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28 August 2016 at 3:40:16 #809987

Hi, I have a confirmed flight to zurich on 7th Nov 2016. Will be stopping for 3 nights before continuing my journey to Milan. Can anyone suggest, where can i go/visit during my short trips? I would love to experience the mountains n lakes. And also nature village. Tq

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28 August 2016 at 8:36:34 #855525

Hi

Would suggest to go to interlaken and do day trips from there to brienz via boat on lake brienz and aare gorge….a trip to jungfraouch…though not sure if its doable in november….or day in zurich for half day and rhinefalls, day 2 move on to st.moritz and day 3 do bernina route upto tirano either by bernina express or normal train..

[Slowpoke]

28 August 2016 at 9:32:53 #855526

Hi Sitirz-

Welcome to My Swiss alps.

There is alot of helpful information available onthis site.

Go to the home page and check out “Where to go” and “What to do.”

“Getting started” is helpful, especially –

http://www.myswissalps.com/be sttimetovisit

You’ll find the Jungfrau region a poor choice in November. It is between seasons and many hotels restaurants and cableways will be closed. The cograil to Jungfraujoch will be running, however. If you choose to do that, check out the weather the day before. If you go up into a cloud, you won’t see much scenery, and the inside of a cloud becomes uninteresting rather quickly.

I’d consider Luzern as a base. More things to do and see there and on day trips. More facilities will be open. Short trip to Bern, for example, or Mt. Titlis.

http://www.myswissalps.com/lu cerne

The days are getting shorter then. Sunset is at around 5 PM. A benefit of November is that the tourist density is much reduced, compared to August.

Slowpoke

With luck, you could have a sunny day.

Slowpoke

[Arno]

28 August 2016 at 10:36:12 #855527

Note that the cableway to Mount Titlis is closed for maintenance from November 7 to 18. You’d best check the timetable for trips you intend to make as it’s low season, as mentioned above.