Watch Films In Their Original Language In Zurich
by Zurich Expats
on March 25, 2016
by Zurich Expats
on March 25, 2016
As a child, one of my fondest memories were trips to what was then the Disney Cinema in St Martins Lane, London, to see classic Disney movies on
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on March 8, 2015
When people think of Seefeld, Iroquois is one of the restaurants that will come to mind. It is an ideal place for lunch, dinner or a relaxed after work drink. Designed in the style of an American country-house, Iroquo
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on January 12, 2015
A friendly welcome upon entering the establishment always makes a difference. We take a seat at one of the front cooking areas right by the Teppan grill. The restaurant is fairly quiet on a Wednesday evening. Located
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on October 2, 2014
I moved to Switzerland four years ago from the US, where I worked as a corporate attorney. After a bit of time here I realized that my passion for wine, food, travelling, and discovering European regions and the cultu
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on May 14, 2014
Passing the restaurant on a regular basis I have come to notice that there is always a humble crowd of people gathered outside Bohemia – in summer even more so of course. Walking through the bar section upon ent
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on February 24, 2014
Korner Burger, located in the financial district of Zurich, has gained a reputation for its Swiss Highland Beef that makes up its legendary gourmet burgers. Korner prides itself on its high quality and locally sourced
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on September 4, 2013
When you think of Switzerland, what comes into your mind?Certainly watches, chocolate, and cheese! And probably also our majestic mountains and our picturesque landscape.Having said that, it is much easier to experien
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on July 4, 2013
Although baby showers are more specifically an American pastime, they are gaining in popularity in Europe, especially as the expat communities expand and bring their own traditions with them. If you are planning a bab
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on June 25, 2013
Call it Zurifest, Zurifaescht or whatever you please, Zurich’s tri-annual celebration is almost upon us and we present a quick rundown of what is going on and how you can join in the fun. It all kicks off on Fri
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on May 8, 2013
What are you curious about? Have you ever found yourself going to work, going home, going to work, going home and repeating this pattern? That’s where Selina Man Karlsson found herself a few years ago and when h
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on April 17, 2013
Tchaikovsky’s «Swan Lake» meets street dance. High culture and entertainment merge together to create an audio-visual synthesis of the arts. «Swan Lake Reloaded» breaks away from traditional ballet and takes the
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on March 14, 2013
Nualan O’Brien is Irish and living and working in Zürich. She works for
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on September 6, 2012
I do love a good burger. I even remember the best one I ever had, at the Sheraton Hotel at Malpensa airport, Milan of all places. When I was contacted by the Helvti Diner I immediately arranged a visit to sample the b
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on August 30, 2012
There is one piece of administration in Switzerland for Expats that causes a lot of concern. It also seems to create the most confusion and opinion, and that is getting your Swiss Driving Licence. Expats can use their
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on August 12, 2012
We spoke to her last year and due to popular demand,
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on August 2, 2012
We are pleased to be able to offer readers of zurichexpats.com a special offer on a stay at the beautiful Hotel Die Krone in Gottlieben which lies on the shores of Lake Konstanz. Activities for men and women are inclu
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on July 19, 2012
City trips are a great thing. Zurich is a small city – especially compared to American and Asian metropolises – and thanks to the many parks and the lake you’ll soon feel at home. But you know the fe
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on May 22, 2012
One of the things people mention first when talking about the benefits of living in Zurich and Switzerland is the transport system.No doubt, being able to plan a journey and have no fears as to the accuracy of the inf
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on May 7, 2012
Zurich Expats interested in learning more about wines and spirits have an English-speaking course at their disposal, run by Byron Catéchis. To find out more, I askled Byron a couple of questions about the courses, an
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on April 13, 2012
If you are not in Zurich for the Sechselauten festival then you can enjoy the fun at home! Don’t go crazy and set off your own indoor fireworks but check out Pocket Böögg: Pocket Böögg at
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on April 12, 2012
The Zurich Comedy Club presen
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on December 19, 2011
As someone who has just arrived to Zurich I have not yet purchased a “
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on December 12, 2011
The Christmas lights in Bahnhofstrasse are into their second year but they look really stunning. With
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on December 6, 2011
On the train this morning, Samichlaus (Santa Claus) and his friend Schmutzli were on the train giving out promotional cakes
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on November 26, 2011
It’s one of the highlights of Christmas in Zurich, the 2011 Swarovski Tree is up in the Main Station.
