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Must knows about traveling in the Swiss Alps

The Swiss public transport system is among the best in the world. Nearly every location can be reached this way. The Swiss rail passes make traveling very easy.
Traveling by train is an attraction in itself. That goes for the panoramic trains in particular!
Switzerland is small, but traveling times in the mountains should not be underestimated.
Most road passes close during winter.
You need a motorway vignette to drive on motorways.

Wiesener viaduct

A panoramic train is crossing the Wiesener viaduct in Graubünden, Switzerland.

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Images from our Swiss trip a year ago in August
Well it was 1 year ago today we started our Swiss adventure. After missing our flight on the 23rd, we were able to find a flight for the 24th and arrive in Zurich on the morning of the 25th. Packed a lot of activities into one day and then headed out to Wengen and Zermatt for ...

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Post lockdown 7-nights Swiss trip in July 2020
It's been almost ten days that we are back from our Swiss trip and we hope we have passed the quarantine period safely as with god's grace we are doing good. We visited Switzerland from 20-27th July 2020 from The Netherlands. Initially our trip was planned for April which we bo...

Arnami

8-9 days trip in Jungfrau, Lucerne and Zermatt
Hello everybody! I am planning a trip to Switzerland for 8/9 days in April/May 2021. Our group will be of 5 adults with 2 elderly members. We shall use Zurich Airport as our entry and exit points. Main points of interest are the Jungfrau area (Interlaken, Lauterbrunen, Grindelw...

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