TWO WEEKS IN SWITZERLAND🇨🇭 Zurich to Geneva | Our First Time 

Glad that my home country treated you well. Take care and come back visit us again.

Great to see more 50-somethings sharing their Swiss travel experiences! Your 2nd visit will be even better. Keep up the great work!

What awesome content. It looks and sounds like such a magical place. Thank you for sharing this incredible adventure!

Interessting to hear your opinion and insights as a swiss. Glad you had a good stay.

Congratulations on your launch!!! Your video is amazing, Coach Mark and Nicole ❤👏

Very enjoyed your video. Always interesting how visitors see "my" country. Glad you had a good time

Congratulations 🎊 I'm happy you're able to spend time together in nature! Stay Safe, and God Bless! ❤️ 💙 💜

Love to hear such deep insights about my country....good you like most of it

Yaaaaaaaaayyyyyy. It took me SO long to make a RU-vid video I personally enjoyed watching after I posted it. But you guys did such a good job on your first video! So epic.

Loved Lauterbrunnen!! We stayed in Wengen (we originally were going to stay in Interlaken but glad we went up higher up in the mountains)

Excited to see you guys on RU-vid Mark :)

Hi, good to watch you guys. 😊

Hi Nicole and Mark, nice to meet you. Glad to hear you were enjoying yourselves in my country. You mention the Korean TV series, so you must have been to Iseltwald ;-) I hate the smoking, too. So disgusting. Up until about 14 years ago, it was actually allowed to smoke INSIDE a restaurant. Too bad you came here during the off season - on the other hand, you have to come back soon!

Swiss here: you should learn German, Mark, your pronunciation is really good! Anyway, glad you enjoyed your time in my country 😀

Interresting to see how people from other countrys expirience my home country. Greetings to you guys from Bodensee Area

Great video

Greetings from Germany .... expat here 35 yrs here now.... glad you took a chance and came to Europe!!!! Restaurants in Switzerland are probably the most expensive in the EU..... not sure you were aware of this..... maybe next time try Germany!!!!!! Much of the same however much cheaper.... cheers to you both and be well

The Korean show is called "Crashlanding on you" and because of it we're currently overrun my Asian (mostly Korean) tourists who want to checkout the filming locations 😅

great video guys.... what dates did you travel?

Hello from Basel (Switzerland), it's great that you took the trip and shared your experiences. Chocolate, cheese, bread, water, yes, roughly speaking, these are the things that are special here, although you should also include various dishes. However, these are not exactly cheap in restaurants, although for 2 people it would have to remain under 100 CHF. I don't quite agree with you about breakfast, that it's not the healthiest, from my point of view this depends on the ingredients, which are just as good as conventional (i.e. natural) at breakfast, the amount is another topic, but as you said yourself, if you are active enough, it doesn't really matter (if you work harder, you also need more calories). I'm amazed at your praise for our beer, I thought that was more the domain of Germany, but I'm absolutely not a beer drinker myself, so I can't say more about that. The water in the mountains, it's like that, nowhere, you won't get better, fresher water with such an incomparably natural taste from any mineral water bottle. By the way, Switzerland is called the water tower of Europe because a lot of water from Switzerland supplies other countries. With the Swisspass, the SBB app and the public transport you have done everything right, our public transport opens up almost every corner of our country and the various companies work together in the background so that you can also travel with the others with one ticket, quite natural. Speaking of tickets, yes, these are not checked continuously, but if you do not have a valid ticket, it will cost you at least CHF 90 (per person, the first time, then CHF 130 and then CHF 160). That may sound expensive, but if you consider that public transport is largely funded by us, i.e. by public tax money, it is correct that anyone who drives without paying will be asked to pay accordingly. Orientation, well, from my time in the army I know that our maps are very good, that would have helped too (ok, GPS, Google Map is the more modern version). Google Translate will help you to translate the menu card, but it would not help you with our dialects, as far as I know there is nothing that can translate all our dialects (not important for you, because everyone can speak standard German, English or whatever). Rubbish, yes, we are proud of our country and try to take care of it as best we can. The cities provide (smaller) rubbish bins for the waste you get along the way, here in Basel, especially in the summer season on the banks of the Rhine, additional containers are parked (roughly every 500 meters) so that people who enjoy the day/evening on the banks of the Rhine can dispose of their waste (from picnics, barbecues, etc.). The illegal disposal of rubbish (sacks, etc.) is punished with considerable fines, which is absolutely correct in this case, because this disposal would otherwise be at the expense of the taxpayer, because here in most towns you pay for the disposal of the waste Waste by quantity (fees per specific waste bag), which also ensures that we recycle what is recyclable (glass, aluminium, pet, metal, etc.). In conclusion, I think you hardly did anything wrong, from the north-east (Appenzellerland) via Lauterbrunnen to the south-west (Geneva). As small as our country is we have a huge problem, there are spots around every corner so impossible to see them all in even 4 weeks. You can only do one thing, visit us again sometime.

Y'all sound like my wife and I. We like adventures and we're planning our lifetime trip to climb Kilimanjaro in Africa! We were training and hiking local hikes around La and some in CO and AZ and TN, then life happened and we were involved in a motorcycle wreck where we both were injured. She got a bad concussion and I was broken up. Broke left arm destroyed right shoulder broken toes ect, ect... Well it slowed us down but it did not stop us and let me tell you if you make it out of a wreck like we were in then you really don't take the things for granted that God has made the beauty of nature and adventure and a passion for photography and sharing our experiences with others is what we plan on doing too so we will follow y'all and share with y'all ours adventures as we go thru this life together! Love your video and it's what we wanna do and see! Thanks for sharing! 😊

Proper swiss breakfast is Birchermüesli. Bärner Oberland is an amazing place, that's were Lauterbrunnen is. You say you hiked around Appenzell, did you go up Säntis? That's the biggest mountain in the area, it's a great introduction mountain hike, I have done it many times. Where would you recommend is the best place in USA to hike mountains? For someone with lot's of experience in the Alps.

Just trying to say anything in the local language will immediately make you friends

I went to Switzerland last year (even to Zermatt) and never had an inkling about having Indian food or any non-regional cuisines. When I went to Britain during university, I did go to a Pizza Hut but I came to realize that it is better to do more authentic things that you can’t do or have here.

Very well done video. And yes i dont get why we swiss have so many smokers. its a shame.

What time of year did you go?

How do you get a Swiss Pass? My parents are traveling to Switzerland in August and they need some guidance. Thanks! 😊

Good channel, nice that you share your first experience with me as a Swiss:) Another small note, you should clarify who is talking about you. You often talk into the word and mostly the man talks 😅For me as a listener it was often exhausting to watch. So in the future, clarify who tells what;)

donut cereal sausage is more healthier than croissant cheese and ham ? hahahahah

Your background music is far too loud. Switzerland is nice. I would prefer Yellowstone NP.

Great video