[Removed user]

10 May 2016 at 11:08:00 #809159

Hi..

I will be visiting Switzerland in late Aug16 with my grown up daughter. Request advise which two of the following four …

1. Pilatus

2. Schilthorn

3. Jangfrau

4. Titlis

are recommended ang will give better insight to Switzerland.

B. How would it be to stay at Wegen,Lauterbrunnn or Gimmelworld instead of bigger owns like Interlakken

Thanks

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[Arno]

10 May 2016 at 11:31:15 #851825

Welcome Cupid!

I will add some links to your post. Those pages allow you to review all mountains and see pictures, so you can make a choice. Personally I would include Jungfraujoch if possible.

Do mind your spelling, as that makes it a lot easier to find train schedules in the timetable. It’s Jungfraujoch, Wengen, Lauterbrunnen, Gimmelwald and Interlaken.

Interlaken is a lively tourist oriented town with little to see in town but good train connections and plenty of shops. The other towns are in the mountains, smaller and provide a better insight in Switzerland I would say. Gimmelwald is very small with no shops at all.

[Removed user]

10 May 2016 at 12:06:20 #851826

Arno Thanks for the prompt reply and the reminder about spellings! waiting for your links.

As i will be visiting in last week of Aug16 which is peak seasson and i read in one of the posts that trains to the peaks run out of tickets, is it advisable to buy tickets online in advance? Is it possible to apply Swiss Pass discount online on these train/ropewaysif one buys Swiss Pass also online.

what are the cancellation /refund policy for the trains to peaks and for swiss pass?

[Arno]

10 May 2016 at 12:14:30 #851827

Hi Cupid,

The links are already there, didn’t they work for you?

You’ll be traveling in peak season but you don’t need to buy excursion tickets in advance (you can if you want to). An exception applies to Jungfraujoch: myswissalps.com/ jungfraujoch/tickets.

You won’t be needing a Swiss Pass, but you may need a Swiss Travel Pass (not the same thing). You can buy the pass online and print it at home. All details are here: myswissalps.com/ swisstravelpass/ price.

You’d better check cancellation policies on the site you intend to buy from, but in general passes are 85% refundable, and peak tickets are not dated so you can use them on the day with appropriate weather.

[Slowpoke]

12 May 2016 at 23:46:45 #851828

<<“The links are already there, didn’t they work for you?”>>

I see them.

Slowpoke

[Removed user]

13 May 2016 at 1:16:34 #851829

Hi slowpoke

yes the links are active now…thanks

[Removed user]

21 May 2016 at 16:08:42 #851830

This is a helpful thread, thank you. Can you recommend which peak would be most appropriate for taking a two year old and an infant? Are any routes stroller/pram friendly?

My two year old would love a train ride.

We’re staying several nights in Lauterbrunnen and in Lucerne.

Thanks,

Angela

[Annika]

22 May 2016 at 7:26:19 #851831

Hi Angela,

With an infant, you should be careful when traveling up to such high altitudes, due to chances of altitude sickness. Do consult a doctor before heading off. The Rigi near Lucerne may be a good alternative, as it’s a very pleasant train ride and allows some relatively easy hiking.