5 Days at Switzerland

  • doglover1970
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    21 May 2014 at 15:44:52 #806377

    Hi there

    Below is my itinerary for my 5 days in Switzerland.

    1) what type of swiss pass should I get? I am travelling with my husband, my mother (elderly) & my son (8 yo).

    Day 1 – Arrival at Zurich airport. Take a train to Lucerne. Take buses or walk in the town area. Visit Chapel & Lion Monument etc.

    Day 2 – Travel to Mt Titlis from Lucerne. Will take the revolving cable car & chairlift rider . How much does th cable car & chairlift ride cost?

    Day 3 – Travel from Lucerne to Interlaken. Signtseeing at Interlaken

    Day 4 – Travel to Jungfrajoch

    Day 5 – Travel from Interlaken to Zurich airport.

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    Annika
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    7124 posts
    21 May 2014 at 18:17:09 #840009

    Hi doglover1970,

    Three Swiss Half Fare Cards plus a Swiss Family Card will most probably be the cheapest option for you. It allows you to purchase tickets at half the regular price, and the child will travel for free. If you prefer traveling without buying tickets you can look into the Swiss Pass. This page explains how to choose.

    For hotels, please start here. For suggestions on what to do you can check the sections for Lucerne and the Jungfrau region.

    doglover1970
    Participant
    2 posts
    22 May 2014 at 2:09:42 #840010

    Hi Annika

    Thanks for your reply. Are we able to use credit card to buy the Swiss Pass or Swiss Half fare card? Or all need to be in cash?

    My hotels at Lucerne & Interlaken are booked. Hope weather are fine for us to travel up to the mountains. Keeping our fingers crossed.

    Annika
    Moderator
    7124 posts
    22 May 2014 at 5:58:02 #840011

    Hi doglover1970

    Sure you can pay with credit cards. You can also pay in your own currency by buying online, see the price section of the pass pages I gave you. Also check the promotion section to see if any discounts apply for you.

    Should the weather not cooperate then see our Lucerne and Interlaken pages for alternative activities. But I also hope you don’t need alternatives!

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