I love them both 🥰 They’re so great together and it’s so sweet that she’s the star and he does his lil cameos. They’re both great at comedy too. Every video they do makes me smile💕
Whenever we drove through Switzerland to go on a family vacation towards Italy, the sentiment was basically, "hold your breath, we're not going to pay for that expensive swiss air"
@@kshamwhizzle6544Its unwise for a foreign tourist to drink local tap water though no matter how clean. Because the locals might be completely fine because they grew up with it, but not someone from a different continent lol.
I visited Rome on a study abroad and I remember tasting the water from the water fountains and being shocked at how good it was. I usually dislike drinking plain water, but this was the best water I had ever had. Our tour guide told me, "Oh yeah, romes water fountains are fed by melting snow and ice from the alps" as if that didn't make this the most Extra water 😂
I once spent $12 on a "street" hot dog there. It was like visiting a theme park that was the size of a country. 😂 I ended up buying more beer because it was cheaper per calorie than actual food
If you get a hotdog at a street food festival or something, expect to pay that amount. If you go to some regular place that sells them they might cost about half of that.
I was there on a business trip, I have a breakfast at the hotel (worse than in a hostel), refreshment was offered at the venue and dinner I bought in a supermarket "end of the day discount" so piece of quiche for less than 2 franks, this way it was affordable but not cheap.
I live in Switzerland and here are some tips, stay at gasthausen not hotels, eat from bakeries or buy food at a grocery store (restaurants are expensive but it wouldn’t hurt to pay a bit on vacation) and get the fountain water
My aunts and grossi are trying to get us to visit (mum migrated to australia) saying it's so much cheaper outside the tourist spots (they live in st.gallen) is it true or are they just trying to trick us? 😂😂
I feel this. I went to Zurich for a concert, got a beer for 9! francs and they wanted a tip on top of that... Please don't ask me to tip you with my measly Spanish salary, I swear I'll never ask for a beer again :')
We don‘t tip in Switzerland. Just don‘t do it unless you feel like it Edit* ig bi mau so frech, wiu de Algorithmus Schwiizer nid cha finde, hie z‘bitte uf min kanal z‘ga luege obs öpis gäbti wo eu interessiert.. finds schad ds nid meh lüüt schwiizerdütsch mache uf yt
@@Inotacookie Q...q the heck... next thing y'all will tell me is that tropical apple isn't a thing... jokes aside, tropical apple is really a thing... there's even a fruit called water apple, they're sweet, crunchy and very juicy
@@maehemthrillaz8485 never heard of them before... google search says they're grown in kenya and other tropical places... sometimes they're also called ataulfo (but I'm not sure about that... searching for ataulfo shows a mango that is golden yellow, long and curved) XD they look cute
growing up in switzerland, it is SO expensive compared to our neighboring countries i wouldn’t be surprised if my mom came home with random tree cherries💀
@@obinator9065 seriously? Why insult someone for his beliefs? Even I feel offended by this and it wasn't even directed to me. Take a double look to see who's actually the childish one here. Even my 13 years old brother knows better than to get aggressive because of someone having a different point of view
@@teodorapasca1566if you don't want your beliefs insulted don't force them upon somebody else. Also, ironically, you're the one getting aggressive, that guy answered pretty calmly, maybe take your own advice 😊
@@teodorapasca1566I understand that some people may need something to cope with his/her/their own existence, but one should re-evaluate if his/her/their belief in ghosts with galaxy-sized balls is really advisable.
@@TranswithhandsBro you are lost af. If you would see how they processing the water and how many tests they do. I can safely say no other country tests the water as much as here. The tap water is definitely healthier than any shitty water you can buy in the US or else where.
Migros is the first location to visit. They usually have a food section where price is more affordable than in restaurants. Some markets have 50% off after a certain time (6pm etc) to ready to eat foods. Water is free and breakfast included hotels are the best. Do not forget to book an hotel in the hotel pages which sometimes give discounts.
There are many many nice hikes that you can easily get to with public transport (excluding the overpriced cable cars and other mountain rides). Buy food in cheaper stores and have a refillable water bottle (if not explicitly stated, all water fountains are tap water). Get a hotel/ hostel outside of the cities and you should be able to significantly cut your expenses.
@@Gurfi28 Even better yet just wild camp at some cool place out in nature instead of paying for a place to stay. Often a legal grey zone but extremely unlikely to actually give you trouble as most people and authorities tolerate it.
I just returned from Switzerland. It is extremely expensive, but there are ways to save. We had two couples. We based out of a hotel very close to the airport which has a train station. We used grocery stores instead of restaurants. We had one room with two king baeds. The travel pass is required. We had 3.5 days. We went to Grindelwald, Interlochen, Geneva, Lauterbrunnen and Zermatt. $510 for plane tickets. We spent around $2000 on the entire trip.
@@centillion5733 yeah true its actually more expensive than eating in a normal restaurant in most places. My hb is still traumatized about the prices of food mcdonald included when he was in Amsterdam and it was like 20 yrs ago 😅
even many swiss people, when we're travelling inside the country, we'll buy bread and cheese or meat from grocery stores. restaurants, even fast food, are for every now and then, especially for families with kids.
