It only really exists in 5 star hotels. If you have the permit to work, that‘s where you can apply!

If you take the half fare card you are a bit better off than if not but no big difference i my eyes. Swiss travel pass could be okay too if you make use of the the discounts it gives you with cable cars

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You are in an itinerary where it does not really matter what you do 😊

Might want to look into Berner Oberland Pass if you leave the car at the house or Half Fare Card if you take the car each day. But you need to visit like 4 cable cars/ mountains for it to break even.

It‘s in the video description!

Sounds like a good plan! If you are in that corner already i would do zermatt and the jungfrau region 😊

Restrooms should be free in most cases and most vending machines take card.

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It depends what you want to see! If you want to experience the alps, then aarburg might be a bit far to travel every day!

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Hello! It‘s a bit much to answer in a comment 😊 but you will either enter switzerland in ticino canton in chiasso, or you will go to valais canton from domodossola. I would do the valais canton as ticino is often too warm for snow 😊 then you could head onwards to the jungfrau region from valais after visiting zermatt for example! Hope this gives some more clarity 😊

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.... Sorry also forgot the lakes. Will do at least one boat trip.

Hello! No i think youre doing wise planning! I think you did some math already so its basically up to you 😊 maybe you want to look into Berner Oberland Pass also (but without half fare card as you would only use it for that). Maybe you can include Brienzer Rothorn into the itinerary also 😊 have fun!

Most ski resorts are accessible from Zurich Airport in about 2-3 hrs train. Except the ones in Valais, they take a bit longer. Christmas is the only time ski resorts are really full so no matter where you go, try to book accommodation now already!

This was in october, but the foliage is not predictable to a day, it can vary!

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No you enter your licence plate online and then if you are checked they run your plate.

It will be a very similar to austria for you, that‘s all i am going to say here 😊

@@SwitzerlandInsider ​​⁠ I pulled trigger. I fly out July 1. Driving Geneve to Zurich, driving/hitting the main spots and Alpine Passes. Thanks for your advice!👍

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Hello, thanks a lot for your compliment! Never say never 😁

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You want to look into the jungfrau region or if you want it a bit closer then head to titlis for example! They are both doable from Zurich in a day but the jungfrau region is a bit an extended day 😊

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Sorry you had a bad experience, hope it was better the rest of the trip 😊

I just finishing up my first trip. I hit the ground running in Geneva and trying to figure out all the ground rules on the road in the first 30 minutes. The thing I still don’t understand are the curved dashed lines that sometimes look like triangles I can’t tell who has the right away on those. And I got honked at on one of those in Geneva. Other than that, I pretty much stuck with the speed limit, and I did not get honked at. Did not stick to the speed limit on the four mountain passes that I went and drove. Stopping at all the places and getting a bite to eat a souvenir or a drink really made it nice. Now what the heck is wrong with GoPro? Mine kept overheating and would not, continue recording. Had to do some road over again because I wanted to catch it. Oh well, driving some of the best roads twice, could be worse.😅

​@NewCastleIndiana omg those lines got me clueless. Like in my eyes all I saw was fractals 😂 it has been a week and I don't see any traffic violation mail. Praying everyday I don't see one. That was one of my best driving 😅

Glad you guys had a great time! 😄

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I would do Swiss Travel Pass Flex (3 or 4 days), so you can cover the days with long distances on the pass. The pass will also give you 50% off on many cogwheel trains and cable cars.

Take the berner oberland pass and regular tickets for the rest. But since you cover some distance you might also take the half fare card to get discount on the tickets and also the berner oberland pass!

Yes you can and dont forget the cogwheel trains such as Brienzer Rothorn 😄👌

Thats a good question! In Switzerland we have buses for commuter lines in cities and suburbs. There are also post buses (PostAuto) that connect rural areas. I don‘t think you can rely on buses solely to get about simply because there are not enough lines that connect. However if you want to travel in Europe, you have the option to travel large distances by bus with companies such as Flixbus.

Thanks for sharing your experience! In your case the pass makes a lot of sense 👌

Thanks so much! I appreciate it a lot! 😊😊