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Hi Shaikh,
Buying some sort of rail pass would be cheaper and more convenient then buying point to point tickets for all your trips. You could use a 3-day Swiss Saver Flexi Pass for day 1 to 3. It includes free traveling from the border (Chiasso) to Zurich and also all other trains are free. Mount Titlis is reduced by 50% with the pass. On day 4 you get free traveling within Geneva if you book an hotel there. If you rather have 4 days of unlimited traveling, a 4-day Swiss Saver Pass suits your needs. Click the links for all pass details.
I would recommend Lucerne over Zurich for day 1 and 2, since you have limited time. Lucerne is closer to the mountains and it saves you moving hotels one time.
Have a great stay!
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Thanks Annika for the information u provided.
Can you please tell me what is the actual difference between a Swiss Saver Flexi Pass and Swiss Saver Pass?
if buying a pass is suitable then what other advantages can we get using these passes? advantages like visiting some other places, mountains, museums, trains etc within these 3 days?
Also, the major attractions i would like to visit include:
1. Rheinfalls, for which I will be staying in Zurich at night.
2. Mount Titlis (how should i reach mount titlis from lucerne? the trains and tickets ?
3. Lake Geneva
To visit all above places, is it realy worth to buy a swiss pass or swiss flexi pass ?
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Hi Shaikh,
If you click the pass links that Annika gave you, you will see exactly how the passes work, what’s included, etc. A pass is most probably cheaper than buying separate tickets. But it depends on your final itinerary. Follow these instructions to know for sure.