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Interview With Ray Bär, Zurich Comedy Club

by Zurich Expats
on April 12, 2012

The Zurich Comedy Club presen

What Next For Swiss / European Union Relations?

by Zurich Expats
on March 9, 2012

In 2011 Switzerland took some drastic steps to limit its exposure to the Eurozone debt crisis, including pegging the franc to the euro at 1.20. How might relations between Bern and Brussels fare in 2012? 1

Don’t Get Ripped Off For “Materials” At German Classes

by Cecily
on February 21, 2012

Recently I started a Language class at the

Cakefriends review

by Cecily
on February 7, 2017

I recently visited Cakefriends, which is a lovely little cafe here near

Pets and the holidays

by Cecily
on

So after a prolonged stretch of time in Zurich many people will inevitably have picked up a pet along the way, or sometimes even arrived with one.\r\n\r\nPets like children are sometimes an unexpected but much loved p

It’s Good To Be The King (Of The Dreikönigskuche)

by Zurich Expats
on January 6, 2012

I am the King!Today, January 6th, sees people across Switzerland buying their Dreikönigskuchen (three kings cake) and sharing them with friends and family. Similar to the ha’penny in an English Christmas pud

Cheap Train Tickets In Switzerland

by Cecily
on December 19, 2011

As someone who has just arrived to Zurich I have not yet purchased a “

Double Rainbow Over Zurich

by Zurich Expats
on December 14, 2011

There was a beautiful double rainbow over Zurich this morning.\n\nI even got to see the end of it but no croc

Schmutzli – The Bad Santa

by Cecily
on December 13, 2011

Every country has its traditions and rituals and one of the more quirky and oddly satisfying of the Swiss Christmas season is

Beautiful Christmas Lights

by Zurich Expats
on December 12, 2011

The Christmas lights in Bahnhofstrasse are into their second year but they look really stunning. With