“A clean house, is a clean mind,” Swiss proverb.
Resting in southwest Europe, Switzerland is home to one of nature’s most famous wonders: The Swiss Alps, which bring monthly tens of thousands wide eyes from around the world to experience breathtaking awe. Spectacular beauty contained in the country’s top rank waterfall Staubbach, which sits above a scenic village in the Bernese Oberland; and the Reichenbach Falls, that is famous for it is the place where Sherlock Holmes fell to his ‘death’. And before you leave, one could participate in a downhill a cheese rolling contest, which dates back to 1826 in England. It is a race down hill, where a roll of cheese is released and contestants race (windup tumbling forward at speeds up to 70 miles per hour. Yeah, 70 mph) where their bride or groom awaits.
VALLEY OF 72 WATERFALLS
Lauterbrunnen, surely, is on every hiker’s wish list. 72…72…72 waterfalls. The tiny town, that sits in a valley in the Swiss Alps, is a town of barely 2,400. Having problems visualizing the natures generous footprint, just replay the iconic scene from the classic film The Sound of Music runs parallel to that famous outdoor scene etched in film history; throw some giant waterfalls shewing mist onto the village edge, as the water freefalls. Yeah, you readers got it. Oh yeah.
A OPEN-AIR BAR IN ZURICH
If puzzled on the meaning open-air bar, it means the bar closes when it rains. Many of the lakes and rivers turn into bars in the evenings.
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FINE DINING
Jack’s Brasserie is a highly rated restaurant in Bern, a center west city of Switzerland near the Bernese Alps. It is located inside the world class Schweizerhof Hotel. The eatery is predominately French cuisine with the Chateaubriand served with herb jus, oven vegetables, Neuf Potatoes. But the most highly regarded is the Weinerschnitzel (a breaded, thin, pan fried veal cutlet) offered with potato and lamb’s lettuce salad served warm. The was voted the Best Weinerschnitzel three times in Switzerland. Vegetarian, Vegan and gluten free options. TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence 2016 – 2017.
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Haus Hiltl is the oldest vegetarian restaurant in the world. It dates back to 1898. It’s slogan, from four generations ago, was and remains “Vegetarierheim & Abstinenzcafe”. It offers an astounding 100 dishes influenced from around the world, i.e. including Korean, Indian. Even the wine is vegan (OMG). It has six locations in Switzerland once have worked up an appetite from skiing the mountains or exhaustingly participating in one of the down hill cheese rolls.
Built in 1859, the Old Swiss House dining establishment, the half timbred eatery is located in the City of Lucerne. Most of the interior decorations date back to the 17th Century. Stained glass windows from 1575 remains. A porcelain style stove remains from 1575. The service staff dresses in original Lucerne costumes to offer an unforgettable experience. The Buholzer family, the multi generational owners of the Old Swiss House, have, 40,000 wines in their warehouse wine cellar including some of the most rarest on the planet. In 2016, Old Swiss House received TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards for best of the best in service, quality and customer satisfaction. Plus the same year, it received TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence. Wienerschitzel is the dish of the Old Swiss House.
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