"where we're supposed to sleep?" "If we get back earlier, we can rest at home then get back here tomorrow, just need two hours travelling, no worries."
@@Huehuecoyote haha, true the country is not too big but if you don't mind starving for a few days, there's enough to do :D I took a bike trip across the country one day (that was the sole purpose of that trip. I wanted to be able to say that I cycled across the whole country in one day. Who cares if it's Liechtenstein xd), I hiked a bit the other day and the third I, no joke, went around the same route a couple of times on a public bus cause there was this one specific spot with a breathtaking view and hiked some more! So totally doable!
my family was in europe in june. we started in switzerland and ended in germany! the prices dropped significantly when we left switzerland, its actually insane how expensive it is!
Swiss isn’t nice for tourism except you‘re rich… we can afford these things because the minimum wage is around 24.00 Swiss Francs an Hour no matter what
@@m.s.3041Ich gehe oft über die Grenze um einzukaufen. Vor allem Dinge wie Kosmetik und Waschmittel. Clerasil bezahle ich in D ca. €4 und bei uns CHF 15. 😵💫🤬 Und mein geliebtes Vanille Kaba das es hier nicht gibt.
@@OnyxSoulYou can afford things because you don't have to exchange currencies. It's not the beer or the sausage or (...) that's expensive, it's the CHF that's expensive to buy with just about any other currency.
Last year cheapest hotel was 450€ a night, so had to drive 150km to find a junk hotel, which also cost over 120€. Light snack from a gas station showed 50€ on bank sheet.
Well, i life in Switzerland, not only traveling is expensive, everything is pretty expensiv But i really love to live here, it's secure and wr have really good infrastructure❤
As a Native Swiss person in his mid 20s i totally agree. It‘s natural that people love their home country but personally i couldn’t think of any place more secure and i love our nature and infrastructure, very well Organized and thought through. You start to appreciate this even more when you visited some other countries The People are also very nice(some of course had still maybe a really bad day and have a bad mood therefore), most People would also help you out if you asked them anything. But the truth is also, there are still many places i‘ll avoid in Switzerland going to, I‘ll name a few: Grenchen, Olten, Oensingen and in the cities a few spots which are not so easy to name 🤔 street names
@@OnyxSoulHuh, you literally named places that while not great or super beautiful they're still pretty safe? Especially Oensingen, its so small and even has a "rich" quartier and Balsthal is pretty harmonic and just the next village. Grenchen..mmmh yeah, I don't like it either lol. And Olten, while pretty ugly and fully fogged for like 6 months of the year, is still pretty safe. Safer than Zurich I'd argue? The oldtown is cute and the people are nice. I worked and studied there for 4 years, still regularly commute through the trainstation and as a woman, nothing ever happened to me there. I'd argue its more places with an immigrant count of almost 50% or more like Spreitenbach, Dietikon, Altstetten, Brugg, Baden are to avoid, at least the "non tourist" "non shopping" areas. And yeah, Grenchen 😂
@@OnyxSoulAnd how could I make swiss friends? I know that swiss are shy and only keeps their group of friends so you as an native, what do you recommend?
Hope you enjoy our country 🇨🇭🥰 have a nice stay! And btw fountain water is a go to and very Swiss, we all do it! Each and every fountain (and water tap) has drinking water, if not there will be a sign that you can't miss. ⛲️
@@helgaioannidis9365That's fair, but also there really are huge price markups if you stick to tourist areas. If you go just a ways away from the main areas, 9.- CHF Beer is suddenly 4.- CHF, etc. ESPECIALLY if you're at some kind of event or festival.
Even the cheapest thing in the cheapest area is at least 4 times the price in my country! 😅 But yeah, my country is pretty cheap and I'm not planning to visit Switzerland unless I suddenly become extremely rich.
Oh what r u studying? Do u have to work to pay for your living expenses? I'm interested in coming to Switzerland too, could u give me some advice please, it would be very helpful for me.
@@autumn399 I study music! I’m glad my parents could financially help me this last year and I also have borrowed money from the bank but I need to be more independent because I’m a huge financial burden for them. I’m trying to be financially stable (I found a teacher job) but my school doesn’t really allow me to take this job because they’re “scared” I might do a burn out and they’re like “oh but you should enjoy your bachelor and study your instrument as much as you can and you’ll have money in master” and I’m like “so I’m supposed to drain my parents money for 2 more years”? I live in a small canton so having occasions to teach music instead of working at McDonalds is pretty rare and random. Where do you plan to live? I think you can find jobs around your studies that can pay you enough for living and even food too
I remember the summer I got a stipend to do research in Switzerland, thinking how it would be enough for the whole summer.... I was so naive. I made it 4 weeks, and that included staying in a hostel with breakfast buffet. I made my meals for the whole day there and put them in my backpack and made 3 espressos for my to-go coffee mug. Every night picnic by the lake.
@@niceone99 They're oversized for Europe, sure, but larger vehicles make sense in the U.S. Many states are very spread out and people need to drive further more regularly with more supplies. 🤷🏼♀️ The muscle cars have bigger engines that use gas/petrol faster and are a different story. Rather antithetical to the eco ideals of Switzerland and broader Europe.
Don’t worry guys. Tesla cars will put all your worries to rest. Teslas are the most American made car now. But, you Europeans probably get yours from Germany.
