Montreux 2 days: best way to visit the region with Swiss Travel Pass

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A traveler is planning a trip from Zermatt to Montreux on May 28-29 and wants to efficiently explore the area. They need guidance on how to divide their two days and want to know the best way to visit attractions like Chillon Castle, Gruyères, and the Lavaux vineyard while using their Swiss Travel Pass.

Key takeaways:
  • Use Google Maps and the SBB timetable to plan your route and group nearby attractions together for efficiency.
  • Prioritize your must-see spots and consider visiting Chillon Castle and the Lavaux on the first day, with Gruyères and Lausanne on the second day.
  • Take advantage of the Swiss Travel Pass for discounted travel on trains and boats between locations.
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  • swiss>3
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    9 May 2024 at 0:13:41 #1520666

    Hello,

    We will be traveling from Zermatt via Spiez to catch the golden pass train to Montreux on 5/28 and 5/29. We will reach around noon and drop off the luggage at the hotel or can keep it at the hotel. I do have some idea of what we want to see but not sure in what order or how should we break the 2 days we should do so we can cover most of it. We will have a Swiss travel pass so please guide us if these places are near the train/bus/boat station. Please help.

    • Chillon castle
    • Gruyères town/cheese factory tour(Any recommendations for lunch/dinner place)
    • Lavaux vineyard terrace (Any winery recommendation?)
    • Lausanne Olympic museum (pass by)
    • Downtown Geneva (Any recommendations for lunch/dinner place)
    • Jet d’eau
    • flower clock
    • UN office from outside
    • Charly Chaplin Museum
    • Vevey town (pass by in boat)
    •  Watch valley
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