We entered the new year with gray skies and cold temperatures outdoor and as summer might feel very distant right now, there is still a way to get la dolce vita feeling while spending winter days in the city - with Lurisia Premium Soft Drinks. A bit about the brand The history of Lurisia reaches … Continue reading Winter la dolce vita with Lurisia
A few weeks ago we were invited to escape the city and try an agritourism experience here in Switzerland. Below you'll find information about the property we stayed at and more information about what to expect when staying at a Swiss farm. About Seeburghof Luzern Seeburghof is a small bio farm in Lucerne dating back … Continue reading Seeburghof Luzern – a stay on a Swiss farm
Discover Basel in a new way this summer - together with the ARTour. The ARTour - a project developed as an art commitment by Roche, as part of its 125th anniversary together with the House of Electronic Arts in Basel and Basel Tourism. It's an exhibition connecting digital and the real world, bringing art to … Continue reading ARTour – an exhibition you must visit!
If you guys are searching for the ultimate destination for a family weekend, Jura & the Three Lakes region is the place for you. It's famous for its great variety of landscapes, unspoiled nature and its history and rich architectural heritage. It's a perfect place to combine city sightseeing with some peaceful (or active - … Continue reading The city & the country – a perfect family weekend in Neuchâtel and Franches-Montagnes.
It's that time of the year again: Basel turns into a big art stage, presenting the finest artworks from many of the world’s leading galleries. The exhibitions and fairs will be welcoming art lovers and collectors all throughout the city.VOLTA Basel also returns and opens its door to the public tomorrow, on Monday 13th of … Continue reading VOLTA Art Fair: check these Basler galleries in this year’s fair edition
There is certainly a reason, why Basler carnival is referred to as the three most beautiful days ("drey scheenschte Dääg). Basler Fasnacht is the most famous and the largest carnival in Switzerland (and as Baslers love to break the rules - it starts after Ash Wednesday). It lasts 3 days, the city is filled with … Continue reading Basler Fasnacht – what to do?
If you guys live in Switzerland, you're most likely adapted to the sustainable lifestyle here. Meaning that you recycle, segregate your paper, are conscious about using water and electricity and so on. I am sharing some more tips on how to make your life and home more sustainable in collaboration with BLKB - the bank … Continue reading 5 sustainable tips for your home – Basel edit
We spent a beautiful weekend discovering the so-called Swiss Watch Valley - located in the Jura Mountains, in the canton of Neuchatel, just a few kilometers away from the French border. It's where it all began - where over three centuries, the greatest names in watchmaking have been coming together. We spent three days discovering … Continue reading The Swiss Watch Valley – how to discover the Swiss watchmaking heritage.
I heard so much of Crans-Montana being a perfect resort for winter holidays and was so happy to discover it myself during fall - when the seasonal colors transform from summer greens to autumn gold, when the leaves crunch under your feet as you walk along one of the many lakes, the air is crisp … Continue reading Autumn weekend in Crans-Montana – what to do.
Valais, the Alpine canton of Switzerland, home to the famous Matterhorn and renowned skiing resorts, has a well-deserved and longstanding reputation for wonderfully distinctive food. If your idea of Swiss food is cheese, chocolate, and potatoes, you'll be pleasantly surprised in Valais, where the rich tradition, agricultural abundance and the vibrant talent of locals bring … Continue reading Flavours of Valais – what to eat and where to try it.
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