Switzerland

This series is my traveler’s guide to Switzerland, built from repeated time on the ground. I focus on places that are genuinely worth the detour—cities, lakes, villages, viewpoints, hikes, and quiet corners—with the context that makes them memorable: concise history, cultural notes, and why a place matters beyond photos. Each post tries to stay practical, with recommendations for routes, neighborhoods, cafés, restaurants, shops, and calm spots to slow down, plus a few lesser-known options that standard itineraries often skip.

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48 Hours in Geneva: Lake, Old Town, Diplomacy, and the Best Local Stops

Geneva is compact, walkable, and layered: medieval streets on a hill, a lakefront that feels like a resort, and a global "capital" of diplomacy and science a few tram stops away. This guide is a practical list of what’s worth your time—plus the context that makes each stop click—without the filler.