Interlaken...:D
Interlaken...:D Reviews
 Nov 28, 2007
Soooo...just for all the ppl wanting to make a stopover in lovely Interlaken=)
This is a very smal place and this is also why its more calme and like a big family! just once and for all: its not a city or a town, its actually a village!=) I'm living around here forever and belife me...it can become veeery boooring living here even if you think its lovely living here!:D well but now to what you have to know about the place and the ppl here!and for sure what is werth to see! So jeah...where to start...cant think of anything special to see really:P:P!...nono.. Well there are the mountains around...or, ja i'm sorry, the alps of course:P! you are up there in Grindelwald or Beatenberg or wherever in the mountains very quickly and easy by train out of the station Interlaken OST(for Grindelwald) or WEST(for Beatenberg, by Bus)! I think its also lovely to just walk around Interlaken and the near by villages, there is the river Aare which is very nice to walk along in summer or snowy winter days! you can for sure swim in there which is the locals favourite thing to do in summer!(to be honest i never did it jet:P but i live just right infront of the lake). There is the Höhenmatte in the middle of Interlaken...a huge field with a nice walkway around! Its the place where the local younger ppl hang out at weekend evenings and you will meet loads of ppl there if you are up on meeting locals:D! at sunny sundays the way is crowed with families and just many many ppl!:D Ou and there is the little hill called Harder wihich is a nice place to look over Interlaken, you can get up there by Funi or walk(its really not far!) The lake is something locals love...spending time on and in the lake is one of the things i would not want to miss! you can of course do all sorts of water sports! so yeah thats about it...just enjoy the calm and slow culture of locals and relax! For sure there are the touristic things as well like all the extrem sports and the roupes course but that is just show and not real Berner Oberland, you wont find many locals who have ever done one of those things! Plus..its veeeeery expensive!!!! so i hope you got a impression of my current location and enjoy coming here!=) will post some pics someday:P(okey i'll just post some party pics:P) if you have any questions about anything in switzeralnd just ask!!!:D 
One for the UK:P:P
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