Biking: Jegenstorf Castle
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Near Bern, you will find the picturesque baroque Jegenstorf castle, where you can enjoy themed guided tours for kids, or just walk through the castle park. (more…)
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How do children learn a foreign language
This post has been originally written for Newly Swissed – Switzerland Expat Lifestyle Online Magazine. You can read the whole article here: http://www.newlyswissed.com/how-children-learn-a-foreign-language-while-living-abroad/
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Hiking with kids: Chuderhüsi lookout tower
Less than 30 km from the capital of Bern, in the beautiful hilly landscape of the Emmental region, you can make a trip to the Chuderhüsi lookout tower, from which…
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Altreu – European stork village
Near the town of Solothurn, there is the village of Altreu, which is famous for its unique stork´s preservation colony. You can observe here more than thirty white stork pairs,…
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My first Grand Prix von Bern
“The most beautiful ten miles in the world”. That’s how the Grand Prix von Bern is also called. A few numbers to start with, just for comparison: the number of…
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Family guide to the Tropenhaus Frutigen
A unique tropical garden under the roof – that is the Tropenhaus in Frutigen. We have many times driven past during our skiing trips to our favorite resort and I…
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6 tips for easy board games for small children
Our recent visit to the Swiss Games Museum has confirmed me in the presumption that the age recommendations on some board games for children may not always be accurate. In…
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Biking: Burgäschisee
Even though Burgäschisee is considerably smaller than the famous Swiss lakes, it is still the largest in the canton of Solothurn. The scenic nature and idyllic atmosphere on its banks…
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DIY: Birch Twig Heart Wreath
With the Mother´s day around the corner, I´m here with the simple tutorial on how to make a decorative birch twig heart wreath that can be an unordinary gift to…
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