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Zurich
... is very well maintained and clean.
We walked along the Limmat River to Grossmünster Church, an evangelical protestant church with two massive towers. In the first half of the 16th century, the church was the starting point of the reformation in the German part of Switzerland. Today, it is famous for its windows created out of agate stone slices as well as its towers. Lisa and I looked around the church, at the ...
Journey to Interlaken
... have balconies wrapped around the second floor. They look like big gingerbread homes that Whistler and Banff villages try to emulate. There are also homes scattered all the way up the mountain slopes, and even big paths down the mountain that look like ski runs. Eventually, the train started ascending into the mountains and it started snowing. There were at least three feet of snow on the rooftops of the little wooden homes and the ...
Lucerne
... an outdoor staking rink all decorated for Christmas, including with a giant Christmas tree with large diamonds made out of lights. We then walked through the train station, which has its own Christmas market. The train station itself is also decorated with a large number of Swarovski crystal chandeliers. We then walked along Lake Lucerne towards the Casino. Renee wanted to check out the Casino since the outside looked quite grand and she’d never been in. In ...
We Miss Lauterbrunnen
... top of the Sphinx. The sphinx is a high-perched lookout spot and weather research facility. They don’t let you see any of the cool science stuff, but you are distracted by the breathtaking views of the Aletsch Glacier, Europe’s longest glacier, and the surrounding Alpine peaks with the world below. The temperature outside here was negative 2.8 degrees Celsius. We took about 8,000 pictures then returned down into the mountain to pass through ...
Day 13
... the outlook is breathtaking. Lucerne is surronded by 3 very high peaks. All of them are up around the 700 foot mark. This morning they all have a dusting of snow and the sun is lighting the peaks up liike a spot light. Everyone is snapping away with the cameras. the lake is glass smooth and we have about an hour crusie and land a small town. Our bus is waiting for us and it is a short driver to a village called Stanser. Here we get onto a cble car to head up Stanserhorn. The village ...
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