saffronsatire
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He didn't, he bought the half fare card. You need to do the math which is more worthwhile.Hi TS, did you purchase the swiss travel pass for this trip?
He didn't, he bought the half fare card. You need to do the math which is more worthwhile.Hi TS, did you purchase the swiss travel pass for this trip?
Hi TS, did you purchase the swiss travel pass for this trip?
Paiseh, saffron is correct, I did the half fare. Saffron also totally correct that you need to calculate based on your own travel plans to see which one is more worth it.He didn't, he bought the half fare card. You need to do the math which is more worthwhile.
I've been to Geneva in June, it's sunny and cool-ish, mid to high 20s.Hi guys, anyone went to Switzerland during mid-June before? May I know how is the weather there generally. Can we still expect cooling air-con temperature (<20ish degree) or will it be hot and humid, similar to Singapore? Many thanks!
I've been to Geneva in June, it's sunny and cool-ish, mid to high 20s.
I assume once you go into the mountain areas it'll be cooler.
Erm, you browse last few pages then you can see lo. Summer time obviously most places no snow, but Jungfraujoch is high up enough that there's snow to walk around on and play with.Thanks! May I know if you happen to see any snow during your Jun trip there? Or is it rainy during your trip?
Erm, you browse last few pages then you can see lo. Summer time obviously most places no snow, but Jungfraujoch is high up enough that there's snow to walk around on and play with.
For luggage no problem. Pretty much all the stations I went to had ramps / escalators / elevators. The only issue I had was switching from the ferry to the cable car to go up to Mt Rigi cos that was like a 20minute uphill walk lol.Based on your trips, may I also know generally if their train stations (Lucerne, grindelwald, etc..) are accessible by escalator and lift? Foresee that we will be bringing along bulky and heavy luggage and could be very inconvenient to take the stairs. Thanks again!
For luggage no problem. Pretty much all the stations I went to had ramps / escalators / elevators. The only issue I had was switching from the ferry to the cable car to go up to Mt Rigi cos that was like a 20minute uphill walk lol.
Hi everyone,
Just want to share our travel video, 1½ weeks in Switzerland (and a bit of
s$1863.97 for 2 pax, so roughly s$93 per person per day, but we did eat at restaurants for basically all meals so if you’re willing to buy sandwiches or groceries from supermarkets and prepare simple meals in your hotel or Airbnb I think that amount can come down quite a bit.How much did you spent for food in total? A couple of thousands?