shoes costs on average $1000 Swiss Francs which is about the same as our dollar, therefore the shoes are very expensive.
The sun was shining and it was quite hot. We stopped off at the famous railway station which is a very magnificent building.
I walked back to the hotel while Ian continued along the old town and to climb up and down all the streets. The area is quite hilly and ...
The Zug to Zurich
... suffrage. While most countries in the global north gave women voting rights between the 1920’s and 1940’s, women in Switzerland did not gain the right to vote until 1971! This occurred because the right for women to vote was a constitutional amendment that therefore had to be passed by referendum in which only men could vote. The different cantons both lead and lagged behind the national level. The first canton to allow women to vote was the canton of Vaud in 1959. The ...
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