Belvedere Swiss Q Seehotel
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Zurich
... was on chocolate, shopping and churches, and his was on food, parks, and streets.
When we arrived, we walked across the Limmat River to the cobble-stone pedestrian street Niederdorfstrasse, and about 10 minutes down the street to City Backpackers Hostel. After lugging our bags up 5 narrow flights of stairs, checking in, and dumping our stuff in our tiny, 6-bed dorm, we headed out for some sightseeing—much earlier than ...
Journey to Interlaken
... deserted! Everything was closed, even the Christmas market! Lisa and I are both left hoping to come back some day in the summer to see what it is like then because we hear it’s beautiful. It was beautiful in its own way, with the quaint Swiss houses covered in snow, and the towering mountains surrounding it (or at least what we could see below the clouds!). Interlaken is full of grand old hotels, including the grandest of all, ...
Lucerne and Mt.Pilatus
... with tank tops on. There is a hotel there too. I can only imagine the sunset. We got lunch as part of the tour due to the season change. We were supposed to have a cable car ride (yeah the span of that was a bit too much for me) and a boat ride, but due to season change we got lunch and a train ride. Wen we headed back in I stopped in my tracks. It was a man playing the alp horn. We took a video. Awesome!!!!! Our lunch was sausages with onion sauce and rösti potatoes. Marlin ...
Made in Switzerland
... plan. We can go to market in the morning, grab some fresh fruit, breads and produce then head over" With the plan set, we hit the sack! Waking early Saturday, the weather outside was crystal clear and visibility was clear for miles. It seemed such a waste to be here in Switzerland and not tackle another mountain. "Rigi....let's go up Rigi!" Rigi Kulm was only a short ferry ride around the Lake then you can take the train to the summit (1800m). "We could easily be at the summit ...
Wet but Still Beautiful
... soft and luscious, and then you pay $5 for it and it is hard and stale and no good. This happens a lot...and it is probably not realistic to ask to squeeze or touch the pretzel before you buy it. Which is why I love the pretzel King. It's not like they let you touch them or something, but they are making fresh batches every 10 minutes, and you can buy it fresh out of the oven. HEAVENLY. I have had 2 while I've been here, and in both cases I had just ...
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