@bladeofSteele Why would Americans transport more tools than Europeans? And the average commute in the US is less than 30 minutes, and less than 10% of Americans have more than 60 minutes travel to work. There is honestly no reason for big cars in the US but marketing.
Switzerland has the most expensive restaurants I've ever seen. Thankfully the supermarket situation has gotten much better (they used to be very small and expensive) so I brought a picnic bag around. Bakeries are pretty good too for stuff like quiche. Some of the food didn't even look good for the price. Like some noodles and a bit of meat on the train for $50. OR a $35 burger and this was years ago.
As a swiss, I can confirm we do have free water from fountains and it is mineral water since it is from the mountains. And yes just from the mountains I know they are in Weggis
In Germany it's the same. Our water is controlled very frequently and it's made sure that it is safe to drink. You can always. If there is a fountain somewhere and the water is not drinkable, maybe due to old pipes or something like that, they must declare that or else they can be sued. So if there is a sign on the fountain that says "Kein Trinkwasser" (meaning: no drinkable water) then it's not save to drink. If there is no sign you can drink out of the fountain.
i was passing Switzerland from germany for one night stay. Since i'm from the US it was pretty easy to compare from 1-USD to approximately 1-swiss francs. Immediately i notice the burger there was about $20 USD. and can of coke was like $8 USD. For dinner i decided to finish the bag of nuts and fruits i brought from Costco back from USA. Was ready to bounce asap!
It is expensive here, but for an $8 coke I think the place you chose was a bit of a tourist trap. Even here in Switzerland a $8 coke is really expensive. On the other hand a $20 burger is pretty normal.
If you go to Switzerland, just don't go to Zurich alone. Zurich is not the best representative of Switzerland. It's the biggest city, so most of Switzerland is not like Zurich at all, not so busy and impersonal and you see a lot more nice houses and nature... Also it's the most expensive city you could go to. People always go to Zurich and then complain about a beer almost costing 10 CHF, when for example where I live it usually costs about 4.50 to 5 CHF 😅
@@TheDog2137Well yes it is an expensive country, but what's your point exactly? I was just saying why paying more unnecessarily by just staying in Zurich, where you get the same like everywhere in Switzerland for a higher price? By the way I grew up near St. Gallen, so I can confirm that it's indeed a beautiful city and nice for sightseeing. Also St. Gallen is less expensive than Zurich and only about 1 hour (by train) away from it. Appenzell and the Alpstein are near St. Gallen too and there you get the typical postcard view with mountains, hills and cows and you can buy and eat very good cured meats and cheese from there. And if you like to hike, you can do that in the Alpstein.
Swiss here.. the worst part is that Switzerland is really that expensive not only for the tourists but even for the citizens... and we normal ones don't have very high salaries but literally everybody means everyone in Switzerland is rich... which sucks tbh
Fountains where the water is not drinkable need to have a sign that says no drinking water. If there is no such sign the water is drinkable and of an excellent quality. I regularly drink from fountains. It‘s way cheeper than buying a bottle.
*speaking of Swiss Fountain’s Even fountains which do have a sign to not drink from it are still safer than most other countries tap water. Switzerland is also a water-rich country so you‘ll be finding everywhere here and there a drinking fountain for the public
As far as I know a fountain here must have a sign that says you shouldn't drink the water, if you can't. All the others are fresh, clean and ready to drink :)
This is so true. My holiday in Switzerland was the only one where I lost weight. Instead of having a cheeseburger or Döner here and there or some coffee or whatever, I bought groceries at Lidl, had breakfast in my apartment and in the evening I cooked. Having only two coffees outside was 15€, 2 McDonalds menus was 40€😅 I recommend going to poland. Food ist unbelievable delicious, everything is cheap compared to Germany and there are a lot of beautiful places for hiking.
Just eat where workers eat (like at Manor food or fuel stations bars), high quality food for low prices. Also in Zurich with just few minutes of Tram you get to the airport/industrial area with cheap great fresh food and sandwiches
To be honest, I returned from my trip to Switzerland recently and I'm surprised that the groceries (dairy products and bread especially) were much cheaper than my own country. I live in Singapore, by the way. No doubt eating out in Switzerland is known to be costly. However, the amount I spent on the groceries wasn't that far off from that in Singapore.
@@Kuro_TvT Most fountains in Switzerland are drinking water. If they are not, they have a sign stating they are not potable. So you see a fancy fountain, you can fill your water bottle with cold, delicious water. It's amazing. The cities maintain these fountains and are responsible for the quality of the water.
Swiss fountains have germ free drinking water, in many cases far better quality than many bottled one. The only fountains with unsafe water are clearly labeled as not for drinking, bu those are rare.
Cherries hanging on a palm tree...new type of fruit
Yeah. I was wondering what that was about.
@@jenniferhansesthere was no actual fruit tree around so. That's why. Also makes it more funny because its not a viable option at all
Quite literally low hanging fruit.
swiss cherry 🤣
Quinn was here.. 😂
That duck definitely understood the assignment 😂❤
The duck is a paid actor
😂😂😂😂😂
Duck got hella range
They can roast him
👍🥗🥦🥬🍒🍇💗
She straight-up hung cherries on a palm tree 😂 I love her
I was looking at that, and had to take a moment because there were actual cherries.
