The human behind the history
Our second time seeing a highly famous piece of artwork by this painter, while abroad, occurred early in our stay in France.
Leonardo Da Vinci
We may have overpaid for the food, but not the views, as we indulged in this type of meal
B-U-F-F-E-T
Bag-Tag
Bonjour
Our foodie filled one-day-stay is a part of this region
Alsace
This woman was a leading cause of a major revolt in France, and the reason why we could explore one of Alexandra's favorite picture places on the trip.
Marie Antoinette
Rain or shine, we made sure to see these highly touted falls that we had failed to reach the day before.
T-R-(U)-M-M-E-L-B-A-C-H
Eat a lot of fondue and Ratatouille's predator
Fat-Cat
Merci Beaucoup
Thank you ver much
4 Eiffel towers stacked would put you just barely above this town, where we enjoyed beautiful mountain views
Wengen
Tommy Fury
We enjoyed a short but steep hike to get up close and personal with these famous falls of Lauterbrunnen Valley
S-T-A-U-B-B-A-C-H
Raise your glass to Mickey's distinguishing characteristic
Cheers-Big Ears
Bonsoir
Good Evening
The name of the entre-desert menu combo at Chez Remi's (hint its the Chez's brother)
Emile
Gustave Eiffel
This pastry served as Ryan's breakfast a majority of the time
P-A-I-N A-U C-H-O-C-O-L-A-T
Consecutive nauseating roller coasters
Double-Trouble
Swiss overnight oats
Muesli
Jungfrau Joch is home to the highest one of these, a place we visited later in our trip
Lintd Chocolate shop
If you enjoyed your audio tour in the Lindt Chocolate Factory, you may remember the alitteration name of this chocolatier, whose marketing paid homage to his Swiss roots.
Theodor Tobler
The name of this town, in which we incurred a costly abrasion
E-G-U-I-S-H-E-I-M
The Palace of Versaille according to Grammy, perhaps
Fancy-Schmancy
Good bye (Swiss)
Auf Wiedersehen
The Louvre was once one of these (two answers are true)
Home or Fortress