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A one-day dash from Zurich into Austria became the gentlest chapter of our 10-day road trip across Switzerland, Germany and Vaduz. Our private van felt like a moving living room—bags tucked away, playlists on, snacks within reach—as we crossed the border at dawn and rolled into Bregenz, where lakeside light and baroque spires looked stage-lit. In nearby Brittenhutten we wandered between quiet churches; bells chimed, and a hillside flock appeared as if on cue. The kids burst i

Tucked quietly between Switzerland and Austria lies Liechtenstein, one of the smallest and safest countries in the world. Its capital, Vaduz, feels like a scene lifted straight from a postcard—clean streets, green valleys, and mountains that embrace the tiny city from all sides. When our family visited in October, the weather was picture-perfect: crisp mornings, golden sunshine, and gentle evening breezes. It was that beautiful time of year when autumn begins to paint everyth

Our family trip to Switzerland felt like stepping straight into a postcard — every view more breathtaking than the last. From the moment we landed at Zurich Airport, everything seemed picture-perfect — clean air, polite people, efficient transport, and a sense of calm everywhere. The country is known for its high quality of living, disciplined citizens, and remarkable cleanliness, and we could feel that from the very first day. Switzerland’s population may be small compared t

Driving from Zürich city into Germany’s Black Forest felt like slipping quietly from one painting into another. The two-hour journey was smooth and scenic — Swiss motorways lined with autumn-gold trees, tiny chalets on green slopes, and mirror-like lakes that kept appearing along the route. The moment we crossed the border near Schaffhausen, the architecture, signboards, and rhythm of life began to change, yet the natural beauty only deepened. Hornberg, our destination, sits