I love them both 🥰 They’re so great together and it’s so sweet that she’s the star and he does his lil cameos. They’re both great at comedy too. Every video they do makes me smile💕
Why did I not even catch that.. I was like oh cool they must be different kind of cherries
I was confused for a second! 😆
@@kafkollectif525דך
Whenever we drove through Switzerland to go on a family vacation towards Italy, the sentiment was basically, "hold your breath, we're not going to pay for that expensive swiss air"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Air tax
😂😂😂
Dutch? 😂
Hahahahaha 😂😂😂
I'm from Switzerland and I have to say that our fountain water rally is better than bottled water
@@kshamwhizzle6544YES lmao
@@kshamwhizzle6544Its unwise for a foreign tourist to drink local tap water though no matter how clean. Because the locals might be completely fine because they grew up with it, but not someone from a different continent lol.
I visited Rome on a study abroad and I remember tasting the water from the water fountains and being shocked at how good it was. I usually dislike drinking plain water, but this was the best water I had ever had. Our tour guide told me, "Oh yeah, romes water fountains are fed by melting snow and ice from the alps" as if that didn't make this the most Extra water 😂
@@kshamwhizzle6544
Happy Canada Day, fellow leafbro, from Nanton water land!!❤🇨🇦❤
@@princess7jasmine
Yea, Beaver Fever is a thing in Canada 😅
I once spent $12 on a "street" hot dog there. It was like visiting a theme park that was the size of a country. 😂 I ended up buying more beer because it was cheaper per calorie than actual food
If you get a hotdog at a street food festival or something, expect to pay that amount. If you go to some regular place that sells them they might cost about half of that.
"A theme park the size of a country" describes Switzerland perfectly.
I was there on a business trip, I have a breakfast at the hotel (worse than in a hostel), refreshment was offered at the venue and dinner I bought in a supermarket "end of the day discount" so piece of quiche for less than 2 franks, this way it was affordable but not cheap.
Water was expensive than bear at some places 💀💀💀
I had to fill up my water bottle from a glacier stream and it tasted better 🤣🤣
Yeah. That was a street fair price. You go to the places that sells it all the time and it's $6.
I live in Switzerland and here are some tips, stay at gasthausen not hotels, eat from bakeries or buy food at a grocery store (restaurants are expensive but it wouldn’t hurt to pay a bit on vacation) and get the fountain water
Wait, are you telling me you can actually drink fountain water??
@@dll7658 most of the time unless it says kein trinkwasser
@@dll7658yeah its absolutely safe
Even the cheap no-staff hotels are expensive
@@dll7658yes this is also true in Rome
As a Swiss… it’s true IT’S WAY TOO EXPENSIVE! 4 Francs for a Fanta? Hell nah
Last month I paid 3.80 francs for a bottle of coke at Geneva😭mad prices
@@raginis2610 💀
it‘s much cheaper in certain stores. i quickly learned to never get dri ks from the kiosk, but always get them from aldi or migros
My aunts and grossi are trying to get us to visit (mum migrated to australia) saying it's so much cheaper outside the tourist spots (they live in st.gallen) is it true or are they just trying to trick us? 😂😂
@@themonsterundermystairs4272 yes
I feel this. I went to Zurich for a concert, got a beer for 9! francs and they wanted a tip on top of that... Please don't ask me to tip you with my measly Spanish salary, I swear I'll never ask for a beer again :')
We don‘t tip in Switzerland. Just don‘t do it unless you feel like it
Edit* ig bi mau so frech, wiu de Algorithmus Schwiizer nid cha finde, hie z‘bitte uf min kanal z‘ga luege obs öpis gäbti wo eu interessiert.. finds schad ds nid meh lüüt schwiizerdütsch mache uf yt
Follow up~ everyone gets their minimum wage
@@OnyxSoul yeah, at least the option to not tip was there haha. It still made me feel a little bad
9 euros is normal in France and Ireland too also the Nordic countries.
In Switzerland we don’t have to tip
I‘m actually surprised that they even asked that in Zurich 😂
love the dedication to hang not just one, but multiple cherries on the palm tree!
you mean to tell me that wasn't a tropical cherry tree? :O
@@OLBICHLyes. Yes he does.
@@Inotacookie Q...q the heck... next thing y'all will tell me is that tropical apple isn't a thing...
jokes aside, tropical apple is really a thing... there's even a fruit called water apple, they're sweet, crunchy and very juicy
also a mango apple!
@@maehemthrillaz8485 never heard of them before... google search says they're grown in kenya and other tropical places... sometimes they're also called ataulfo (but I'm not sure about that... searching for ataulfo shows a mango that is golden yellow, long and curved) XD they look cute
growing up in switzerland, it is SO expensive compared to our neighboring countries i wouldn’t be surprised if my mom came home with random tree cherries💀
So did my mum. This explains why she was intent on living what she grew in garden, potatoes, cheese and bread haha
Mmmmm, palm tree cherries
Fun fact: fountain water in Switzerland is actually always drinkable, and when it isn't it needs to be clearly labeled so :)
This woman is too goddamn funny
Why use God' name as a curse word? Try carrying a dictionary if you are short of words to use.
