10 day trip in July between Zurich and Geneva

  • billchan57
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    4 January 2018 at 4:20:14 #813931

    We group of 4 planning to visit Swiss on July

    I have do some planning of our itinerary listed as following, would like to have your professional advise of if the plan is workable. We don’t want to rush but unfortunately we are limited in 10 days for the whole trip

    Planning

    13/7Arr . Zurich

    Afternoon check -in Hotel, City tour, dinner

    14/7 Zurich

    Dept: 09:05 Zurich – Schaffhausen RE4914

    Arr: 09:43

    15:00 Schaffausen – Zurich – Train to – Luzen ( Zurich pick up luggage, afternoon tea )

    14/7 18:00 – Luzen check -in Hotel, City Tour , Dinner

    15/7 Luzen After Breakfast check out

    Train 09:00 Luzen – Engelberg Mt.Titlus

    15:05 – Golden Express – Interlaken

    ( Wonder if we can store our luggage in Engelberg train station )

    16/7 Train 08:05 – Interlaken – Grindelwaldt to Jungfraubahnen

    Train R 243 Direction Grindelwald Arr: 09:12

    Afternoon back to Interlaken

    17/7 Interlaken

    10:05 – Wengen

    Regio 151 Direction Lauterbrunnen

    (Wonder if we can have 1 day stay in Lauterbrunnen for the SPA )

    Arr : 10:51 afternoon back to Interlaken – Bern

    17/7 Train 17:00 – Bern IC 980Direction Basel SBB Arr: 17:52

    18/7 Bern City Tour Before Lunch

    14:00/ 15:00 take train to – Brig change 14:40/15:40 Glacier Express – Zermatt

    18/7 16:06 – arr. Zermatt

    19/7 Zermat

    20/7 Early rise Zermatt -Sun rise of Matterhone

    20/7 15:35 Train to- Lausanne / Montreux ( A visit to the castle by boat )

    21/7 From Lausanne – Montreux 30 min. Chocolate Train 08:50 – 17:50

    22/7 Lausanne

    City tour before lunch

    22/7 17:12 – Geneva

    IR 1826 Direction Genève-Aéroport

    Arr: 17:48

    23/7 Geneva City Tour

    24/7 Geneva Shopping Date 🙂

    looking forward to your comments and any suggestions of interesting place to visit are always welcome

    Bill Chan

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    4 January 2018 at 10:45:28 #873566

    Hi Bill and welcome to MySwissAlps!

    I think this is a bit too much moving around for your trip.
    Personally I would cut out Bern as it doesn’t fit well into your itinerary (but this depends on your focus for the trip and it is a nice city).

    I’d also skip Schaffhausen (you are going for the Rheinfalls I assume?).

    I would look at staying a 2 or 3 nights in Luzern (day trips to Mt. Titlis and Bern perhaps). Then move on to the Jungfrau region and stay in a mountain village like Grindelwald or Wengen for a 2 or 3 nights. Then your 2 nights in Zermatt, 1 or 2 nights in Lausanne or Montreux and then finish in Geneva. How you allocate your nights depends on what is more important to you to see (shop, mountains, towns/villages).

    billchan57
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    10 January 2018 at 15:39:38 #873567

    Thank you very much for your quick reply, will take a closer look in you suggestions and great thanks to your kind advise

    Regards,

    Bill

    rockoyster
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    10 January 2018 at 19:49:52 #873568

    Hello Bill,

    Your “( Wonder if we can store our luggage in Engelberg train station )” line should be under your trip to Titlis, yes?

    You would be better leaving luggage in Lucerne. Either at main station or usually your hotel will store it for you to collect later in the day (if hotel not too far from station).

    billchan57
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    12 January 2018 at 4:27:01 #873569

    Dear rockoyster

    Thank you for your information

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