Advice required on Switzerland Trip

naveen135

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Dec 22, 2011 - 11:59 AM

Hi,

i am planning to visit paris and Switzerland in the second week of Feb 2012 and my stay in Swiss would be 3N/4D.I have a rough itenary planned.Plz provide your inputs on modifications that can be done to make the trip more enjoyable and worthy.

day 1--arive in Basel in the evening and proceed to lucerne.
day 2-- proceed to Jungfraujoch and back to lucerne
day 3-- Visit Titlis and back to lucerne.
day 4-- proceed to Zurich and do a local sightseeing and fly back in the evening to London.

Annika

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Dec 23, 2011 - 12:10 PM

Hi naveen! That looks like a fine itinerary for a 4 day stay. I think it's wise to choose one base (Lucerne) and make some day trips from there. You may want to add a boat trip on the lake and local sightseeing in Lucerne to day 3, and plan some bad weather alternatives for day 2 and 3 (consider the Traffic Museum and Glacier Garden in Lucerne for example). Instead of the Titlis, you may also want to visit the Pilatus, which is very close to Lucerne and doesn't require that much traveling time.

The Swiss timetable will further help you plan your trips.

Does that get you started?

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naveen135

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Dec 23, 2011 - 12:47 PM

Hi Annika,
that definetly got me started :-) what exactly is the difference between titlis and pilatus.i heard titlis is better than pilatus in terms of the views.plz help me on this.
regarding the boat trip, is it like a cruise or a trip to other city in Swiss.
Rgds
Naveen N

Annika

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Dec 27, 2011 - 5:45 AM

Hi Naveen. Whether Titlis or Pilatus is 'better', is a matter of personal preference. Personally, I like the views from both moutains. I suggest that you browse the internet for pictures to get an idea of the views up there. You can make several short cruises (from half an hour up to several hours) on lake Lucerne. More information is available here.

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