@@ServingTheRisenChristgeminlie, you're a grown adult. Imaginary friends are something for your childhood.
@@obinator9065 seriously? Why insult someone for his beliefs? Even I feel offended by this and it wasn't even directed to me. Take a double look to see who's actually the childish one here. Even my 13 years old brother knows better than to get aggressive because of someone having a different point of view
@@teodorapasca1566if you don't want your beliefs insulted don't force them upon somebody else. Also, ironically, you're the one getting aggressive, that guy answered pretty calmly, maybe take your own advice 😊
@@teodorapasca1566I understand that some people may need something to cope with his/her/their own existence, but one should re-evaluate if his/her/their belief in ghosts with galaxy-sized balls is really advisable.
As a Swiss, you got me in the first half ngl
Fountain water part is hella true tho
It may tate better but it's probably not safer 😂😂
@@Transwithhands It's completely safe unless it says "not safe".
You really learn to appreciate being able to get some water at just about any fountain, gotta hand you that.
@@TranswithhandsBro you are lost af. If you would see how they processing the water and how many tests they do. I can safely say no other country tests the water as much as here. The tap water is definitely healthier than any shitty water you can buy in the US or else where.
As long as it has no "Kein Trinkwasser" sign on the fountain it should be safe.
I live in Switzerland and water is actually really good. It's been 3 years I don't buy water bottles 👌
Migros is the first location to visit. They usually have a food section where price is more affordable than in restaurants. Some markets have 50% off after a certain time (6pm etc) to ready to eat foods. Water is free and breakfast included hotels are the best. Do not forget to book an hotel in the hotel pages which sometimes give discounts.
Migros is expensive compared to Denner or Lidl
that duck just minding his own bussiness but she already planning to eat him
She's implying fishes not the duck 😂😂
😂😂😂
@@thisnthat7760That’s what they told the duck..!😅😅
My favorite 😍 Palm Cherries 🍒 🌴
The cherry bushes in Switzerland look weird
😅
Walking in the mountain isn't expensive and it's the best part of Switzerland
This!
There are many many nice hikes that you can easily get to with public transport (excluding the overpriced cable cars and other mountain rides). Buy food in cheaper stores and have a refillable water bottle (if not explicitly stated, all water fountains are tap water). Get a hotel/ hostel outside of the cities and you should be able to significantly cut your expenses.
@@Gurfi28 Even better yet just wild camp at some cool place out in nature instead of paying for a place to stay. Often a legal grey zone but extremely unlikely to actually give you trouble as most people and authorities tolerate it.
I still want to live there, though. It's gorgeous.
I’m having flashbacks to the park ducks and “Sweetie, no!!!”
That Hotel looks very comfy
Million dollars view!
😂
Lakeside!
I just returned from Switzerland. It is extremely expensive, but there are ways to save. We had two couples. We based out of a hotel very close to the airport which has a train station. We used grocery stores instead of restaurants. We had one room with two king baeds. The travel pass is required. We had 3.5 days. We went to Grindelwald, Interlochen, Geneva, Lauterbrunnen and Zermatt. $510 for plane tickets. We spent around $2000 on the entire trip.
I literally ate bread and cheese in Switzerland because the McDonald's was too expensive 💀
McDonald’s in many European countries are very expensive, even for locals, it isn’t considered cheap by any means
@@centillion5733 yeah true its actually more expensive than eating in a normal restaurant in most places. My hb is still traumatized about the prices of food mcdonald included when he was in Amsterdam and it was like 20 yrs ago 😅
even many swiss people, when we're travelling inside the country, we'll buy bread and cheese or meat from grocery stores. restaurants, even fast food, are for every now and then, especially for families with kids.
McDonalds is considered a treat, so you pay for it. Makes sense that homecooked food is cheaper.
Coming in Switzerland to eat McDo... really ? Sad.
the way she explained everything 👌
As a Swiss person I relate and apologize for the prices of my Countrie🙏😅
… cash or card?
The 10 cherries on the tree have cost likely 10€ 😂
"where we're supposed to sleep?"
"If we get back earlier, we can rest at home then get back here tomorrow, just need two hours travelling, no worries."
The duck : you serious bro? 👀💀
😂😂btw second 😊
Um no you’re not
I relate, when going to Liechtenstein I took some nuts, dried fruit and bananas with me and lived on that for 3 days 🤣
I remember paying CHF 4.50 for one cookie in a market in Schaan.
Pro tip: There's a Spar just across the border in Tisis that's like half the price.
Unfortunately, I can't eat many nuts, and I cannot stand the texture and sweetness of dried fruit.
I think the craziest thing is that you spent more than a day in Liechtenstein. What were you doing down there for so long??
@@Huehuecoyote haha, true the country is not too big but if you don't mind starving for a few days, there's enough to do :D
I took a bike trip across the country one day (that was the sole purpose of that trip. I wanted to be able to say that I cycled across the whole country in one day. Who cares if it's Liechtenstein xd), I hiked a bit the other day and the third I, no joke, went around the same route a couple of times on a public bus cause there was this one specific spot with a breathtaking view and hiked some more! So totally doable!
