[Removed user]

29 October 2015 at 10:13:30 #808077

Hiya! My family and I plan to visit Switzerland on the 8th Nov until 11th Nov. I am not sure if my plan is doable or is there any better suggestion on sight-seeing places that are worth to explore? Please advise.

Day 1: Landed in Zurich on 1030am. Might be taking trains from Zurich airport to Obere Dorfstrasse (place of stay).

Day 2: Visit Mt Rigi (take the train from Zurich to Arth-Goldau (Lugano-Chiasso train), the cogwheel train up to Mt. Rigi, the cogwheel train up to Mt. Rigi and the other side down to Vitznau and from there the boat to Lucerne) From Lucerne, moving back to Obere Dorfstrasse.

Day 3: Plan to discover Zurich city in a day.

Day 4: Leaving Zurich at 0930.

Another question is that, what travel pass will you suggest us to purchase? I appreciate all kind of opinions and suggestions as my plan is still quite flexible at this point of time (except than the lodging has been confirmed). Thanks in advance.

Kind regards – Jac

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[Arno]

29 October 2015 at 10:36:25 #846760

Hi Jac,

Welcome to MySwissAlps! At first glace I would say a Swiss Half Fare Card may fit your plans, but I am not sure about where you stay. Obere Dorfstrasse is just a street name. Which town is it?

[Removed user]

29 October 2015 at 15:29:53 #846761

Dear Arno

Thanks for your prompt reply. Sorry that I missed that out. I suppose it should be located in Aargau. The exact location will be Obere Dorfstrasse, Rudolstetten, Aargau, Switzerland. It probably takes an hour from Swiss airport to that location. Lovely, will then look into that travel pass. Cheers!

[Arno]

29 October 2015 at 15:54:43 #846762

Hi Jac,

I suppose it’s Rudolfstetten, not Rudolstetten, right? If so, then it’s a village a bit west of Zurich. In that case, you will mainly be traveling short distances, with the trip to Mount Rigi being the longest. I think you need to choose between the Swiss Half Fare Card and local passes combined with non-discounted tickets (for whatever is not covered by these local passes). Local passes can be found on http://www.zvv.ch. This page might be helpful if you’re interested in the cheapest option.