Hotel Martha Buehler Triesenberg

We were planning to go to Liechtenstein but thought we may as well as it was sort of on our way. It's the worlds 6 smallest country so it would have been rude not to go..haha.<br><br>We didn't drive to the main town but to another.. where really there wasn't anything. I did get a photo with the tourist sign though. Had to somehow prove I'd been there!<br>

... 765 gehörten Güter in Supersaxa (Obersaxen) zum Herrenhof Ilanz, was auf eine Besiedlung hinweist. <br><br>Im 12./13.Jahrhundert kamen deutschsprechende Walliser nach Obersaxen. Dabei spielte das Kloster Disentis eine wichtige Rolle. Mehr dazu könnt ihr hier erfahren - http://www.gemeinde-obersaxen.ch/de/gem einde/geschichte/welcome.php?action=sho winfo&amp;info_id=282

Liebe Freunde, Bekannte, Verwandte, Arbeitskollegen, sonstige interessierte<br><br>Herzlich willkommen auf meinem Reiseblog. <br><br>Hier werdet ihr immer aktuelle Infos über meine Reise erhalten. Ich wünsche euch viel Spass beim rumstöbern...;)<br><br>Liebe Grüsse <br><br>Andi

After a week in Basel we jumped on the train to visit my Uncle and Aunt (Heinz and Elsa) in Gossau &#8211; a small town in the north east of Switzerland. On the way we spent a few hours in Zurich where we just wandered around the city centre, had lunch and sat by the lake. Heinz and Elsa met us at the train station and walked us back to their place &#8211; about 2 minutes away! They took us for a drive up to a place which gives a great view over St Gallen ...

... neuen modernen 3-fach Turnhalle/Sporthalle weichen. <br>In den letzten Jahren wurde viel dafür getan, das Städtchen zu erhalten. Viele Häuser sind mit viel Liebe immer wieder renoviert worden. Aber leider hat das Sterben der kleinen Geschäfte auch hier nicht halt gemacht. Eins der wohl besten Beispiele ist gleichzeitig aus meiner Sicht auch der Schandfleck von Rheineck, die alte Kronenliegenschaft. Das grosse Gebäude steht seit ca ...

... Feldkirch I got lost. Actually I was just trying to get to McDonald's because the group wanted a bathroom break and the public toilets here were not to our standards. Anyway, I drove past the McDonald's twice - once my fault and once the navigator's - and drove down a pedestrian only section of road before we gave up and continued on our journey out of town and deeper into Austria.

... weren't too interested so they took Lincoln (who couldn't go with us) and we went to have a look. It was a rewarding visit. It is amazing to think how long ago some of those books and transcripts were written, and how well cared for they must be to remain in excellent condition. The library itself is breathtaking, with leather bound books lining the shelves, large windows (no doubt filtered), elaborate woodwork and staircases, and a muraled ceiling ...

... building, and the government building. This area looks very modern but blends well into the surrounding mountains and old houses and buildings.<br><br>It was a sunny day but a bit chilly. I decided the best way to warm up was to hike up to the castle. I started walking up a steep hill that I thought would lead me to the castle. It passed through a beautiful residential area and eventually ended at a trail head. Perfect! From there I ...

I said goodbye to Amanda and Andrew in Lucerne and went on a bit of a crusade. I went back to Interlaken only to get rained on, and having heard the xtreme sports would not be running, I got outta there! Cancelling a few things, I then went to Bern. Bern: The capital of Switz is reallz a great little city. Nice people, quiet yet enough to see. I also went to Albert Einsteins house, where he first developed the ...

... she accompanied me...). (BevNote: I&#8217;m no fool, I know my limits. As a matter of fact, while Paul went on, I sat and reveled in the view from where I was sitting. There were several people riding the updrafts with their 'chutes and it was every enjoyable watching them. A nun came up the mountain as I was watching them &#8230;she HAD to be around 90&#8230;and SHE didn&#8217;t have to stop and rest, just put one foot in front of the other and marched up the mountain&#8230 ...