@@katd7716 that's actually very good to know. I wanted to pass by Liechtenstein just to scratch it off my list, but I had no idea what to do there
i'm from switzerland and i love the fountain water here
I’ve dream of going to Switzerland 🇨🇭 someday! It’s so pretty!! 😢
No you don’t because I guaranteed that once you come you don’t want to leave
@@eddiew2325 I don’t want to leave or I want to leave?! What’s wrong in Switzerland 🇨🇭?! Sounds scary!
my family was in europe in june. we started in switzerland and ended in germany! the prices dropped significantly when we left switzerland, its actually insane how expensive it is!
Yeah for us germans it is in switzerland like double the price or more for the same in Germany…
Swiss isn’t nice for tourism except you‘re rich… we can afford these things because the minimum wage is around 24.00 Swiss Francs an Hour no matter what
@@m.s.3041Ich gehe oft über die Grenze um einzukaufen. Vor allem Dinge wie Kosmetik und Waschmittel. Clerasil bezahle ich in D ca. €4 und bei uns CHF 15. 😵💫🤬 Und mein geliebtes Vanille Kaba das es hier nicht gibt.
@@OnyxSoulYou can afford things because you don't have to exchange currencies.
It's not the beer or the sausage or (...) that's expensive, it's the CHF that's expensive to buy with just about any other currency.
Just what i said. Basically.
Duck: I’m in danger
Last year cheapest hotel was 450€ a night, so had to drive 150km to find a junk hotel, which also cost over 120€. Light snack from a gas station showed 50€ on bank sheet.
I agree about the fountain water in Switzerland, very cool and fresh ❤
Welcome to Switzerland! Enjoy your stay here 😊
New fruit unlocked: pineapple cherries from a palm tree
Im in Switzerland right now and since im not in a hotel it's not that expensive but everything else is very expensive most times.
My mum is in Switzerland, say hi if you see her. And tell her to answer her damn texts please!
That’s what moms usually say of their daughters. This is the first of it happening the reverse.
Well, i life in Switzerland, not only traveling is expensive, everything is pretty expensiv
But i really love to live here, it's secure and wr have really good infrastructure❤
As a Native Swiss person in his mid 20s i totally agree. It‘s natural that people love their home country but personally i couldn’t think of any place more secure and i love our nature and infrastructure, very well Organized and thought through.
You start to appreciate this even more when you visited some other countries
The People are also very nice(some of course had still maybe a really bad day and have a bad mood therefore), most People would also help you out if you asked them anything.
But the truth is also, there are still many places i‘ll avoid in Switzerland going to, I‘ll name a few: Grenchen, Olten, Oensingen and in the cities a few spots which are not so easy to name 🤔 street names
I'm sure your streets are the nicest to starve to death on
@@OnyxSoulHuh, you literally named places that while not great or super beautiful they're still pretty safe? Especially Oensingen, its so small and even has a "rich" quartier and Balsthal is pretty harmonic and just the next village.
Grenchen..mmmh yeah, I don't like it either lol. And Olten, while pretty ugly and fully fogged for like 6 months of the year, is still pretty safe. Safer than Zurich I'd argue? The oldtown is cute and the people are nice. I worked and studied there for 4 years, still regularly commute through the trainstation and as a woman, nothing ever happened to me there.
I'd argue its more places with an immigrant count of almost 50% or more like Spreitenbach, Dietikon, Altstetten, Brugg, Baden are to avoid, at least the "non tourist" "non shopping" areas. And yeah, Grenchen 😂
@@OnyxSoulAnd how could I make swiss friends? I know that swiss are shy and only keeps their group of friends so you as an native, what do you recommend?
you leave that duck alone uyen 😂
Hope you enjoy our country 🇨🇭🥰 have a nice stay!
And btw fountain water is a go to and very Swiss, we all do it! Each and every fountain (and water tap) has drinking water, if not there will be a sign that you can't miss. ⛲️
Duck, cherries 🍒 and fountain water ⛲️ is the way to go in Switzerland 🇨🇭. Makes it affordable, lol 😅😂.
Really just depends where you are. In the countryside and non touristic areas things are mostly cheaper.
Believe me, for people from countries like Spain or Greece nothing in Switzerland is cheap.
@@helgaioannidis9365That's fair, but also there really are huge price markups if you stick to tourist areas. If you go just a ways away from the main areas, 9.- CHF Beer is suddenly 4.- CHF, etc. ESPECIALLY if you're at some kind of event or festival.
Are Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen in the countryside? 😂😂😂😂😂
Even the cheapest thing in the cheapest area is at least 4 times the price in my country! 😅 But yeah, my country is pretty cheap and I'm not planning to visit Switzerland unless I suddenly become extremely rich.
Still expensive.
I’m a student who moved in Switzerland. I’m dying.
Same here🙌
Oh what r u studying? Do u have to work to pay for your living expenses? I'm interested in coming to Switzerland too, could u give me some advice please, it would be very helpful for me.
@@autumn399 I study music! I’m glad my parents could financially help me this last year and I also have borrowed money from the bank but I need to be more independent because I’m a huge financial burden for them.
I’m trying to be financially stable (I found a teacher job) but my school doesn’t really allow me to take this job because they’re “scared” I might do a burn out and they’re like “oh but you should enjoy your bachelor and study your instrument as much as you can and you’ll have money in master” and I’m like “so I’m supposed to drain my parents money for 2 more years”? I live in a small canton so having occasions to teach music instead of working at McDonalds is pretty rare and random.
