June 24, 2026 | Lifestyle 60 and Married Again 60 years lived. 25 years married. And I married the same man again. Under the Tuscan sun, with the people I love most, we celebrated in a tiny herb-scented church — laughter, flowers, music, good food, cheesy Italian songs, and the joy… December 18, 2025 | Art, Basel Badass Yayoi Kusama at Foundation Beyeler You’ve seen her in giant form at a Louis Vuitton shop, or maybe you’ve seen George Clooney covered in dots. Whom am I talking about? Yayoi Kusama. For 30 francs,… December 10, 2025 | Uncategorized Sun, Sport and the Perfect Paella Photos: Oliver Gerstlauer. I was just in Valencia cheering my husband and some friends at the marathon — this time I didn’t run myself, even though I’m thinking of doing it next year. But after a good run and a sunny morning,… December 2, 2025 | Uncategorized Pink Ribbon Gala 2025 Pink Ribbon Gala 2025 Have you ever seen that Zurich, once a year, becomes pink for the Pink Ribbon Run? Well, there is a winter sequel to that fun too, but much more chilled. Last night I found myself at a breathtaking… November 23, 2025 | Tajikistan Tajikistan … Where is it, how is it like? Try to locate Tajikistan on a map Not that easy...I would agree. That's exactly why I wanted to visit the area. We Europeans don't know Central Asia that well, and… November 22, 2025 | Geneva, Lifestyle, Travel Genevaboats: Dope on the Lake Did you know that in Switzerland there’s a bit of a lake competition? Lake Zürich is known for its urbane vibe, Lake Lucerne for its history, but Lake Geneva probably beats them all—as you can learn by experiencing Genevaboats. Why is Lake… November 19, 2025 | Lifestyle Schwarzwaldstube in Tonbach: Classic Excellence in the Black Forest When you think of the Black Forest, you probably picture the famous cake — layers of chocolate, cream, and cherries. But what I discovered this past weekend is that the… November 17, 2025 | Events, Health Oticon’s Smallest, Smartest Yet The CEO’s joke hit home Zurich: November 2025: Søren Nielsen, the Danish CEO of Oticon, while presenting the smallest hearing aid ever made, joked that nobody has one on their Christmas wish list. And it’s true—people don’t dream of getting a hearing… November 13, 2025 | Samarkand, Uzbekistan Uzbekistan – The star before the spotlight Is it safe for a woman traveling solo to Uzbekistan? Absolutely. When I told my Swiss friends I was going to run the Samarkand Marathon, most of them reacted with… October 28, 2025 | Events, Sports One Mission! Laureus Charity Night 2025 Sweaty in the morning and super glamorous in the evening? That’s what happens at the Laureus Charity Night. The day began with the “Run for Good,” a 10-kilometer run from… October 27, 2025 | Art, Events Why Zurich feels softer: Mariela Garibay’s marble messages of joy Zurich isn’t exactly known for softness. Precision, punctuality, and a certain emotional restraint—yes. But softness? That’s where Mariela Garibay comes in. Her sculptures, carved from marble and bronze, seem to… 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 … 44
December 18, 2025 | Art, Basel Badass Yayoi Kusama at Foundation Beyeler You’ve seen her in giant form at a Louis Vuitton shop, or maybe you’ve seen George Clooney covered in dots. Whom am I talking about? Yayoi Kusama. For 30 francs,…
December 10, 2025 | Uncategorized Sun, Sport and the Perfect Paella Photos: Oliver Gerstlauer. I was just in Valencia cheering my husband and some friends at the marathon — this time I didn’t run myself, even though I’m thinking of doing it next year. But after a good run and a sunny morning,…
December 2, 2025 | Uncategorized Pink Ribbon Gala 2025 Pink Ribbon Gala 2025 Have you ever seen that Zurich, once a year, becomes pink for the Pink Ribbon Run? Well, there is a winter sequel to that fun too, but much more chilled. Last night I found myself at a breathtaking…
November 23, 2025 | Tajikistan Tajikistan … Where is it, how is it like? Try to locate Tajikistan on a map Not that easy...I would agree. That's exactly why I wanted to visit the area. We Europeans don't know Central Asia that well, and…
November 22, 2025 | Geneva, Lifestyle, Travel Genevaboats: Dope on the Lake Did you know that in Switzerland there’s a bit of a lake competition? Lake Zürich is known for its urbane vibe, Lake Lucerne for its history, but Lake Geneva probably beats them all—as you can learn by experiencing Genevaboats. Why is Lake…
November 19, 2025 | Lifestyle Schwarzwaldstube in Tonbach: Classic Excellence in the Black Forest When you think of the Black Forest, you probably picture the famous cake — layers of chocolate, cream, and cherries. But what I discovered this past weekend is that the…
November 17, 2025 | Events, Health Oticon’s Smallest, Smartest Yet The CEO’s joke hit home Zurich: November 2025: Søren Nielsen, the Danish CEO of Oticon, while presenting the smallest hearing aid ever made, joked that nobody has one on their Christmas wish list. And it’s true—people don’t dream of getting a hearing…
November 13, 2025 | Samarkand, Uzbekistan Uzbekistan – The star before the spotlight Is it safe for a woman traveling solo to Uzbekistan? Absolutely. When I told my Swiss friends I was going to run the Samarkand Marathon, most of them reacted with…
October 28, 2025 | Events, Sports One Mission! Laureus Charity Night 2025 Sweaty in the morning and super glamorous in the evening? That’s what happens at the Laureus Charity Night. The day began with the “Run for Good,” a 10-kilometer run from…
October 27, 2025 | Art, Events Why Zurich feels softer: Mariela Garibay’s marble messages of joy Zurich isn’t exactly known for softness. Precision, punctuality, and a certain emotional restraint—yes. But softness? That’s where Mariela Garibay comes in. Her sculptures, carved from marble and bronze, seem to…
