Youth Hostel Jeunotel Lausanne
Chemin du Bois de Vaux 36 Lausanne, Vaud, 1007, Switzerland
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Swiss Pass keeps working
Our train trip from Fribourg to Lausanne finally yielded some great scenery. The train comes out of a tunnel and there below you is Lake Geneva and the grape vines of the Swiss Riviera. When we left the train station I suggested that we walk to our hostel, and eventually we found it. Our trip included taking a city bus (in the correct direction …
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New Winter Office
Elliot is approaching 9 kg pretty fast and becoming more and more interactive. He can now put some objects into the right place, can put his index finger and thumb together and for a few seconds can stand up holding himself. As usual, a lot of smiles and giggles all around. The afternoons can be a bit tough sometimes but usually the moment he sees other babies he is super communicative and wanting to say hello!
Its good to be at ...
Our first stop
... d’Ouchy sits by the lake front and is an impressive building. Only the dungeon tower of the medieval 12th century castle remains. At the end of the 19th century it was transformed into a neo-Gothic style hotel. Benito Mussolini returned to Lausanne in 1912 for a Middle East conference in the Chateau d’Ouchy where Hemmingway assisted as a journalist. Mussolini had previously been arrested in Switzerland for vagrancy! ...
A Swiss Christmas
... I am hard to miss with my monster pack and 2nd bag on my chest resembling close to a sumo wrestler only cuter, he was determined to make it up to me by cooking daily for me. At least that's my version of the delay in my Geneva greeting, Erroyl will have his version, but it doesn't count because it's my blog! When I arrived to his apartment, it looked like the typical "guy's guy apartment". White bare walls, a couple of non-matching ...
And then there were three...
... best chocolates are at the end and she was right. They had all the basic chocolates at the beginning and the amazing artisan choctaws at the end. It cost eight francs to get in so I figured I had to eat at least that much. I figure I ate at least a 30 franc tray worth. I felt so sick after! I think we all did. But it was great! My favorite was the dark chocolate with a smooth espresso filling. It was really strong but so tasty! Once we were ...
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