Paris to Switzerland cheapest way to go

Hello Gangati,

Welcome to the forum! I would recommend to stay in a town near the mountains which is easy accessible, and make day trips from there. Interlaken, or one of its surrounding villages, is what comes to my mind. Suggestions for relatively cheap hotels can be found on this website. As for traveling: a ticket for a budget airline or high speed train can be quite cheap, but that's usually only when you book well in advance (2-3 months) and not in high season. Many Europeans have a couple of days off around Christmas, so I would expect more travelers in the last week of December, which could result in more expensive tickets. I suggest to search for those tickets as soon as possible. CheapOair currently offers cheap tickets from Paris to Geneva for that week. Train tickets can be found here. A rail pass you might want to look into to get discounts on excursions is the Swiss Half Fare Card or Swiss Card.

I hope this gets you started!

Hello,
Thank you so much. This is really very informative. I also want to go london from switzerland for 4 days. can you also send me the information regarding that trip. which is the cheapest way to go London. from which place Switzerland it will be better to take transportation to London.
thanks

Arno said: Hello Gangati,
Welcome to the forum! I would recommend to stay in a town near the mountains which is easy accessible, and make day trips from there. Interlaken, or one of its surrounding villages, is what comes to my mind. Suggestions for relatively cheap hotels can be found on this website. As for traveling: a ticket for a budget airline or high speed train can be quite cheap, but that's usually only when you book well in advance (2-3 months) and not in high season. Many Europeans have a couple of days off around Christmas, so I would expect more travelers in the last week of December, which could result in more expensive tickets. I suggest to search for those tickets as soon as possible. CheapOair currently offers cheap tickets from Paris to Geneva for that week. Train tickets can be found here. A rail pass you might want to look into to get discounts on excursions is the Swiss Half Fare Card or Swiss Card.
I hope this gets you started!

Arno said: Hi Gangati,
More or less the same goes for London - Switzerland. Please check the London - Switzerland page for details about this trip by train. By train, Basel can be reached easily from London. Zurich and Geneva take a bit more time but there's not a big difference.

Annika said: Hello Gangati. As you'll be travelling in the very popular last week of December, prices will probably turn out higher than average. What's your country of residence? Maybe I know another reseller.

Hi Gangati. You can also book your European train tickets through RailEurope.

I'm not sure which hotel you're checking out now. The room policies may differ per hotel. Some have specific rooms for singles, which have only one bed indeed. Travelling as a couple requires you to book a double room in that case. I suggest that you contact the hotel(s) you're interested in to ask for specific information. Please take a look at the cheap hotel overview in the Jungfrau region for some more ideas on affordable accommodation. The villages listed here all have excellent public transportation facilities. Wilderswil is the one located most centrally. You may take a look at Bönigen as well, although this doesn't have a railway station but a bus service instead. You may be interested in our tips for budget holidays as well.

Hi Annika,
you are awesome!! As you said, If you know any reseller in USA, please let me know. thanks

Annika said: Hi Gangati. You can also book your European train tickets through RailEurope.
I'm not sure which hotel you're checking out now. The room policies may differ per hotel. Some have specific rooms for singles, which have only one bed indeed. Travelling as a couple requires you to book a double room in that case. I suggest that you contact the hotel(s) you're interested in to ask for specific information. Please take a look at the cheap hotel overview in the Jungfrau region for some more ideas on affordable accommodation. The villages listed here all have excellent public transportation facilities. Wilderswil is the one located most centrally. You may take a look at Bönigen as well, although this doesn't have a railway station but a bus service instead. You may be interested in our tips for budget holidays as well.

Hello gangati. You're welcome! You can take a look at our USA partner RailEurope for booking your European train tickets. Good luck!