Glad to be Swiss (1 Viewer)

Willow · 7 June 2020

Just because of our food and landscapes

Tell me if you want to know something about Switzerland

Michael · 7 June 2020

Are there any forest reserve?
What would you consider the most beautiful place?
Do you consider the restaurants that are usually available to tourists to be faithful to Swiss cuisine?

Willow · 7 June 2020

Yachii said:
Are there any forest reserve?
What would you consider the most beautiful place?
Do you consider the restaurants that are usually available to tourists to be faithful to Swiss cuisine?

We have many forests here but honestly I have no idea if we have reserves ://
The mountains !
hmm I guess it depends on the restaurants but mostly it is faithful, even if they only represent only few typical food

Michael · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
We have many forests here but honestly I have no idea if we have reserves ://

Any forest you'd recommend visiting over the others?

The mountains !

hmm I guess it depends on the restaurants but mostly it is faithful, even if they only represent only few typical food

Would you recommend them? Or would you rather recommend the places where the locals eat?

Do you have any recommendation on food to try?

Willow · 7 June 2020

Yachii said:
Any forest you'd recommend visiting over the others?

Would you recommend them? Or would you rather recommend the places where the locals eat?

Do you have any recommendation on food to try?

1. I would recommend la vallée de joux :)

For restaurants, I would recommend little villages ones the most, because they often serve local specialities. I really like our autumnal food and raclette of course 😉 Anything with chocolate in it is recommended :))

Michael · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
1. I would recommend la vallée de joux :)

This is magnificent! Definitely a place to take into account for a visit.

For restaurants, I would recommend little villages ones the most, because they often serve local specialities. I really like our autumnal food and raclette of course 😉 Anything with chocolate in it is recommended :))

Any favourite typical dish you'd recommend to try?

Which of those villages would you recommend, not just for their cuisine?

How important is for a visitor to speak any of the national languages?

kodoku · 7 June 2020

my aunt lives there but I never even went to visit....... I almost moved there tho but couldn't because of the papers : O
glad you love your country unlike me lolol

Willow · 7 June 2020

Yachii said:
This is magnificent! Definitely a place to take into account for a visit.

Any favourite typical dish you'd recommend to try?

Which of those villages would you recommend, not just for their cuisine?

How important is for a visitor to speak any of the national languages?

Hmm I love mostly our pastries 🥮
I am in love with our Thurgovian Carrot cake and carac which is a tartelette made with chocolate. Otherwise I love « émincé à la zurichoise » and I made it like two days ago!
Hmm I guess on the place I recommended you can eat pretty well! I remember having eaten an incredible chestnut ice cream 😀

I think depending if you go in the countryside or not English is fine :))

Michael · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
Hmm I love mostly our pastries 🥮
I am in love with our Thurgovian Carrot cake and carac which is a tartelette made with chocolate. Otherwise I love « émincé à la zurichoise » and I made it like two days ago!

Hmm I guess on the place I recommended you can eat pretty well! I remember having eaten an incredible chestnut ice cream 😀

You mean la vallée de joux? I assume there are villages nearby(?)

I think depending if you go in the countryside or not English is fine :))

Okay, so English if we stay near the major cities. I also guess we'd need maybe French for la vallée de joux(?)

Willow · 7 June 2020

Yachii said:
You mean la vallée de joux? I assume there are villages nearby(?)

Okay, so English if we stay near the major cities. I also guess we'd need maybe French for la vallée de joux(?)

Yes it is in Jura region :))
But that place is a bit touristic, mostly because of its lake and you can hike there 🙌
French would be welcomed of course ☺

Michael · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
Yes it is in Jura region :))
But that place is a bit touristic, mostly because of its lake and you can hike there 🙌
French would be welcomed of course ☺

What about historical places where we could learn and experience part of the history? Museums?
Is there a traditional local drink to try?

Willow · 7 June 2020

Yachii said:
What about historical places where we could learn and experience part of the history? Museums?
Is there a traditional local drink to try?

Lausanne then 😀
I love our museums 🤘
Hmm we have some delicious wine!
Otherwise iced tea 👀

Willow · 7 June 2020

kodoku said:
my aunt lives there but I never even went to visit....... I almost moved there tho but couldn't because of the papers : O
glad you love your country unlike me lolol

You should visit me

kodoku · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
You should visit me

aw cuteee

Michael · 7 June 2020

Lady_Camellia said:
Lausanne then 😀

I love this!

Lausanne | Switzerland Tourism

Experience the charm of Lausanne with Lake Geneva, the metro, vibrant neighbourhoods, green parklands and the Olympic Museum.

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I'd love to see the cathedral.

Notre-Dame Cathedral | Switzerland Tourism

The Old Town of Lausanne has imposing buildings dating back to the Middle Ages, such as the famous Cathedral of Notre-Dame. The charming city on Lake Geneva has a lot to offer otherwise as well. For instance, Switzerland's first subterranean mountain train.

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