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Journey to Interlaken
... Jungfrau. Jungfrau is the name of the biggest mountain that overlooks Interlaken. Oddly, the Victoria Jungfrau has a Hooters in front of it. I can say with certainty that it is the first Hooters I’ve seen in Europe. We passed through a little park with information about the Japanese, Czech, American, Chinese and German “Sister Cities” of Interlaken to which the park was dedicated. The Catholic Church was designed in ...
Lucerne
... apple, salami, cauliflower and roasted Brussels sprouts. At about 7:30, Lisa and Renee’s friend Peter from UofC who is also on exchange in Lucerne came over with his girlfriend, Jessica, his brother, Ryan, and his mother for dinner. It was delicious fondue, and everyone enjoyed it a lot! For dessert, Jessica (who was a cook) prepared traditional Gluhwein using her own spices, etc, as well as Toblerone fondue with bananas, clementines, cake, and apples to dip in it.
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The Glass Museum
On Wednesday, we went to the only glass Museum in Switzerland. Personally, I have never seen a Glass museum before, so it was pretty cool.
First, we went through the tour of how glass was made. It was a lot like the chocolate factory that Serena wrote about, but we were the ...
Sitting on a park bench
... It is relatively small (considering the price), but it takes you through the entire history of the area. You get to learn about when Luzern was once tropical and how the Alps were formed, etc. It is very fascinating. Plus, there is a hall of mirrors. It is meant to resemble the Alhambra in Spain, but with lots of mirrors. I kind of found out that mirrors and I don't get along. Especially when there are a lot of them. But I made ...
Murren and the Jungfraujoch
... again to Lauterbrunnen along the electic light rail train, followed by the aerial tram down into the valley. At the train station, we purchased passes to *the top of Europe," the Jungfraujoch, for 200 Swiss francs. Our guidebook assured us that cost should not defer us from this excursion. We are thankful for our Swiss rail passes, which for this purchase saved us a substantial 50%. We again boarded a train to Wengen, and ...
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