Where do you plan to live? I think you can find jobs around your studies that can pay you enough for living and even food too
Take the train to France, go to carrefour, fill your suitcase and you'll be set for weeks 😅
@@_Julie_Bee the thing is the train already costs about 90 CHF to go and come back soooo
only one duck left, you'll have to move soon...😅
Come to Morges!!
There is a beautiful castle and à Nice garden to visit …
And I am working there today!
I am waiting for you two!!!
That innocent shrug 🤷🏻♀️😂
Studying in Switzerland has to be the best thing that has ever happened to me
Do you got any advice for a fellow student? I’ll be attending a workshop for a week in Zurich.
@@eylemkeskinyou should ask "Did you get a job after graduating"
I envy you 😂
Do you eat or plan to eat during your 3-4 year stay there. Considering how expensive it is 😅😅
@@superbin6021 idc. just asking for tips on how to travel on a budget :)
The Duck in a few mins:🍗
When I went to Switzerland I went to the grocery store and bought cheeses and bread. It was really good!
That’s what most Swiss people do too. Eating at a restaurant is for special occasions.
Me too! And milk ! Delicious and cheaper than eating out ❤
I went to Switzerland last November and it’s pretty much this 💀
I went on a two week trip and I think I spent more during my 2 days in Lucerne than the entire rest of the trip
I live in Lucerne and grocerys, train- and bustickets aren't more expencive than in other places in Switzerland😅
Honestly if German boyfriend with a thousand types of insurance thinks something is expensive i trust him
I remember the summer I got a stipend to do research in Switzerland, thinking how it would be enough for the whole summer.... I was so naive. I made it 4 weeks, and that included staying in a hostel with breakfast buffet. I made my meals for the whole day there and put them in my backpack and made 3 espressos for my to-go coffee mug. Every night picnic by the lake.
Duckie: "no no no"😂
I briefly visited Switzerland and noticed
1. Many bikes
2. Imported American Muscle Cars
3. Everything seemed fancy and spendy!
Yeah the oversized american vehicles are unfortunately spreading to Europe as well...
@@niceone99 They're oversized for Europe, sure, but larger vehicles make sense in the U.S.
Many states are very spread out and people need to drive further more regularly with more supplies. 🤷🏼♀️
The muscle cars have bigger engines that use gas/petrol faster and are a different story. Rather antithetical to the eco ideals of Switzerland and broader Europe.
Don’t worry guys. Tesla cars will put all your worries to rest. Teslas are the most American made car now. But, you Europeans probably get yours from Germany.
@bladeofSteele Why would Americans transport more tools than Europeans? And the average commute in the US is less than 30 minutes, and less than 10% of Americans have more than 60 minutes travel to work.
There is honestly no reason for big cars in the US but marketing.
@@niceone99Muscle cars are fun
Switzerland has the most expensive restaurants I've ever seen. Thankfully the supermarket situation has gotten much better (they used to be very small and expensive) so I brought a picnic bag around. Bakeries are pretty good too for stuff like quiche. Some of the food didn't even look good for the price. Like some noodles and a bit of meat on the train for $50. OR a $35 burger and this was years ago.
As a swiss, I can confirm we do have free water from fountains and it is mineral water since it is from the mountains. And yes just from the mountains I know they are in Weggis
The hotel is wonderful.
Lots of Lüften.
Also, the free protein that comes with the free water, it's to die for!
It’s how you just pointed at that poor lil duck 😂
“And protein?”
*duck*
In Germany it's the same. Our water is controlled very frequently and it's made sure that it is safe to drink. You can always. If there is a fountain somewhere and the water is not drinkable, maybe due to old pipes or something like that, they must declare that or else they can be sued. So if there is a sign on the fountain that says "Kein Trinkwasser" (meaning: no drinkable water) then it's not save to drink. If there is no sign you can drink out of the fountain.
I was just there, it would have been so nice to meet you 😭
My bank account was definitely sad after this trip. Worth it though
The cherries on the palm tree really got me 🤣🤣🤣
You're doing a wonderful job with them. They look healthy and we'll fed. Thank you!
i was passing Switzerland from germany for one night stay. Since i'm from the US it was pretty easy to compare from 1-USD to approximately 1-swiss francs. Immediately i notice the burger there was about $20 USD. and can of coke was like $8 USD. For dinner i decided to finish the bag of nuts and fruits i brought from Costco back from USA. Was ready to bounce asap!
It is expensive here, but for an $8 coke I think the place you chose was a bit of a tourist trap. Even here in Switzerland a $8 coke is really expensive. On the other hand a $20 burger is pretty normal.
If you go to Switzerland, just don't go to Zurich alone. Zurich is not the best representative of Switzerland. It's the biggest city, so most of Switzerland is not like Zurich at all, not so busy and impersonal and you see a lot more nice houses and nature...
Also it's the most expensive city you could go to. People always go to Zurich and then complain about a beer almost costing 10 CHF, when for example where I live it usually costs about 4.50 to 5 CHF 😅
it’s still very expensive
I would suggest for you to visit St.Gallen. It's a lovely town. And don't forget to go hiking! Or rock climbing!
