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Hi abelina, and welcome! Looking at the acitivities you’re listing, I’d say that staying in or near Lucerne and Interlaken would be a good option. You can always choose to look for a smaller town nearby (such as Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen, which both allow cars) if that appeals to you. The Glacier garden (which is definitely nice, although I’d personally prefer to get out on the lake or to a viewing point if weather is clear) and Titlis are in or near Lucerne. The Jungfraujoch can easily be reached from Interlaken. There’s snow up there all year round. Only the cheese and chocolate factory would require a long day trip from Interlaken, if you want to combine both using the Chocolate Train leaving from Montreux. But it can be done, if you don’t mind leaving early and returning late. The timetable provides further details.
Since you’ll be traveling by car, the Swiss Half Fare Card would be a great supplement. If offers a (mostly 50%) discount on trips such as the Jungfraujoch, Titlis, the Chocolate Train, and nearly all other train or cable car rides you may want to make.
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Many thanks Annika for your kind suggestions. May I know what are the possible lakes that I can take a look at in Interlaken (is it to take a boat?). I just checked that Titlis is closed from 7-25 Nov, do you have another mountain to suggest where I can do simple snow activities eg snow tubes etc. Also, is the open air museum at ballenberg recommended?
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Hi abelina. Boat trips can be made over lake Lucerne, lake Brienz and lake Thun. You could check whether Pilatus or Rigi are open at this time of the year, as an alternative to the Titlis. Unfortunately, the Ballenberg museum is closed in November. There are lots of indoor museums though, such as the Swiss national museum in Zurich.