Travel Guide: Interlaken - Switzerland - Europe

Question: #1: How long would it take to travel from Geneva to Interlaken by train?
How long would it take to travel from Geneva to Interlaken (Bouth in Switzerland) by train.O and do any one know how much it will cost me and are there alternetives.Thanks - asked by Jack s

Answer: It wud prolly take u below 3hrs to travel from Geneva to Interlaken.U can get more details from the link below.Coz it requires day & exact station. then only u get a quote for the prices.But for a rough ... - answered by: thor_gare
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Question: #3: which is the best place tosee in Switzerland.iplan to stay in interlaken r there any better places.travel opti
best way of travelling?Places according to importance?important things to carry?I am travelling in may is it the best month? - asked by harsh

Answer: I am living in Switzerland right now, and I think overall Switzerland is a great place to visit. You cant really go wrong. If you like more open people and a little warmer temp (especially in may) Lugano, ... - answered by: britneyroxmysox
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Question: #5: Geneva to Interlaken?
Can someone plz guide me which stop/station in Geneva I have to go while travelling from Geneva to Interlaken? How much duration it will be? - asked by arpit8582

Answer: It depends on when in the week and what time of day you want to leave, but you can go from Geneva Gare (Main train station) to Bern and switch trains to go to Interlaken (there are two stations: Ost (East) ... - answered by: borscht
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Question: #7: Seeking help from travel experts?
After months of research, I've planned a pretty solid Travel Initiary, but I hope some of you can give some recomendations/suggestions or any thoughts into it.So the trip stretches over 17 days, over 6 countries. I will buy a eurailpass 2007 for 15 days, meaning I will spend 15 days travelling on train.25th JanFlight from Moscow arrive 5pm in Berlin, One night in Berlin26th Jan, 1st day on eurailWhole day in Berlin, Night in Train, Berlin to Brussel 2118 - 60927th JanArrival in Brussel, till noon, train to Amsterdam 1437 - 1737, One night in Amsterdam28th JanOne whole day in Amsterdam, Night in Train, Amsterdam to Basel 2005– 065429th JanArrive in Basel 654, Basel to Geneva 705 - 847, A day in Geneva30th Jan 656 – 805 Train from Geneva to Montreux, Train from Montreux to Interlaken (13.45 – 16.35), Interlaken to Luzerne (1908 - 2122)31st JanLuzerne till late noon, evening train to Milan (1921- 2245)One night in Milan1st FebMilan Till Noon, Afternoon Train to Florence 1400-1645, Night in Florence2nd FebFlorence till Noon, train to Pisa, 1257- 1359, Spend 3 hours in Pisa, Train to Rome (1700 – 2028), Night in Rome3rd FebAnother day in Rome4th FebAnother day in Rome, Late evening train to Venice (1855 – 2328), Night in Venice5th Febwhole day in Venice, Night on Sleeper Train to Vienna6th FebOne whole day in Vienna7th FebOne day in Vienna till evening, 19.34 – 22.10 train to Salzburg, One night in Salzburg8th FebWhole day in Salzburg, Night train to Frankfurt 23.44 – 5.579th Feb (15th day on eurail)Arrive 5.57am, Frankfurt to Stuttgart 7.50 to 9.08Whole day in Stuttgart10th Feb Flight back from Stuttgart to Moscow Vnukovo airport, 1050- 1250. I would appreciate any help at all, with planning, or suggestions, tips, etc. Thanks a lotI have already did research also on accomodations, etc. But I am on a limited budget and my holiday is rather short, therefore, the rushed schedule. We are 3 young men who are really energetic so I think our endurance level's pretty high. - asked by Aleckii

Answer: Nice travel plan but you aren't really staying in one place longenough to enjoy.to see as much as you canand being on a train that long will tire you out I am not knocking your plans I am just stating ... - answered by: StarShine Girl
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Question: #9: Geneva - Interlaken - Lucerne Itinerary?
Hi,My husband and myself might be travelling to Switzerland in Feb 2007 (for 3/4/5 days). We should be flying into Geneva. From there on, we would like to visit Interlaken (covering Jungfraujoch) and Lucerne (and visit Mt.Pilatus). We might then fly out from Zurich.It would be great if some of you could share your thoughts on this. Is the suggested itinerary fine? Will February be too cold? Do we need to buy a pass to visit the peaks? Do the trains run in Feb? And suggestions for some good budget hotels.Any help is appreciated. Thanks so much.DCThanks so much for your response. I read on the internet that the cogwheel doesn't run during winters and instead there is a bus and gondola ride to Pilatus...But, yeah, my initial question does sound funny :-)Am checking out those links right now... will get back for further clarifications :-)And, how do we fit in Zermatt? Should it be prior to Interlaken? Right now, we have absolutely no clue on the itinerary...pls suggest.Thank you, Starwalker! We are getting some clarity now. And as you had suggested, we would most likely cut down a place or two and instead, settle down in a place and get a Swiss Pass and visit the 'must-see' places.Thanks once again. - asked by DC

Answer: i would shoot for at least 5 days (Switzerland is much too wonderful to enjoy in less).fly into Geneva and visit the city (maybe go to Lausanne if you get bored) on your first jet-lagged day.second day, ... - answered by: Starwalker
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