Ivankally, travel and more

I consider myself a bit of a train geek, so buckle up, you’re about to learn how to move around Switzerland like a local. First things first: public transport in Switzerland really is as efficient as people say. Trains are punctual, connections are logical, and the network goes far beyond big cities. We’re talking remote villages in the Maggia Valley in Ticino, mountain peaks in Central Switzerland, and everything in between.

Winter in Dresden feels like stepping into a carefully crafted stage set: baroque facades softened by winter light, cloudy skies reflecting on the Elbe, and the quiet hum of trams gliding through the city. Add Christmas markets, mulled wine warming your hands, and a deep-rooted tradition of craftsmanship, and you have a destination that truly comes into its own in the colder months. Dresden doesn’t shout, it glows.

Few cities feel as timeless, and as personal, as Vienna . Nestled along the Danube , wrapped in imperial elegance and creative energy, Vienna is the kind of place that feels like an old friend. For me, it’s more than a destination. It’s a yearly pilgrimage, a mosaic of laughter, coffee breaks, and long walks through history. Each summer, Vienna turns into a living symphony: music drifting from open-air concerts, cafés buzzing with life, and golden sunsets bathing the city in

Rising between Lake Lucerne , Lake Zug , and Lake Lauerz , Mount Rigi  is often called the Queen of the Mountains , and it’s easy to see why. With sweeping panoramic views, charming alpine trails, and one of the oldest mountain railways in Europe, Rigi perfectly captures the magic of the Swiss Alps. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, a casual explorer, or simply in the mood for mountain air (or spa time), Rigi offers something for everyone. Why Mount Rigi is So Special Mount Ri