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... in Finland is located within the walls of the Kemi snow castle; and the Lainio Snow Hotel is part of a snow village near Ylläs, Finland. [edit] Garden hotelsGarden hotels, famous for their gardens before they became hotels, include Gravetye Manor, the ...
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The Swiss Alpes
A Travel Blog entry by kevstac from Interlaken, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... a bottle of Saint Emilion Grand Cru 1998 to pair with our food. If you remember from our earlier entry this is the village we stayed in while in the Bordeaux valley. It was epic! Day four, is today and since everything is closed in ...
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Welcome to the Cabaret
A Travel Blog entry by dukesabroad from Interlaken, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... Bern and transferred to another one destined for Interlaken. Next thing we knew, we arrived to the nicest village I've ever seen, nestled in a valley in the Swiss Alps, with not a care in the world, or a hostel booked. The air was crisp and ...
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La Muse, April 18
A Travel Blog entry by cindywillis from The village of Labastide Esparbairenque, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
... be house-bound. That night I had my first French lesson. The teacher, Héléne, is an interesting woman from a neighboring village. She raises llamas and speaks four languages, fluently. She has curly silver hair that falls half way down her back. A ...
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Truemmelbachfaelle and Lauterbrunnen Valley hike
A Travel Blog entry by brian796 from Bernese Oberland, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... 't be captured well on camera, but I've uploaded just a few pics so you can see a little. After that, we drove to the small village of Stechelberg, where the road ends and the only way to explore the rest of the valley is on foot. So we set out on a ...
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The hills are alive
A Travel Blog entry by n2history from Interlaken, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... we saw peaks rising, and made much use of the sunroof that stretched nearly the entire length of the cabin. At the small village of Wassen, Switzerland (pop ~450), we headed exited the autobahn for the west-heading highway 11, a two-lane road that wound ...
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Interlaken
A Travel Blog entry by hinejeremy from Interlaken, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... , Monch, and Jungfrau peaks. We took our time on the hike and after about 4 hours we ended up in Murren a beautiful little village high up in the alps.. We then took the cable car and train back to interlaken where we spend the evening doing laundry and ...
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The Price of a Comfort Stop!
A Travel Blog entry by friesendm from Lauterbrunnen, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... use of their toilets with a purchase. Public toilets would, of course, be unheard of in such a small village – our European friends have survived for centuries, millennia even, without this patented American luxury. The Romans apparently ...
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Snow Surprise in Lauterbrunnen
A Travel Blog entry by friesendm from Lauterbrunnen, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
... cows, sheep, and a curious fox who watched us from a safe distance. The rain let up, and we reached our car in the village refreshed by our morning sojourn. Leaving Lauterbunnen, my intent was to drive through Meiringen, a town we’ve often used as a ...
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Not as adventurous as originally planned
A Travel Blog entry by jess85 from Interlaken, Switzerland
... if you actually want to get checked into your room. We were staying above a bar and the owner of the Inn kept handing out free beer's whenever the Swiss scored (Pete was content, but I was even more sick and yes, a little grumpy) and the owner couldn't ...
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On the way at last - Day 5 - Scuol to Sur En
A Travel Blog entry by sydandval from Scuol, Graubünden, Switzerland
... to groups) to cook our dinner - leek soup, pasta bolognese with tuna followed by oranges. We took a quick walk around the village and the campsite, which had an interesting sculpture walk then back to the room for a cup of tea, rearranging panniers and ...
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Camping in Switzerland
A Travel Blog entry by alysonfisa from Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
... nbsp; Afternoon - drove to Brienz for a look at woodcarvings and on the way back drove up to Grindenwald for a quick look at the village. Sat 9th Sept - this was the day of the Jungfrau Marathon so we decided to have a day out - drove over to Gruyeres ...
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from swiss time to tyrolean alps
A Travel Blog entry by leon323 from Bad Ischl, Upper Austria, Austria
... for winter olympics so snowboarding and skating are prominent winter activities. Once we left this great place, it was on to the village of <Kufstein and then an impromptu stop in Kossanluch for lunch, afer a parking ticket forced a wait to pay same ...
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Temples of Bagan
A Travel Blog entry by erics from Nyaung U, Myanmar
... all, it makes me think of a small Oklahoma farm town circa 1900 or so. Minus the mopeds of course. I'm staying at the Golden Village Inn, where for $10 a night I get a large room with A/C, TV, en suite bathroom and mini-fridge. They rent bicycles for ...
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Greece Lightning
A Travel Blog entry by lyndshane from Rhodes, Dodecanese, Greece
... loss in altitude) we easily made our way to Rhodes Town via public transit and found our home for the next few days, the New Village Inn (aka "George’s", which was the name of the owner). Given the late hour, we were quick to drop our bags and find ...
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Back Road to Te Anau, Doubtful and Milford Sound
A Travel Blog entry by iquaff from Te Anau, South Island, New Zealand
... that had come down out of the forest. The trip to Te Anua is scenic traffic free and sealed all the way. We booked into the Village Inn, thanks to Anita for the excellent advice about where to eat and shop. We had booked to travel over the lake to the ...
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San Juan Highway
A Travel Blog entry by zeke65 from Gunnison, Colorado, United States
... control. The scenery was awesome. We stopped at a really lovely town called Ouray for lunch. It was just like an old swiss village. It was very high and snow was still quite near the road at times. From there to Gunnison we passed different ...
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Day 1, Pokhara to Bahundanda
A Travel Blog entry by uncle_davros from Bahundanda, Nepal
... felt, so he should never complain. I though about this, and pushed myself up, and carried on. At the top was our saviour. The Swiss Tourist inn. We walked in, grabbed a bed, and was home for the night. Luckily for us, they had a hot shower. And I do mean ...
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Under the Tuscan Sun -- mostly
A Travel Blog entry by chronometers from Florence and Tuscany, Italy
... until midnight, stopping in Lucerne, Switzerland. The next day we spent the morning wandering around Lucerne -- a cute little Swiss village with 2 covered bridges, beautiful frescos on the buildings, and a nice crafts market and farmer's ...
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Over the Volcano
A Travel Blog entry by wendyworld from Berestagi, North Sumatra, Indonesia
... in droves, bringing their noise with them, for some fresh air and down time. Berestagi is the Sumatran version of a Swiss village, minus the snow. Pointy-roofed houses, uniquely Batak style from the local Taro highland tribe, nestle in the hills ...
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