Sep 19, 2011 - 2:08 PM
Hello praresh! A 4 day
Swiss Saver Flexi Pass would be a good choice, with free travel days for Zurich-Lucerne, Lucerne-Jungfraujoch, Lucerne-Schilthorn and Lucerne-Italy. You can use discounts on the remaining day (Lucern-Pilatus), as that's a relatively short and inexpensive trip. On the four free travel days, unlimited traveling in trains, buses and boats is granted (so you don't have to buy tickets for these trips), and mountain transportation such as cable cars and mountain trains is discounted. The Swiss Saver Flexi Pass is valid for the Swiss leg of your trip to Italy (depending on your connection, the train station up to which the pass is valid will be either Chiasso or Domodossola). Please refer to the
Swiss Flexi Pass page for details, such as a map with the validity overview and up to date purchase options for your country of residence.
An alternative would be the
Swiss Card, allowing a free trip from Zurich to Lucerne and from Lucerne to the Swiss border (again, either Chiasso or Domodossola). A 50% reduction applies on your remaining trips. Unlimited traveling is not allowed on these days, so other than with the Swiss Flexi Pass you'll have to buy separate discounted tickets for your trips.
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