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rusha
rusha
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Jun 16, 2011 - 2:38 PM
Hello
Me and my boy friend have decided to go for a 4 days,3 nights trip to Switzerland in mid August. We would be travelling from Rome to geneva and plan to go to Mt. Titlis and the rides associated with it, Lucerne and Jungfraujoch and ofcourse the Ice Palace. If time permits we plan to take the Glacier Express. Can anyone kindly guide me on how to start our journey from Geneva and visit all the above mentioned tourist hotspots in the most economical and time saving manner? We have our flight back from Geneva. Hope to hear a well designed trip plan in reply . :-)
Annika
Annika
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Jun 18, 2011 - 12:14 PM

Hi rusha! You could travel from Geneva to Chur via Andermatt the first day (depending on how much time you have left after arriving at Geneva), thus covering a part of the Glacier Express route. Covering the entire route would be a bit too much I guess, considering your other travel plans. Next day, you can travel onto Lucerne and maybe visit Titlis, then get onto Interlaken and the Jungfraujoch, and travel back from Interlaken to Geneva via the Golden Pass route (crossing Zweisimmen and Gstaad) on the last day - again, depending on how late your flight from Geneva leaves. It's quite a full travel scheme, but it can be done. A 4 day Swiss Saver Pass would be an ideal solution for your stay in Switzerland. The timetable will help you compose your exact itinerary.

Best regards,

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