Swiss Pass – Which is better for us.
Marie is arriving in Zurich from the US and heading to Wengen for two nights, with plans to hike and visit Mürren. She is unsure if she can fit all her activities in two days and asks for the best travel pass to use for her trip while considering her husband's love for heights and trains.
- Consider the Swiss Card for free transfer to Wengen and 50% discounts on trips to Mürren and Jungfrau.
- If you prefer more coverage for a higher cost, the 3-day Swiss Saver Flexi Pass is a good choice, including most trips except Jungfrau.
- Plan to visit Jungfrau only on clear days for the best experience, and consider going early Saturday if the weather is nice.
- Take the lift up to Männlichen on your arrival day to enjoy hiking trails nearby.
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We will be arriving in Zurich from US and plan on taking the train from the airport to Wengen. Will spend two nights in Wengen then back to Zurich airport to catch up with friends. In Wengen, some hiking but also want to go to Murren, so would the Gondola be the best way? We also might consider cog train and train up to Jungfraujoch. Is this too much to do in two days. The first day we don’t arrive in Wengen until approx. 2:00pm, will have all day Friday, then back to Zurich late Sat afternoon. We do want to make the most of our time there, however, do not want to cram toooo much in and be exhausted. So bottom line, what type of pass would be best for that scenario. Or what suggestions do you have to see the area?? My husband is into heights and trains. Do I just “bite the bullet” and do the Swiss Pass for two ($452 USD)
Thanks so much.
Marie
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