Help with 6 day plan Geneva, Lucerne, Interlaken

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    8 May 2016 at 14:37:08 #809142

    Dear Arno / Moderators,

    I have been reading a lot about the fantastic guidance given by you on the forum and i am looking forward to you helping me out with the same. Travelling to Swiss for the first time. Giving below a 6 day plan I have with my family (2 adults and 2 kids – 6 & 9 yrs). Request if you can guide on questions and also let me know in case there is anything unrealistic here.

    25 May – Arrive at Geneva Airport and stay at Geneva. Do sightseeing. (question – pls recommend a budget place near the railway station given that next day in morning we start for the trip. also recommend what can we do in Geneva on 25th)

    26 May – Use the 4 day Swiss Travel Flex Pass to start a trip to Zurich. Go to Hotel in zurich. Do sight seeing in Zurich. (Question – recommend a budget hotel as per our itinerary. Also can we do Rhine falls on the same day?)

    27 May – Use the 4 day Swiss Pass. Go to Rhine falls – and then travel to Lucerne (Pls suggest a budget hotel in Lucerne near the station given that next 2 days we will be travelling around Lucerne.

    28 May – Lucerne to Engelberg and back – Buy return tickets. Buy the Mt Titlis excursion from Engelberg. (Pls advise if we need to see / buy apart from whats included in the Mt Titlis excursion ticket from raileurope.com)

    29 May – Lucerne to Interlaken to Grindelwald for excursion to Junfrau. (use 4 day travel pass). Return to INterlaken for night. (Pls suggest a budget hotel at Interlake)

    30 May – Take the Golden Pass Line from Interlaken to Montreux (use 4 day travel pass) and then to Geneva. (Question – is there sufficient time to do this? we have a to be at the airport by 3 pm).

    Thanks in advance

    Sandeep

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