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on November 15, 2011
Avast Mateys, ye annual wine expo
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on November 5, 2011
I am putting together a short piece about visiting the shops in and around HB and am having a nice latte macchiato at Café Presse Club.It is a nice little place but the view if you sit out
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on September 24, 2011
‘Autumn’, by Franz Gertsch – Displayed as part of the ‘Seasons’ exhibition at the Museum for Modern Art in Zu
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on September 3, 2011
Streetparade 2011: Centre Stage, Bellevue Zurich: A city renowned for business, banks and a hi
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on August 23, 2011
The recent hot weather phenomenon has not only brought about a plethora of
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on August 12, 2011
If you enjoy science and discussing it, there is an event coming up in September that may be ideal for you.
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on July 29, 2011
August 1st is Swiss National Day so I am pleased to say Happy Birthday Switzerland! Initially it’s nice to see the holiday fall on a weekday so we actually get the day off but it’s a day taken very
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on April 10, 2011
Monday April 11th is Sechseläuten in Zurich and for most companies in the city, is a half day public holiday. Traditionally, it is the celebration of the end of Winter, with the culmination being the burning o
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on April 5, 2011
Mile High Club member and Trolly Dolly extraordinaire Pam Ann arrives in Zurich at the end of April for two shows at the wonderful Dolder Grand Hotel. Zurichexpats.com was able to ask her a few questions recent
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on February 9, 2011
It’s a brand new addition to the list of the best iPhone apps for expats in Switzerland, but I thought this was worthy of its
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on February 6, 2011
Kerrin Rousset & Guests on the first Sweet Zurich Tour
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on January 26, 2011
The word ‘Free’ isn’t often used in Switzerland but the website CiaoBambino.com has a list of places where kids at least can ski for free in Switzerland. All the info can be found here:
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on January 11, 2011
At the end of 2010 we emailed a series of questions to Melanie Studer who had just opened Cupcake Affair. We are please to present her answers here. Tell us a little about yourself, are you originally fro
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on January 3, 2011
Agree with him or not there is a great deal to be said about Freud’s theories. When it comes to childhood trauma, I’m on Freud’s side. From an early childhood experience I now feel like Nathanael in E.T.A. Hoffm
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on November 23, 2010
One thing that may surprise you is the voracity of the Swiss Police in catching and punishing drivers who break the law.This is an excerpt of a letter that landed on our doormat yesterday-
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on November 13, 2010
The EXPOVINA is in it’s second weekend and many are making their second rounds of Switzerland’s largest wine exhibition. Use the exhibition to try wines and learn something new about them. Here are a few t
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on November 7, 2010
It’s that time of year again where the ground is covered in golden leaves and a blanket of grey is pulled over the city to be occasionally lifted to reveal one of the most regal blue skies anywhere on this earth: au
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on September 13, 2010
From the second Saturday to the Monday of every Septembder, a seemingly odd event for many Expats takes place in Zurich: Knabenschiessen. Now for many who have learned German (whether a little or a lot) the translatio
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on July 23, 2010
Are you new to Switzerland or have you been living here for quite sometime, but still can’t figure out the Swiss? Pick up the recently published book
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on July 12, 2010
In December 2009 the SBB and Trenitalia decided to end the Cisalpino train service, a joint venture between the two national railways. Naturally when such things happen allegations flew. The SBB claimed that the consi
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on July 7, 2010
After a weather of “beschissenem Wetter” the sun and subsequently the “Gluthitze” has returned to Zurich. For many coming from North America this heat is nothing unusual, but it is hard to cope with given the
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on April 12, 2010
This is a review of the National League B Semi Final Playoff game between the Zurich Polyrapid Wildcats and Villars. We were fortunate enough to be invited to a basketball game at the weekend, it was our first
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on September 16, 2009
When the office cafeteria was closed for Knabenschiessen, a few of us took the opportunity to enjoy some sushi from a restaurant near the office. Makoto is in a slightly strange location, housed in a building mainly o
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on July 30, 2009
No tanks parading through the streets, no marching armies, but August 1st is the National Day in Switzerland. Since 1993 it has been a national holiday. The national holiday status means that pretty much everyt
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on April 29, 2009
We had cause to travel to Naples recently and decided to take a train journey via Milan instead of go by plane, especially since no airline flies from Zurich to Naples anymore. Planning the trip was easy enough
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on April 15, 2009
This is not an exhaustive comparison of all places to watch football in Zurich but it does represent a straight shootout between the two heavyweights just off Bahnhofstrasse – The Lion Pub and The Nelson Pub. Fi
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on January 8, 2009
Hello friends and welcome to Zurich Expats. The site was set up when we moved to Zurich as a way of recording the things we have found and storing the information we have so that it may be of use to use it. Of course,
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