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Summer suggestion: vineyard train and Morges dahlias in bloom

21/07/2012 by Ellen Wallace

MORGES, SWITZERLAND – Morges is a lovely town of some 15,000 souls, on the lakefront about 15km from Lausanne. Those who explored it during the April-May tulip festival for which it is famed can now enjoy another flower outing: the dahlias along the quays have flowered. The colours are magnificent and it gives you a […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Club Nautique restaurant, Dahlias, flowers, Lake Geneva region, Morges, summer, swimming pool, things to do, vineyard train, waterfront, what's on

Oenovideo wine film festival in Aigle pulling in crowds

02/06/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – France’s itinerant wine film and photo festival, Oenovideo, is a hit at this year’s venue, Aigle, in canton Vaud. I spent Thursday evening at the festival and was enchanted by the “L’Esprit du vin, le réveil des terroirs”, a 1h32 minute film on biodynamic winemakers, mainly in France. I was startled by […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: biodynamic wines, California, exhibit, film festival, Oenovideo, Stephen Ashton, Swiss news in English, weekend events, what's on, Wine Country Film Festival, wine films, wine photos

Weekend weather, wine festival, Chillon observatory

01/09/2011 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Temperatures are inching back up this weekend, with highs of 28C expected, but the warmer weather will bring some thundershowers with it in French-speaking Switzerland. Central Switzerland is more likely to be dry and sunny, so if you’re up or hiking, head for Interlaken or Lucerne. GenevaLunch will be publishing some suggestions […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Chillon, events, observatory, Sierre, Vinea Wine Fair, weather, weekend, what to do, what's on

Travel: Zurich puts on the charm for a holiday weekend

18/12/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Your guide to a holiday-season weekend in Zurich, an easy train ride from Lake Geneva Click on images to view larger Zurich, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The charm of Zurich is at its brightest in the lead-up to Christmas. Daytime offers plenty of activities for children and adults alike, but the real fun starts in the […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Christmas, Fraumuenster, from Geneva, Glockenhof, Hiltl, holidays, hotels, Jules Verne panoramic bar, Lausanne, Marc Chagall, New Year, restaurants, Seidenhof, The Singing Tree, train, transport, Voderer Sternen, what to do, what's on, Zeughasukeller, zoo, Zurich, Zurich City Card

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