There are only so many ways to survive freezing Swiss winters. Visiting a Finnish sauna is sometimes an instant cure, but lighting my Gallus Light – a magical lamp from St. Gallen – will always do the trick!
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Mamiko
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Dimitri Burkhard
Triplet Puppies at the St. Bernard Dog Museum
If you have ever been to Switzerland, you may have taken your picture with a typical St. Bernard dog in front of Matterhorn or Jungfrau...
Our hiking tips for Cimetta above Locarno in Ticino
In just under 3 hours from Zürich HB by train, passing by the UNESCO world heritage site of Bellinzona, we reached Cardada Cimetta in Ticino...
Hiking is Switzerland’s Real National Sport
To the average Swiss person, melting snow simply means it’s time to put away their snow gear and break out their hiking gear...
Christian
A Primer on Recycling in Switzerland
Compared to US where most things are thrown into a huge dumpster, I truly admire the way the Swiss recycle. Here's everything to know about recycling...
Aktion “Bettflaschen für Iwate”
[two_third last="no"] [/two_third] [one_third last="yes"] Am 11. März 2011 wurden in der Iwate Präfektur in Japan innert Kürze über 220 km Küstenlinie vom Tsunami ausradiert. Millionen von uns haben die Verwüstung live...
Harder Potschete is a New Year’s tradition from Interlaken
The ghosts of the past are alive and well in Interlaken. For over 50 years, the town has been celebrating the Harder Potscheten – a New Year’s festival...
Eva
Fondue chinoise in Switzerland helps me survive winters
This variety of the Japanese shabu-shabu dish isn't consumed with chopsticks. Fondue forks are used to eat fondue chinoise in Switzerland!
