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4 May 2017 at 6:42:26 #811674

I want to travel from Paris to Switzerland. 3 days in Paris and 7 days in Switzerland . Please advice on rail tickets. In switzerland I want to visit interlaken Lucerne Geneva (mount titlis jaungfrau Rhine falls). I saw there is 30% discount.

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[Annika]

4 May 2017 at 10:02:37 #862768

Hi dsmegmel,

I’m not sure which 30% discount you’re referring to. Could it be the 30 dollar discount on Eurail passes as described here? If so, I don’t think a Eurail Pass is your best bet. Assuming you’ll be making local trips in Paris, I’d advise:

• regular tickets for Paris
• a train ticket from Paris to the French-Swiss border, most probably Basel: myswissalps.com/traint ickets/france
• an 8 day Swiss Travel pass to cover the Swiss part of your inbound journey and the rest of your stay: myswissalps.com/swisst ravelpass.

If you want to calculate which pass is best, you need a detailed list of your plans and follow the guidelines at myswissalps.com/train/ ticketspasses/practica l/chooserailpass.

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4 May 2017 at 14:20:04 #862769

Thanks. I tried to book ticket from Paris to Basel sbb. Which seat is better for family. From Basel SBB do I have to change train again?

[Annika]

4 May 2017 at 14:44:15 #862770

Hi dsmegmel,

I advise to book tickets through one of the retailers listed at myswissalps.com/traint ickets/france/price.

Whether or not you have to change trains after Basel, depends on your destination (Interlaken? Lucerne?) and the exact connection you pick. You can find them all in the timetable: myswissalps.com/timeta ble.