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Margaret
Margaret
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Jan 22, 2013 - 11:00 PM
We will be visiting Switzerland in September 2013
Our Ages are 55, 69
This is a list of the Train Travel we intend to take would appreciate any advice that you can give me.
Also the cost if that were possible. I am unsure if it to our advantage to buy a travel pass or half price card

Menaggio Lucerne

Lucerne Interlarken

Interlarken Jungafrau by train


Interlarken visit some villages by train

Interlarken Zurich

Zurich Prague Night Train Sleeper

Bernina Express from Tirano Station

Thanks
Annika
Annika
7184 posts
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Jan 27, 2013 - 4:00 AM

Hello Margaret! You'll be making quite some long and expensive train journeys, so yes: a rail pass will certainly save you money. There would be several options for your itinerary. The Swiss Half Fare Card (please find details here) would be fine, but note that you will have to buy discounted train tickets for each trip. In all, I think the Swiss Saver Pass (please see this page) would be the most comfortable solution for your itinerary, as you won't have to buy additional tickets for most journeys. I don't know the duration of your stay though; maybe an 8 day variant would be fine. If you do like fee traveling, but only on a number of days and not on all days, please take a look at the Swiss Saver Flexi Pass here.

These guidelines allow you to calculate which options is cheapest for your plans; this overview may also serve as a starting point.

Does that get you started? You're welcome to get back with further questions!

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