Thun, News, Pictures & buzz

Match Report - an embarrassing appearance in Will Arau - conceded historic bankruptcy and left important points behind  The Weston Forum

“One Hundred Days” at Iranian bookstores  Tehran Times

The Week in Women's Football: Euro play-in results; Olympic two final spots; USWNT, Canada friendlies;  Tribal Football

‘Insane waste': Half a tonne of ‘unwanted cheese' looking for a new home in Switzerland  The Local Switzerland

Across State Lines: Kizer Scores First Goal in Louisville’s History  The Blue Testament

Swiss beaches that are ideal for a getaway  Happytrips

UEFA Women's EURO 2022 – Play-Offs – Switzerland vs Czech Republic Preview & Prediction  The Stats Zone

Across State Lines: Collin Re-Signs with Philadelphia  The Blue Testament

Final three Women's EURO berths up for grabs  FIFA.com

From Barnsley to Belgium, the club owners taking on the elite with data, pressing and young players  The Athletic

Across State Lines: Gutierrez Returns to Chile  The Blue Testament

Across State Lines: Taylor Joins Real Salt Lake as an Assistant Coach  The Blue Testament

Magnitude 3.2 earthquake strikes near Berne, Bern-Mittelland District, Switzerland  VolcanoDiscovery

Ruag plans to pull out of defence and focus on space  swissinfo.ch

Men's NLA play-offs begin in Switzerland - IFF Main Site  International Floorball Federation

Ruag plans to pull out of defence and focus on space  swissinfo.ch

Heartache after 25-year-old prayer leader and husband die in hiking accident  ChristianToday

Best Fun Things To Do In Switzerland  IWMBuzz

Young leader of Prayer House in Switzerland dies in hiking accident  Evangelical Focus

Across State Lines: Kuzain Signs with Rio Grande Valley  The Blue Testament

SANTOS_Magazine: If the lights d!!%^’t blind you, you’ll see a stunning mountain backdrop. 🏟️ Stockhorn Arena 📍 Thun, Switzerland 📸… https://t.co/xjy2pYRQMe

wattsdakara: RT @UEFAWomensEURO: 🎉 𝙌𝙐𝘼𝙇𝙄𝙁𝙄𝙀𝘿 🇨🇭 C#*&gratulati#*&s to Switzerland who c#*&firm their place at the #WEURO2022 with a dramatic 3-2 penalty s…

dawnclark6: RT @VikieZ4Z: Lake Thun, Switzerland https://t.co/P7mXEBCvC2

LauraMateiArt: 7 “Les*&*” - two women's sanitary pads, sewn like a baseball “Next Stop” solo exhibiti&^~ at Kunstmuseum Thun in… https://t.co/s208ilL3zJ

irsyadiabdu: RT @VikieZ4Z: Lake Thun, Switzerland https://t.co/P7mXEBCvC2

Hi! I will be arriving in Switzerland from Paris in September by train and I will be spending 4 nights in Switzerland before going to Milan, also by train. Where should I base myself? I don't want to stay in Luzern, Bern or Interlaken. Looking for smaller towns. I'm looking to do some hiking and maybe visit a mountain (either Jungfraujoch or Matterhorn). Thanks.

I have a question. In April I will be studying in Munich. Would it be reasonable to make a trip to Switzerland during the Easter?I really want to go to Geneva, Lucerne, and Interlaken. Would that make sense if I want to travel starting from Munich to Swit and back to Munich again from 18 April till 22 April? That is 5 days in total. Could anyone recommend me an itinerary? And is Swiss Pass necessary to make this trip cheaper as I want to travel by train? Or can anybody recommend different itinerary besides this?

My wife and I are planing to explore switzerland For 10 days from 20th july. We are from India and planing for honeymoon there. So I tried for packages but they are not good. So I decided to make plan by own. I am confused from where to start. Then after spending 2 days on net I get some clue here they are: 1) Zurich (Because of Airport), but nothing to explore there 2) Geneva (Because of Airport), come to know only about Lake. 3) Rhine Fall. 4) Engelberg (dont know why to visit there?) 5)Mount Titlis (for ski, ice flyer, snow area) is any thing else i Can do there? 6) Lurence city (dont know what to do there?) 7) Jungfraujoch ( what i can do there and how to reach there?) 8) Inter laken ( It looks intersting....... Like for Bungy jumping, skidyiving, cannyoning adventures) Can anyone guide me what actually I can Do there. So that I can make my trip life long memories. Apart from above points is there any thing i can do there. Actually I want : Skidiving, Campaning, night in forest , bungy jumping, cycling, swimming, Candle light dinner......etc I hope someone will help me. Thankx

My friend and I are traveling through Europe this summer, and we really want to visit Switzerland. We want to visit a region that we can fly into, but also be able to enjoy nature and escape the big city. We want to backpack or something. We really want to visit Lauterbrunnen (it look SO gorgeous!) but we're on a tight budget and can't figure out how to get there cheaply since there isn't an airport. Any suggestions on a city to travel to or how to get to Lauterbrunnen cheaply? Thanks.

I'm planning for a trip this Christmas to Switzerland with my wife, So I would be thankful to some one who can guide me for this Question. I would also appreciate If some one can recommend cheap hostels but safer for couples to stay in Switzerland