Saturday, December 05, 2009
A DAY IN ZURICH.I can't stay in the room! I need to breathe some fresh air!
Taking the tram to town...
Here I am!I am glad that I went out. The weather is so good today...
The famous Luxemburgerli from Springli.I bought a small box for SFR 16!
I can smell Christmas! They have a huge bazaar and a huge Christmas Tree with SWAROVSKI crystal. *Bling Bling... beautiful...There is this store which bake their own pastry, they make really good sweet pie-like dessert. I wanted to taste their local delights so I bought one. On the first bite, I almost fly to heaven.
It was so so so so so yummy that no words can describe! Before I can remember to take a picture of it, it was in my stomach already!
Haa...
Anyway, I'm so tempted to buy one of the crystal ornaments home!
The way it sparkles, lured me badly! Luckily, I managed to walk away faster than I can take out my wallet.
If not... ...
Each and every crystal are real!
Snow white and the seven dwarf.
A hut-like shop selling carpet wool.
On the walking street.I'm so proud of myself for being able to navigate! The art of doing nothing suits me well. I love walking on the street, breathing in the Christmas air and have a feel of their local life all by myself... sometimes, you just need to take a break and relax!
The city reminds me of all my colleagues and batch mates who have came here with me.
Merry Christmas.
Climbing up the slope to a new discovery.
A nice and quiet "peak" where you can view the city from a top view.
They are playing the chess game.
This is how a typical house in Zurich looks like for Christmas!Very cartoon.
Welcome.
Zurich.
Beautiful lake and houses.
My very own Luxemburgerli.I can't wait to eat them!
Muhahaha!
The wishing well that Andy, Fred, Feli and I shouted for GOOD ROSTER!I'm too embarrassed to do it alone. So I stood there silently praying...
Hope my wish will come true!
I immediate swallow down three yummy luxemburgerli when I open the box!
Slowly tasting and savoring the beauty of this dessert.
It was indeed delicious and very much like the macaroons I first bought in Paris.
*One more day to go home... ...