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Hi dinesh,
Welcome to MySwissAlps! Buying tickets on the go will definitely be the most expensive option. I’d recommend a Swiss Half Fare Card. Do you can do the math to verify, if you wish.
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Thank You Arno for such a quick reply.
I will do the math and check.
Few doubts i have is as below
1. Staring from Basel at 10 AM to Rhine falls, boating there and coming back to Zürich by end of day is possible?
3. Is it doable one day trip (via train) from Lucerne to Jungfraujoch?
4. On last day we are going to start from Lucerne to Milan.
which rote is possible if we start around 6am and has to reach milan latest by 6:pm
a. via chur, St mortiz, Tirano, Milan
b. via Chur, St Mortiz, Lugano, Milan
c, via interlaken, Brig, Lugano, Milan
From http://www.sbb.ch It appears possible but looking for better and comfortable one.
Please suggest for this.
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Hi dinesh,
1. Yes, that’s possible. Please see here for details.
3. It’s doable but it’s a very long trip. You’ll be spending 8.5 hours on trains to get there and back. Please see the timetable for details, and the Jungfraujoch page.
4. I’m not sure what route B would look like in detail. A more obvious route would be Chur – Thusis – Bellinzona – Milan, but perhaps I am missing the point. In any case, route A is very nice. It’s the Bernina Express route. I’d recommend that if you don’t mind spending a long day of traveling.
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Hello Arno
Thank you for the help its has really help full in deciding route. I will be taking Bernia Express route till tirano and from there trenford to milan..
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Hi dinesh,
Glad to hear it was useful. Note that you have two options from Tirano: by train to Milan like you suggested, or continue the Bernina Express route by the scenic bus route, like explained on the page I referred to. In any case, have fun!