Switzerland Iteniary

From Interlaken area, the best way to Zermatt is train to Spiez, then to Visp, then to Zermatt. If you want a more scenic route, from Spiez take the "Loetschberger" train to Brig, then get the train to Zermatt from there.

Thanks Sam,

Is this train journey available in swizz travel pass ( i am thinking to take 10days flexi pass, out of which i think i can travel for 8days )

Also, Can u please elaborate on how to spendd 3 days in lucerene

It is eligible to Zermatt. You will get a 50% discount to travel above Zermatt on the Gornergratbahn or the trams up to the glacier.

In Luzern, you also have Mt Rigi. It will cost extra to go up to Titlis from Engelberg.

cool,
if we want to choose between zermatt or monterux, which one is better.

Totally different animals. Zermatt is nestled high in the mountains beneath the Matterhorn. Montreux is a lakeside resort town town. I only go to Zermatt in the winter for skiing, but summer hiking is popular as well, and you can ski year-round on the glacier.

Hi I would take one day away from Lucerne and add it to Wengen. That area easily needs 3 days. you are doing a lot of moving around. We based ourselves in lauterbrunnen ( in the valley between Wengen and Murren ) for 4 days and did a lovely day trip (long) to Monteraux from there by train. It would also make your return to Zurich easier.

Dear diane,

Thanks for the suggestion,
So if i brief it
I should have 2 halt
First at lucerne for 3nights
Than in wengen for 4/5 nights and from here day day trip to monterux
Am i right..??

also let me know whether it is worth spending 1 whole day for rhine falls or any other suggestions