Please review my trip to switzerland

Hello Bhavana, and welcome to the forum. As for your questions:

1) and 2) Yes, your planning looks very doable. You can plan your trips exactly with the aid of the Swiss timetable. Just make sure to spell all places correctly (for example: Lauterbrunnen, Engelberg, Jungfraujoch); otherwise the timetable may not recognize them. You've managed to include some great highlights in your itinerary. To prevent you from traveling too much in these 4 days, I wouldn't add further trips if I were you. This topic provides all details on getting to the Rhine falls.

3) The 4 day Swiss Saver Pass would be an ideal fit for your journey. All details and purchase options are listed at the Swiss Pass page. Just fill out your country of residence and other travel data in the upper right corner for an up to date overview of resellers and prices.

4) The map we link to from the Swiss Saver Pass page shows where the Swiss Pass offers free traveling (all regular train, bus and boat routes) and which routes (mostly mountain transportation) are discounted. In your case, you'd need additional discounted tickets for Engelberg-Titlis and Wengen-Jungfraujoch.

I hope this gets you started! Regards,

Thanks a lot for your detailed reaply, i have couple of queries

1) I am trying to book the Swiss saver pass(2nd class) from the below mentioned website because it is a little more cheaper, in the above link if i mention the country as Denmark(as i am currently in denmark) it is showing buying in switzerland is cheaper and it is approx 375 euros; but in the below link swiss 2nd class saver pass is approx 330 euros

http://www.raileurope-world.com/rail-products/rail-passes/article/swiss-pass

Can i buy the pass in the above website?

2) Once I select the pass it asks for travelers names and country of Residence. Actually we are from India(passport is of India) but currently in denmark and planning to visit switzerland from denmark, so what will be my country of residence ?? India or Denmark

Can you please help me out with this?

Hi Bhavana,

Yes, it looks like you can order directly from the global RailEurope website. Until recently, they used to ship to non European customers only. But it indeed looks like they've changed that. Just give it a try.

I'll be checking for more information on this. We may want to add that website to our reseller lists.

Your country of residence is India, as I suppose that is the country listed on your passport. It does not matter that you're curently in Denmark.

Hi Bhavana,

Did you manage to order through that global RailEurope website? I checked a bit further and found that they indeed ship to Europe, but only for non-European residents. Since you're from India but currently located in Denmark, you qualify, but most people don't.

Anyway, enjoy your stay!

Hello Venkatesh, and welcome to the forum! For a short 2 day stay in Switzerland, you're generally bes off with the Swiss Half Fare Card. This allows a 50% discount on nearly all trips made within Switzerland. Details and purchase options are listed at the Swiss Half Fare Card page.

Yes, you can easily travel alone without a tourist operator. Public transportation is very well organised and if you know in advance where to go and from what platform to leave, you'll easily find your way. The Swiss timetable will be of great help in planning your trip. Just enter Lucerne as your departure station, fill out the right date and departure time, and enter either 'Kleintitlis' or 'Jungfraujoch' as your destination. All possible connections with details will be listed.

By the way, would you mind creating a new topic for your further questions, instead of attaching them to an already existing thread? Thank you!

Hello Bhavana. No, the train from Interlaken Ost to Lucerne doesn't stop at Engelberg. You'll have to change trains in Lucerne and get on the regional train to Engelberg for your visit to the Titlis. Please refer to the Swiss timetable to get an exact overview of your trip. Just enter Interlaken Ost or Lucerne as your departure station and 'Kleintitlis' as your arrival station.