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Dear,
I am plans my own trip 11 days in Switzerland by flight from UK in January next year. I’m over 26 . I will stay hostel & hotel. My first time visit Switzerland.
Day 1 arrive Geneva by train Zermatt stay 4 nts 2 days ski & 1 day hiking & 1 day resting.
Day 5 by train from Zermatt to Wengen stay 2 nts get one day return to Jungfraujoch by train
Day 7 by train from Wengen to Interlaken stay 1nt for hiking
Day 8 by train from Interlaken to Bern stay 1nt for city break
Day 9 by train from Bern to Geneva city 3nts for city break
Can you give me idea which way buy train tickets cheaper? Which website? When available to sell train tickets? If i book tickets in online how to collect my ticket? E-tickets? I still plans & check my budget!
ying x
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Hi Ying and welcome to MySwissAlps!
I would say your best bet is to buy a rail pass for your visit. You could look at a Swiss Travel Pass Flex (available for any 3,4,8 or 15 days in a one month period) as you probably won’t need it for most of your days in Zermatt. Or a Swiss Travel Pass (available for 3,4,8 or 15 days consecutively).
Alternatively you could buy point to point tickets for getting to Zermatt and then a Regional Pass-Bernese Oberland for 4 or 6 days after leaving Zermatt.
The links above will give you more details about each rail pass and how to buy (and how much) online if available. The only rail pass above that can be bought online AND emailed to you for printing at home is the Swiss Travel Pass (consecutive days).
Both of those rail passes physically emailed to you before you travel if you buy it online or bought at a rail station. Point to point tickets can be bought online and usually emailed to you or you can buy them at any rail station as well.
I hope this helps with your trip planning – let us know if you have more questions.
Lucas
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