Italy-Swiss: Eurail pass + Swiss flexi pass?

Hello, I need some help.. From all the readings, I'm getting kind of confuse.

I'll be getting Eurail Select Pass for: Italy, switzerland, France, united kingdom.

My qn: from Milan-Lucerne. Could I use the Eurail pass without purchasing any swiss pass?

The few places I'll be visiting in Swiss: Lucerne, interlaken(jungfrau perhaps).travelling in dec 19-23. Advisable to go up jungfrau?

Is Swiss pass necessary or required?

My next stop will be to Swiss- Paris. Any recommendation on how I can plan my 4 days in Swiss?

Thanks alot!

There is no select pass that covers the United Kingdom.
The select pass will cover Milan to Luzern however you will have to purchase seat reservations.
The Jungfrau trip is open year round. You will get a slight discount using your Eurail Pass
Dick

I'll be in Switzerland for 4 days. Travelling from Milan. I would like to take scenic train but doesn't know which one is more suitable. Is it possible to take scenic train to and fro? Example: destination A-B, den B-A on the same day? Any suggestion how I could spend my time in Switzerland? The only place I thought of visiting will be jungfrau and interlaken. After switzerland, I will be taking train to Paris. Anyone could suggest some itinerary?

Hi Purpleglitz. Yes, you can take (part of) a scenic route both ways on one day, but generally it's nicer to travel different routes. After entering from Milan, you could either get to Brig or Zermatt and travel part of the Glacier Express route, for example to Andermatt or Chur. Your next stop could be Zurich or Lucerne, before traveling onto Interlaken to visit the Jungfraujoch. Another option would be to get to Lugano or Locarno from Milan, take the William Tell Express to Lucerne, and then continue your trip to Interlaken. When heading back for Paris, you may want to travel via Montreux and Geneva, using the Golden Pass panoramic for the Swiss leg of your trip.

hi, thanks for the help. So i could use my select pass when in switzerland? or is it necessary to get a swiss pass?

Hi Purpleglitz. Sure you can use your Eurail Select Pass. Just follow the link Annika gave you to see what's covered. It's different from the Swiss Pass so it would be good to take a look at that beforehand.