May 22, 2012 - 5:07 AM
Hello Magesh V! Don't worry, we try to answer all questions but sometimes that may take a while. As for your plans: it's a hard to say which pass is best, as that depends on your final travel schedule. Generally though a
Swiss Saver Pass or a
Swiss Saver Flexi Pass is a good option if you want to use public transportation mainly (and my advice is to do so, because the rail system works great and it's a very relaxing way of traveling). Children under 16 will travel along for free, if you order along a free STS Family Card. Please visit the pages I linked to for detailed information and an overview of purchase options. You may be eligible for the Rail Europe summer sales, as explained in
this forum topic. So please note that the the Rail Europe prices in our purchase overviews can be even lower than displayed if you apply the promo codes when ordering!
Browsing this forum and visiting the
Bernese Oberland day trip overview will certainly help you to find ideas for your trip. You can plan them using the
timetable, filling out your destination and departure station for each separate trip. (Mind the right spelling though, such as Jungfraujoch and Titlis, otherwise the timetable may not be able to find the places you have in mind.)
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