Old world charm, top notch service, first class comforts with attention to detail & care and a stunning location to boot – five star Hotel Waldhaus Sils has it all – and more!
Best known and beloved the world over for the children’s book Schellen-Ursli – translated into 14 languages (including Afrikaans) and made into several films – Alois Carigiet was a multitalented, ever-pushing-his personal-and-creative-boundaries artist.
Productive. Practical. Punctual.
For sure.
These are all great qualities named in one stereotypical breath about Swiss people.
But are the Swiss passionate as well?
Huber bekochte Elizabeth Taylor, Fürst Rainier von Monaco, die holländische Königin Juliana ebenso wie Bundesräte, die GSG 9, und vor allem seine Lieblinge: ganz «normale» Bürger. Das Buch “Geschichten & Gekochtes” vereint spannende Lektüre mit exquisiten Rezepten.
Wunderbares Sommervergnügen: plätscherndes Wassers, glitzernde Wellen-Lichtspiele, sanfte Natur. Dazwischen Kulturperlen wie Klöster und Schlösser. Zur Abwechslung einen Sprung ins kühle Nass, am Ufer ein Feuer machen oder einen Stopp in der Ufer Beiz!
Ancient Rome LOVED the cheeses of “Helvetia”! In laborious marches across the Alps, the wheels were rolled & carried south. With skills dating back 2,000 years, little wonder that modern day Switzerland produces some of the world’s best tasting & highest quality cheeses!
Experience Amsterdam like a local: the city’s former bridge-masters homes overlooking the canals have been turned into unique, character mini-suite hotels. A fun way to spend the night!
Quirky hotels, fashionable & funky eateries, the must-see Rijksmuseum plus a fun new way to stay overnight in Amsterdam.
A sense of personal achievement, camaraderie and community spirit are some of the reasons why voluntary Swiss Armed Forces personnel return every summer to participate in the world’s largest marching event.
6,400 square meters of Swiss flag are mounted by a team of expert avalanche control climbers on a vertical cliff of Mount Säntis (elev. 2,500 m), just in time for Switzerland’s National Day on August 1.
