Best transportation for France, Switzerland, Italy
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Hi there, we plan to travel in Europe in December 2019. Most of our time spend in Switzerland.
Here’s our plan itinerary for Europe 2019:
Paris 4 nights
Zurich 2 nights
Lucerne 2 nights
Grindelwald 2 nights
Zermatt 6 nights (skiing)
St Moritz 2 nights
Venice 4 nights
Rome 4 nights
This is not set in concrete yet, it could be altered if you think there’s a better way of traveling around it.
Things to do or see in:
Paris: Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Arc Triomphe, Cathedral Notre Dame, Champs Elysees, Sacre Caeur, etc
Zurich: Uetliberg, Bahnhofstraße, Felsenegg cable car, Zurich old town, etc
Lucerne: old town, dying lion monument, chapel bridge, Mt Pilatus, Mt Titlis
Grindelwald; Jungfraujoch region, Ice Palace, Sphinx observatory terrace, First, First cliff walk by Tissot
Zermatt; want to ski for 5 days, will be visiting Matterhorn Glacier Paradise by train
St Moritz; catching the scenic train Glacier Express (Bernese Oberland) from Zermatt to St Moritz, quad biking by Adrenaline
Venice: Venice carnival, Saint Mark’s Basilica, Gondola rides, etc.
Rome: Vatican, Piazza Navona, Colosseum, Borghese gallery and museum, Trevi fountain, Trastevere.Which is the best economic way of traveling in this itinerary? Swiss Pass? Eurail? Interail Europe? Are the rail/train operate at that time of the year? As we heard some close due to the weather? Snow? Any suggestion with this itinerary? Maybe to a better route? We like sightseeing, adventure activities. Please advise me and many thanks for your reply.
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