We arrive in Bellinzona in the Ticino region in the South of Switzerland where we spend two nights at Hotel and Spa Internationale. Overlooking the main train
When I say Switzerland, do notions of chocolate, cheese, alpine slopes, funiculars, cowbells, watches, trains, hiking poles, peaceful neutrality and bank accounts come to mind?
Switzerland – I can’t get enough of these caramel coloured fluffy cows and the song of their cowbells on the cool wind. They remain one of my
Switzerland – From Locarno-Orselina you can reach Cardada in only five minutes, providing you aren’t walking of course. The view offers you a simultaneous look at both Switzerland’s
Switzerland – Walk the streets, walk the path, follow nature’s prints. #SwitzerlandwithSWISS
Switzerland – The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Sasso on the hill above Locarno is accessible by foot up a pathway that passes ten churches on the
Switzerland – A closer look at Ascona on Lake Maggiore, Ticino.
Switzerland – Balconies and windows of Locarno and Ascona, Ticino.
Switzerland – At about 3 000 metres about sea level the Diavolezza or ‘Beautiful She Devil’ is one of the most popular skiing destinations in the area.
Switzerland – Team #SwitzerlandwithSWISS at The Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl taking in the views, with our host Stephanie from Engadin St Moritz.
Switzerland – The funicular to The Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl just outside St Moritz is met at the valley station Punt Muragl. It takes ten minutes to climb the
Switzerland – ‘Did you enjoy the Alps? Did you feel fabulous?’ My favourite question from a friend on my return from Switzerland. The answer of course was YES! I
Picture Perfect Switzerland By invitation of Swiss International Airlines, I recently joined a media group for a postcard-perfect visit to Switzerland. Flying Business Class
Switzerland – There’s a romance to train travel. In this case much enhanced by the comfort of a first class cabin and its impressive curved windows, which
Switzerland – Breakfast arrives by trolley. A sophisticated spread of cured meats, Swiss cheeses, croissant, muesli and cut fruit. The tone is hushed and the attendant
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