Best transport for Switzerland and other countries
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Dear All,
I am from Mexico and I will be traveling to Europe in Sep-Oct this year… I have had the opportunity to travel to Europe for work but this time is different because most of my family is traveling with me..
(3 adults, 3 seriors, 1 child)..
I am struggling to define what would be the best way to move around Europe..
I am looking at the Eurail Global Pass (5 days in 1 month) for 1,860 USD that basically will cover our needs..
My main question I have is weather this Eurail Global Pass will cover the local transportation/trains, Gondolas in Switzerland to visit places like: Mürren, Grindelwald, Männlichen, Interlaken, etc).
For this specific local Swiss travel do I need to buy the Swiss Pass or it is included in the Eurail pass?
As commented before: Eurail Global Pass (5 days in 1 month) for 1,860 USD + 4 days Swiss travel Pass for 6 adults + 1 child = 1,776 USD. Total 3,636 USD
Here you will find my plan (still DRAFT) but so you have have a better idea of my current situation.. =/
Wed 25-Sep => Arrive to Rome (FCO) 19:10
Thur 26-Sep => Rome
Fri 27-Sep => Rome
Sat 28-Sep => Train to Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
Sun 29-Sep => Lauterbrunnen – Visiting First, Interlaken. (Maybe not in this order but will require local trains)
Mon 30-Sep => Lauterbrunnen – Visit Männlichen, Mürren, (Maybe not in this order but will require local trains)
Tues 01-Oct => Lauterbrunnen – Visit Grindelwald.(Maybe not in this order but will require local trains)
Wed 02-Oct => Lauterbrunnen
Thur 03-Oct => Train to Munich, Germany
Fri 04-Oct => Munich
Sat 05-Oct => Munich
Sun 06-Oct => Train to Amsterdam
Mon 07-Oct => Amsterdam
Tues 08-Oct => Amsterdam – maybe a Daytrip to Bruges
Wed 09-Oct => Amsterdam
Thur 10-Oct => Train back to Rome? Fly?
Fri 11-Oct => Depart from Rome 10:30am
I really appreciate the time you take to read this post and If you have any advice that would help to take the best decision I would really appreciate it..
Regards from México!
José Uribe!!
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