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  • A Fistful of Francs Friday 04.04.08 (Continued) Despite the fine weather the remainder of western Europe seemed to be enjoying, Switzerland's capital Zurich was overcast, that shade of formless grey that does nothing but promise large helpings of dreariness. Posted by Jeremy T in Channelling the Cane Spirits | Jul 10, 2008
  • Interlaken Our next weekend travel was to Interlaken, Switzerland. So far this has been one of my favorite places just because it was a lot different than anything we've done so far. I hadn't originally planned on going to Posted by AmandaAK in Luxembourg | Jun 15, 2008
  • This may not be pretty The whole dreaded trip began, at least, in a good way. Probably the best possible way. I headed down to Switzerland on the night train trying to follow/respond to an absolutely fantastically funny if also perhaps slightly drunken conversation between Posted by Gelli in Assorted musings of the Random Traveller | Jun 11, 2008
  • Zurich I know what you’re thinking. Zurich? You guys spent a week in Zurich? Isn’t that the place that is chalk full of Swiss bank accounts, Swiss bankers, three piece suits, starched shirts and precision timing? Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | May 18, 2008
  • Switzerland So i am in a pub now drinking and updating also typing on a keyboard where the letters are rearranged differently, so that why the paris entry might read weird. tommorow i am cayon jumping between two mountaines cheers! ...................... Posted by KristenP in Kristen's Travels | May 17, 2008
  • Most Beautiful Place in the World Switzerland is stunning. It was a beautiful oasis after a stressful train trip up through Italy last Sunday, where we nearly missed our connection in Milan. The Italian trains are dirty, noisy, and have a silly seat number system... but Posted by emiandjaph in Our travels | May 10, 2008
  • St. Blaise of Switzerland From Neuchátel to St. Blaise is as easy as finding your destination in the dark, if you are driving, following the white line on the road. By the time you have your morning fill of the Jura mountains, you Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Apr 23, 2008
  • Neuchátel and Chaumont. Switzerland Neuchátel is barely 15 kms from Biel, driving was easy and we did not lose the view of mountain ranges on one side and the lakes on the other. The population is about 34,000 and the town is sitting comfortably Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Apr 18, 2008
  • Swiss Log One view from Topferhaus, our apartment in Albinen, Switzerland April 1-2 (Rob) Getting to Lucerne, we discovered a new twist on the old art of getting lost. We had dir Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Apr 9, 2008
  • Biel Town Between Rhine & Rhone Biel (as Germans call it) and Bienne (as is called by French), is barely 30 kilometers from Berne, the capital city of switzerland. It is in fact a district of Berne. Driving to Biel was easy, highways are new and Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Apr 9, 2008
  • Bern, Capital of Switzerland (Day 5) Our first day alone without the Swiss to accompany us! We drove the car to Morges (on the wrong side of the road), and caught a train from there to Bern – the capital. Swiss trains seem to run Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 25, 2008
  • Swiss Castles & Vineyards (Day 6) Our last day in Switzerland, so we took it easy. Drove through vineyard country. It was a beautiful scenic drive around Lake Geneva. Got a little lost during the way but it wasn’t all bad, as we got to Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 26, 2008
  • Swiss Thermal Springs (Day 4) We drove to a great thermal spring today. They are not like the thermal springs In Indonesia or NZ - no sulphur smell at all. It was almost like an amusement park with several different things to do- like a Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 24, 2008
  • Snow Shoeing in Switzerland (Day 3) We woke up reasonably early with a hangover from the night before and had a lovely breakfast of ham & cheese croissants that Christine had been to the bakers early to pickup. We all jumped in cars and headed for Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 23, 2008
  • Switzerland & The Missing Suitcase (Day 2) We woke early due to our body clocks still being out of whack, and went to visit Morges a smallish vill Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 22, 2008
  • Arrived in Switzerland! (Day 1) After multiple delays and missed connections, we finally arrived in Geneva at 2pm (instead of 9am!). As we were flying in, everything was completely covered in a thick layer of white. It was truly an amazing sight. Supposedly today was Posted by cre8ive in Europe Trip 2008 | Mar 21, 2008
  • Zurich The Panoramic City For All Seasons It was our intention to stay in Zurich for two days, I wanted to visit some Museaums and art Galleries, so we crossed the Muenster Bridge and came in to Bahnhof-Strasse as we wanted to take out some money from Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Apr 2, 2008
  • Zurich The Gateway To Alps Zurich they say, is the Gateway to Alps. The largest city in switzerland, home to many museaums and Art Galleries, Bauschnzli, the popular Beer Garden and numerous bars and restaurants, it is also a panoramic city. A city with wide Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Mar 31, 2008
  • Bern The Beautiful In February 2006 we visited our son in Basel, he suggested we go to Bern. It was a weekend and the day was sunny and warm. So early in the morning we packed a lunch box and took to the Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Mar 27, 2008
  • Life on the road “You are very brave doing this in winter ,” he said, as he handed me the overly large Toblerone and carton of chocolate milk. “No, not brave; just cold,” I said. We shook hands and parted, me heading higher into the mountains, Posted by NickySee in Escaping Australia | Mar 27, 2008
  • Europa So I had about 10,000 miles to cover in a month and a half and I decided that I could not really be bothered. Took a flight to Geneva and then London to see my friends and family. My brother Posted by lidster in The Americas - Out of sorts | Mar 21, 2008
  • Basel The Least Appreciated Swiss City Basel, I was told by a visitor there, is the least appreicated city of switzerland. But he did not explain why. It is considered to be one of the wealthiest cities in the country, patron of arts, research headquarters Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Mar 22, 2008
  • The flight So a travel blog.... Its weird sitting here writing and not quite knowing how this whole travel blog is gonna work out. I figure its the best way to record my adventures for myself, but also for those of you Posted by Silv08 in The first step | Feb 27, 2008
  • Champagne and fireworks I am a great friend of huge fireworks, the kind where light doesn't just explode like a sphere, but where ellipses are crossing stars and other shapes in a beautiful symphony of colours. In the summer of 1999 I was Posted by aglaea in The postcards that were never sent | Feb 26, 2008
  • Day 40-45 I headed off from Vaduz and caught a train to Basel where my Aunt and Uncle are based and where I was to meet family for Christmas. Basel is a lovely little city but as this time of the year Posted by jess_capri in European Adventure | Dec 27, 2006
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