Munich-Hallstatt-12 days Switzerland: Eurail Global Pass, reservations
A traveler is planning a trip with their wife in May, starting with a day in Munich and a day in Hallstatt, followed by 12 days in Switzerland. They are unsure whether to use the Eurorail Pass for their journey and need advice on transportation options and potential reservation fees.
- Consider using the Eurail Global Pass if your plans align with its coverage for a more flexible trip.
- Research different Swiss rail passes that might better suit your travel plans within Switzerland.
- Be aware that some activities or transportation may require reservations and extra fees, so plan ahead for those.
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Hi, I am new to the forum. Thanks in advance!
l will travel with my wife in May (both are non european). The plan is 1 day Munich – 1 day Hallstatt – 12 days in Switzerland. Havent finalized where to go yet in Switzerland. My question it shall I use Eurorail Pass for the trip? And I notice that for some tranpsortation, reservation and fees is there.
Hope to get your advice here! Cheers!
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Hi Rend,
Very welcome to MySwissAlps.
Thanks for sharing your plans. We have a dedicated guide for the Eurail Global Pass, perhaps take a look and if you think your plans cover most of what the Eurail Global Pass offers, I would say it would suit 🙂
Otherwise, you could take a point-to-point ticket into Switzerland from Austria and depending on your actual plans in Switzerland, you could consider one of the Swiss rail passes here.
All about travel to/from Austria in the attached link:
All about the different Swiss rail passes here:
Yes, some activities require reservations which generally involve a cost. Feel free to share any activities you are interested in and we can guide you accordingly.
I hope this gets you started and do reach out if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Yolanda
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