After Germany with a brief stop in Vaduz, Leichtenstien, Zurich, Switzerland was next on our travel itinerary. Switzerland must have been the most expensive country I had visited up until that time. Everything did cost beaucoup bucks here. For our entire stay in Switzerland, the Marriott Hotel was home for nearly a week. Thanks to Marc's Elite Status with the Marriott Hotel by the river, our stay was totally free.
At Wallensee. We just had to make a stop here even though no other tourists did since we were just in awe by the scenery. This was my image of Switzerland. Just scenic!
Marc in wallensee right in the same spot where I had my photo op minutes prior.
The Grossmunster and Limmatquai or Limmat River
A close up view of the towers of the Grossmunster
The Landesmuseum or the National Museum of Switzerland
In front of the Landesmuseum or the National Museum of Switzerland
The Guardian Angel hanging from the ceiling inside the Hauptbahnhof or the Main Railway Station
Across Zurich's Hauptbahnhof or Main Railway Station
The Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich's famous commercial street
One of the colorfully designed cows that literally littered the streets of Zurich in the summer of 1998
A view of the City of Zurich taken from Lindenhof, an area with the remains of the Roman customs post and a Roman fortress
A view of the Tower of St. Peter from Old Town
On a bridge over the Limmatquai or Limmat River with Zurich's old and new towns in the background
Zurich's New Town where Zurich University and hip pubs and restaurants were located
The façade of old residential and commercial buildings in Zurich's New Town
More facades of residential and commercial buildings in Zurich's New Town
Old Zurich in miniature. I took this picture while the guide of the walking tour we took was explaining the layout of the present day Zurich
The swank Marriott Hotel by the Limmatquai. Its location could not be beat. It was walking distance to the everything in Zurich.