4 days in switzerland

Hello faisal, and welcome! I’m not aware of any restrictions for toddlers traveling up to the Jungfraujoch. You should pay attention to early signs of high altitude sickness though, but that goes for adults as well. As for the rest of your itinerary: it’s quite full, but if you want to explore a lot of the country in a few days and don’t mind traveling a lot, that’s fine. A note on June 1 and 2: the Golden Pass line runs between Lucerne and Interlaken, so you probably want to travel from Zurich to Interlaken via Lucerne. This means that you’ll pass Lucerne on your way to Interlaken, so it may be easier to spend your first night in or near Lucerne and visit Mt. Titlis and the city of Lucerne that day. In the evening, or next morning, you could travel onto Interlaken.

I’m not sure of your exact plans for June 3. You wouldn’t be able to ride the entire Glacier Express route from Zermatt (that’s all the way up to St. Moritz) and return to Interlaken the same day. So I think you intend to ride only part of this route, for example up to Andermatt, and to return to Interlaken from there? If weather is great, you could also choose to get up to the Gornergrat once you’re in Zermatt, as this offers great views of the Matterhorn and surrounding mountains. The ride takes quite some time though, so you’d have to return to Interlaken taking the quickest route (which is not by Glacier Express) afterwards.

You can use the timetable to plan your trips.

Hello Faisal,

On the Swiss Pass page you will find a link to the Swiss Saver Pass. There’s a lot of information to be found on both pages. A Swiss (Saver) Pass covers the Golden Pass Line and the Glacier Express, but you will have to make reservations, which will cost you a bit extra. The train to Mt. Titlis is free with a Swiss (Saver) Pass until Engelberg, and you will receive a 50% discount for the rest of the track.
As for Jungfrau: you will travel for free to Wengen or Grindelwald, after that you get a 25% discount to Kleine Scheidegg and Jungfraujoch.

Larger grocery stores around and in Interlaken are Coop (near Interlaken Ost Station) and Migros (near Interlaken West Station) – but more information and tips about (cheaper) shops can be found on this page.

I hope this helps!

Hi Faisal,

No, you can’t make reservations in the train. You would have to make your reservations in advance and my suggestion would be to do this as soon as it suits you.

Early June isn’t the main season yet, but it is a general advice to make reservations rather early, just to make sure you are able to make the train trip you planned.

Enjoy your stay!

Hi Faisal,

Both are very different. The views are different and the journey is different: cable car (Titlis) or cog railway (Jungfrau). I would prefer the Jungfrau if I had to choose, because of it’s impressive location and railway.

To plan trips, please check the timetable. Enter “Neuhausen, Rheinfall” as your destination to plan a trip to the Rhine Falls.