Hotel Zum Weissen Kreuz
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Lucerne
Reached Lucerne at around 12:00 noon on a train from Zurich.The train journey was amazing as the train went past the very famous,rich,carpet-like green pastures specked with yellow flowers rolling lazily against the splendid mountains .Had heard a lot about it only now i begin to understand why it is considered heaven on earth...I think that it is …
Zurich
... which just happened to be directly across from our hostel. He was right—it was very good! Lisa particularly enjoyed how spicy hers was, until she had to buy a $5 iced tea. After lunch we had a lucky break. We were craving some Starbucks Christmas drinks and decided to go for it, even though a tall was 7.6 Fr (about $8). It was our lucky day though—it was half off Christmas drinks so we got them for even cheaper than ...
Switzerland - Day 14
... a restaurant situated on the side of the ski slope where people who would be skiing for the day could stop in and have a coffee or something to eat. Once again the hospitality and food was immaculate. Mushroom soup with a pastry top was probably the stand out which Tom ordered for entree, followed meat and more Rosti for me, mouth watering. I dd however have to refuse Petra's offer of a wine as my head was already spinning due to the altitude ...
Lucerne
... looking at the lion sculpture, we noticed a sign for Glacier Park beside us. Not knowing what it was, we decided that if it was less than 10 Fr. we would check it out. Luckily it was only 9.50 for students, so we went to check it out. It was the most random museum, but also informative and fun. The first part was the "Natural Monument", which was discovered by chance when Josef Wilhelm Amrein-Troller tried to build a wine cellar on the site. It has been open to ...
We Miss Lauterbrunnen
... and sliding along the ice floor. By the time we could no longer feel any part of our feet, we exited and went out to the “Plateau”. This area outside, atop the ice, has the best views of the neighboring mountainside and valleys below. The sun had come out and made the day quite beautiful. We snapped away some more while trying to keep our balance on the slippery, icy surface. There were a couple people who had brought their dogs up; it was ...