I have a conference in Geneva in mid-May and my husband and I will have only 3 days to travel on our own ahead of the conference. We plan to land in Geneva and train to Lausanne for a day. Then we'd love to have a private guide/driver to travel on the scenic routes Rick recommends but be able to view the scenery rather than one of us driving. We can also be most efficient with our limited time. Any recommendations?
Posted by
San Diego, California
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Many of the scenic routes are best viewed via train, there are no roads in some of the best areas . I'd advise exploring train routes. Safe travels !
Posted by
Los Angeles
4439 posts
As noted driving isn't necessary or preferable in Switzerland, but if you need or want a car, ask at your hotel or at the concierge desk at a major hotel (you don't have to come out and say you're not staying there).
Or check out a local guide and ask them or a TI, unfortunately as you might have noticed Rick does not cover Geneva as he does not think it's worth visiting.