@Globetrotter Yes! Lauterbrunnen to Wengen is covered. We apologize for the confusion. I’ve alerted our team about the mistake and the app will be corrected in the next timetable update. Thanks for spotting this :) Thanks @Sarah W But looks like its still not updated. When is the next update coming?
@Sarah W Is Wengen also covered from Interlaken /Lauterbrunnen? On Rail Planner app it is showing as not covered.
It is (newly) covered. Interlaken to Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen. Even Lauterbrunnen to Grütschalp / Mürren (but not via Stechelberg) and Lauterbrunnen to Wengen. See no. 5: And here's a map for Switzerland: https://www.seat61.com/reference/2024-interrail-eurail-coverage-switzerland.pdf Hope that helps. What is the EURail route to Wengen from Lauterbrunnen? As per the Rai Planner app, it is not covered.
Don't miss a boat ride on Lake Thun or Brienz, they're fully included! I also agree that Jungfraujoch is a bit of a tourist trap : even with the 25% discount expect to pay 150 CHF per adult and 20-30 CHF for the 7 y.o. Schilthorn is half the price. 25% discount on Titlis too. Jungfraujoch and Grindelwald aren't worth a day each. Combine them instead : go up via Wengen and down via Grindelwald. And move the extra day to Venice, the city is definitely worth a full day at least! About seat reservations : - 29€ for the direct TGV Lyria Paris - Zurich (10-20€ if you switch to a fast regional train in Strasbourg or Mulhouse, about 30 min longer) - 13€ on cross-border EC trains to Italy - 13€ on Frecciarossa trains too Last thing : pay attention to maintenance closures on mountain railways as end of April/start of May is typically off-season. Snow is quickly melting so the ski season comes to an end and the landscape higher up is quite muddy. EDIT : For example Stechelberg - Mürren - Schilth
It look like a bit heavy on the ‘Swiss scenery’ side of things, but maybe you have your reasons for spending so much time there. I wasn’t a big fan of the Jugfraujoch. To me it’s an expensive ticket through mostly tunnel to reach a gift shop. The views are good (if you’re luck with weather) but honestly the views are also good from Grindelwald. How much time will you have in Venice? It’ll take half a day to get there from Zermatt. I would certainly spend more time in Venice and get rid of a day or two in Switzerland. Yes, you are right, a bit heavy on Swiss scenery side as this is our first trip and has been on our radar for a long time. We also want to spend some relax time instead of rushing around in mountains and elsewhere, especially with kids.Regarding Jugfraujoch again, yes, I have also heard its a tourist trap but looks like something that has to be ticked-off on your first Swiss tour. BTW I again have 50% off promotion vouchers for Jugfraujoch tour from Interlaken bought on K
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