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When Marcia and Dan Brown set off for Switzerland in the summer of 2024, they weren’t just traveling with their daughter and son-in-law—they were introducing their two granddaughters to a world of alpine magic. “Switzerland, specifically Meiringen, was our home base in two lovely apartments, one on top of the other,” says Marcia. &l...

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If you were to ask a room full of UnTourists where their fondest travel memories are from, we’d bet that the majority would respond with two words: the Heartland. This part of Switzerland regularly tops our list of most visited destinations, and it’s not uncommon to come across an UnTourist who’s visited more than once. And really, it’s...

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At UnTours, we believe travel has a ripple effect—it connects generations, deepens family bonds, and leaves stories that live on long after the suitcases are unpacked. Few stories capture this better than that of long-time UnTourist Sue Hamilton, whose family’s travels to Switzerland span three generations. What began as one man’s remarkable wart...

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My son, Simon, is no stranger to hiking. He was born in the Rockies and spends his summers traipsing through alpine meadows with his hiking poles, looking for marmots, and learning about wildflowers. He’s an eager adventurer and has already racked up some serious miles in his short life. But he’s also four. His legs get tired. He asks for six snack breaks ...

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Every December 23rd, something magical happens in Oaxaca’s central square. What starts as ordinary radishes transforms into an extraordinary celebration that blends Indigenous tradition with Spanish colonial influence—and the results are nothing short of spectacular. Noche de Rábanos (Night of the Radishes) might sound quirky to outsiders, but f...

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