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The Library Restaurant and Bar in the Hotel B2 - Zurich, Switzerland

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Switzerland 1995 (2) (3) (4) (5) by Richard Melton

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(1) Driving towards the mountains in Alpstadt, June 1995. (2) Eiger North Wall, Grindelwald. (3) My nephew Shaun in the window of a hotel room at The Wetterhorn in Grindelwald. (4) Almost hidden house near Grindelwald. (5) Restaurant Eigernordwand in Kleine Schneidegg.     

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Living Room - Loft-Style Example of a large minimalist loft-style living room design

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Benches/Chairs (No. 52)

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Home Hotel, Zurich

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Munich / München - Part 1

Munich / München - Part 1

Munich / München was next on my destination list. I regret not spending more time in Germany other than my six days in Munich. It’s a big country with so much to see and offer. It deserves more time. More reason to return…always wanted to go to Berlin. Looking back, this time-constraint was self-imposed, hence the regret. The decision to go to Munich was because it is so close to Zurich, easy and…

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Swiss Star Zurich Airport Welcome to Swiss Star Zurich Airport, the perfect choice for travelers seeking a convenient and comfortable stay in Zürich, Switzerland. Situated near the airport, this hotel offers easy access to both the city center and the airport terminals, making it an ideal choice for business and leisure travelers alike. At Swiss Star Zurich Airport, you can enjoy a hassle-free check-out experience with a convenient check-out time of 11:00 AM. Whether you're catching an early morning flight or planning to explore the vibrant city of Zürich, you can rest assured knowing that you have ample time to prepare for your departure. In addition to its convenient location, Swiss Star Zurich Airport also offers a generous child policy. Families traveling with children between the ages of 0 to 17 can take advantage of this hotel's welcoming atmosphere, as children stay free of charge. With spacious rooms and comfortable amenities, Swiss Star Zurich Airport ensures a pleasant stay...

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A Day in Zurich: Must-See Attractions with a Private Chauffeur

Zurich is well-developed and has a rich historical background mixed with modernity. This blog discusses a detailed itinerary for spending a day in Zurich by exploring the best places to visit within Zurich. Therefore, having a professional chauffeur from Grandlane Transfer can easily turn your day into a memorable one.

Old Town / Altstadt

Swiss National Museum

Lake Zurich

Lindenhof Hill

Bahnhofstrasse

Zurich Opera House

Zurich West

Dine by the Lake

Hiring a private chauffeur from Grandlane Transfer is the best way to spend a day in Zurich comfortably and without any organizational worries. This way, you will see architectural and historical monuments and beautiful places inclining to today’s attractions and landmarks, without the inconveniences typical while traveling. Hire your chauffeur now, and explore one of the most beautiful European cities.

Read more: https://grandlanetransfer.com/blog/a-day-in-zurich-must-see-attractions-with-a-private-chauffeur/

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Top 10 Hotel Near Zurich Airport-for a Convenient Stay

The vibrant capital of Switzerland, Zurich, is home to some 420,000 people and serves as the country's main commercial hub. Zurich Airport is regularly used as a Switzerland entrance point due to its extensive international aviation network. When traveling, whether for work or pleasure, the first and most crucial decision you must make is where to stay . If you're unsure of where to stay near Zurich Airport, think about looking for a hotel near Zurich airport. Read More

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Kameha Grand Zürich - Switzerland

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World Bamboo Day 

Discover the versatility and sustainability of a plant that offers strength, beauty, and eco-friendly solutions for various industries.

Bamboo is a fast growing, sustainable resource that uses very little water, releases significantly more oxygen into the air and performs well when used to make hundreds of different types of products, from fuel and building materials to paper and cloth. World Bamboo Day seeks to increase public awareness around the globe, making more people aware and knowledgeable about this amazing sustainable plant. 

History of World Bamboo Day

Humans have been using bamboo for survival for thousands of years. Native to Asia, particularly China and India, this beautiful specimen is the fastest-growing land plant on earth and has been used throughout history as a building material, food source, and even for musical instruments. In recent years, this valuable resource has become even more important around the globe due to its combined sustainability and functionality.

For more than 30 years, the World Bamboo Organization has been working hard to promote and increase public understanding about the benefits and uses of bamboo. World Bamboo Day was established in 2009 when it was declared by the Thai Royal Forest Department at the World Bamboo Congress, which was held in Bangkok that year. Individuals, groups and businesses all observe this day to raise awareness about bamboo and to promote its use.

How to Celebrate World Bamboo Day

Check Out Interesting Facts About Bamboo 

Learn and share some fun facts about Bamboo in honor of World Bamboo Day. Start with a few of these that can be shared online to increase awareness about the day:

Young bamboo shoots are harvested early, while still soft, so they can be made into delicious Asian cuisine

The leaves of the bamboo plant can be made into a tasty tea, likened in taste to green tea with similar health benefits

Bamboo is very tolerant of drought and can survive by curling up their leaves to protect from the heat

There are more than 1500 different species of bamboo plants that can be found around the world

Use Bamboo at Home or Work

An excellent way to combat some of the struggles with conservation is to substitute bamboo for products traditionally made from slow-growing hardwood trees or cotton. This fabulous plant can be used to make so many different products.

In the kitchen, bamboo can be used for small items like replacing plastic cutlery or paper coffee filters, or for larger items like tableware and cutting boards or even furniture and flooring. Bamboo can also be used to make clothing out of materials such as bamboo rayon or bamboo linen. And home crafters can use bamboo yarn to make various knitting, crocheting and other craft projects.

Try Growing Bamboo

Bamboo thrives in moist, well-drained soil, but it remains stable almost anywhere and is very low maintenance. It absorbs unhealthy greenhouse gasses and, in turn, gives off up to 35% more oxygen than other trees. These plants are pest resistant so there’s no need for pesticides – and it is not enjoyed by deer, which makes it very attractive for gardeners.

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Swissotel Zurich - Switzerland

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Kameha Grand Zürich - Switzerland