@@TheDog2137It is. But if you cook yourself and don't eat out a lot you should be fine 🙈 (I have to do the same thing as a student from here)
Do you guys have any advice for travelling to Zurich on budget?
@@TheDog2137Well yes it is an expensive country, but what's your point exactly?
I was just saying why paying more unnecessarily by just staying in Zurich, where you get the same like everywhere in Switzerland for a higher price?
By the way I grew up near St. Gallen, so I can confirm that it's indeed a beautiful city and nice for sightseeing.
Also St. Gallen is less expensive than Zurich and only about 1 hour (by train) away from it.
Appenzell and the Alpstein are near St. Gallen too and there you get the typical postcard view with mountains, hills and cows and you can buy and eat very good cured meats and cheese from there. And if you like to hike, you can do that in the Alpstein.
THOSE CHERRIES 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 Love you girl! Its becoming more and more a duo and I love it!
Living in Switzerland here! Everything is really expensive, the food, water, clothes just everything. Its really a bother sometimes 😿
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Yes Switzerland please sponsor me 😂😆
Thats a cute little protein there
"…and protein?"
*camera pans at a chilling live duck*
Looking at the duck! Hahaha that was the funniest thing
well i must admit… roast duck is very tasty 😂😂😂
The duck is everything for me 😂😂😂
I went to that exact place it is called weggis and is in the German part of Switzerland
The fountain water part is actually true
The duck 😭
OMG UR IN SWITZERLAND?!?!?! welcome🥺
I’m in Switzerland right now and can confirm I eat the ducks as a tourist
Swiss here.. the worst part is that Switzerland is really that expensive not only for the tourists but even for the citizens... and we normal ones don't have very high salaries but literally everybody means everyone in Switzerland is rich... which sucks tbh
I can't wait until I have enough money to go to Arosa 😍😭
"And fountain water here is better than bottled water anyway"
me: *screams as she's about to drink it*
it actually is really good quality water in the fountains
it has excellent quality. welcome to Switzerland.
Their water is so clean that their committees worry that the lakes are too clean that no fish are able to live in it.
Fountains where the water is not drinkable need to have a sign that says no drinking water. If there is no such sign the water is drinkable and of an excellent quality. I regularly drink from fountains. It‘s way cheeper than buying a bottle.
Such great, wholesome humor! The visual of the cherries, but also her biologist bf not objecting...😂
just looking at the duck gives me the strength I need as if I really had eaten protein
He:"Traveling Switzerland is pretty expensive."
Me with my broken ass liras:"YOU EARN F€CKI-
Isn't fountain water recirculated... I'm not sure if it's a joke or not
The fountain is actually not a joke, you can definitely drink straight from the fountain here 😆
fountain water in switzerland usually has a sign on it if it is safe to drink or not
@@uyenninhkinda ew in my country 😫
*speaking of Swiss Fountain’s
Even fountains which do have a sign to not drink from it are still safer than most other countries tap water.
Switzerland is also a water-rich country so you‘ll be finding everywhere here and there a drinking fountain for the public
As far as I know a fountain here must have a sign that says you shouldn't drink the water, if you can't. All the others are fresh, clean and ready to drink :)
This is so true. My holiday in Switzerland was the only one where I lost weight. Instead of having a cheeseburger or Döner here and there or some coffee or whatever, I bought groceries at Lidl, had breakfast in my apartment and in the evening I cooked. Having only two coffees outside was 15€, 2 McDonalds menus was 40€😅
I recommend going to poland. Food ist unbelievable delicious, everything is cheap compared to Germany and there are a lot of beautiful places for hiking.
She took the effort to not only hang one cherry, but many, up on that palm tree!! 😂
The cherry tree😅😅
Just eat where workers eat (like at Manor food or fuel stations bars), high quality food for low prices.
Also in Zurich with just few minutes of Tram you get to the airport/industrial area with cheap great fresh food and sandwiches
I can't believe you hung cherries for the video 😂😭
To be honest, I returned from my trip to Switzerland recently and I'm surprised that the groceries (dairy products and bread especially) were much cheaper than my own country. I live in Singapore, by the way. No doubt eating out in Switzerland is known to be costly. However, the amount I spent on the groceries wasn't that far off from that in Singapore.
Vietnamese are so beautiful. I have a Vietnamese student in my ESL class and she looks like a princess.❤❤❤
"Fountain water is better than bottled water here" Them germs gonna be dead after the food she eats... Switzerland germs...
Nah in Switzerland there are fountains that have drinking water. It's not recycled and available 24/7. Best water I ever had.
Fountain water comes from a well and doesn't have germs.
@@flibbertygibbet HUH
@@Kuro_TvT Most fountains in Switzerland are drinking water. If they are not, they have a sign stating they are not potable.
So you see a fancy fountain, you can fill your water bottle with cold, delicious water. It's amazing.
The cities maintain these fountains and are responsible for the quality of the water.
Swiss fountains have germ free drinking water, in many cases far better quality than many bottled one. The only fountains with unsafe water are clearly labeled as not for drinking, bu those are rare.
I always suspected Switzerland to be magical but the cherries growing on palm trees has finally convinced me beyond a shadow of a doubt.
"And protein?"
"Well...
👉🏻🦆"