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Switzerland is a small
expensive country where a railpass can save you money --particularly
if you plan to do scenic train rides. In addition, if you are traveling with
another person and plan to take lots of trains, lifts, and boats, the
Swiss Flexi railpasses are usually
the best value. You may purchase a second-class pass at any age. Passes
are available in consecutive
and flexi versions and are Free for children under the age of 16 who are
traveling with parents. Saver passes are a great deal for 2 or
more people traveling together.
For a few days in Switzerland,
your Selectpass or Eurailpass is fine. It can
get you discounts on some lifts and mountain trains and free boat trips on
Swiss lakes. Those who are traveling through France +Italy or Spain will
want to add a Combo pass to your Swiss pass.
For information re. city
public transportation and shuttles to and from airports within Switzerland
go to TERC's Guide to
Switzerland
Check
point to point ticket prices for popular
train trips and timetables
Switzerland
Rail Passes
Consecutive
Day Pass
4,
8, 15, 22 or 30 days in a row
Swiss
Flexipass
3,
4, 5, 6 or 8 days in 1
month
Flexi
Saverpass
discount
for 2 + passengers traveling
together
Swiss
Card
50%
off all Swiss railways, lake steamers, and postal buses
Swiss
Transfer
Ticket
round-trip
train fare into and out oF
Switzerland
Youth
Passes
Consecutive
Flexipass
Traveling to France or Austria or Germay too?
Then check out these Eurail
passes.
Switzerland
+
Austria
4
to 10 days of
travel
in 2
months
Switzerland
+
France 4 to 10 days of travel
in 2
months
Switzerland
+
Germany 4 to 10 days of travel
in 2 months
Popular Night
Trains in and out of
Switzerland
Barcelona
<-->Zurich
Paris
<-->Zurich
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