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Zermatt is a popular tourist resort located in southern Switzerland, next to the Italian border.
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Travel Q&A on Zermatt:
Question: #1: how long does it take to travel between st. moritz and Zermatt ?
- asked by magicwilkinson
Answer: It depends on the route. By train it is about 8 hours I believe. If you drive, you might find the best route is to go via Zurich, or via Italy. The direct road route between St. Mortiz and Zermatt is ...
- answered by: Circle View All Answers (2)
Question: #2: Has anyone hiked the "Haute Route" from Chamonix to Zermatt.?
My family and I will be doing the Haute Route this next summer. I need information on hotels or huts/chalets on the route. Also transportation from Paris to Chamonix/Zermatt to Paris. Is train the best way to travel? Rental car? I would appreciate any information, help, suggestions! Thanks.
- asked by sfesteve
Answer: I havent done the haute route but I want to. Anyway I have travelled in France and Switz. a lot and I think for what you are doing, the train is the best way to get around. The town of Zermatt doesnt ...
- answered by: baldisbeautiful View All Answers (1)
Question: #3: Hi, we're travelling to switzerland on a honeymoon. First stop - villars sur ollon. Please guide us after that
we're there for 7 nights. thinking of doing one day at zermatt and one night at interlaken. Pls do let us know what's the best thing to see cause this would be a once in a lifetime thing. How;s the snow at this time? Is it cheaper to take a swiss pass or travel each day on its own? for eg, how much would a train ticket in second class cost from aigle to say zermatt?
- asked by kilikina
Answer: I spent almost two days in Switzerland during my whirlwind European tour in 2000. It was a nice break between Paris and Frankfurt. We spend the day in Geneva, which is on Lake Geneva. A beautiful city, ...
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Question: #4: Where to catch the best view of the Swiss Alps?
I know, people have mentioned it and I have read about it, the best would probably be Jungfrau, Zermatt and Matterhorn, but the fact is that they are rather far from the route I am taking and it would be rather inconvenient for me. So this is my travel plans, could somebody tell me where can I photograph the best possible (and most memorable) picture of the Swiss Alps?1st day train from basel to Geneva, arriving in Geneva 9am, spend a whole day in Geneva2nd day early morning train to Montreux, where I will be visiting Cheatteau de Chillion, then afternoon train to Interlaken, where I will be for 4-5 hours. Then late evening train to Luzerne where I will spend a night3rd day Whole day spent in Luzerne (The city area only)Amongst these places, where can I catch the best sight of the alps? in the city, for example, or on train journey?
- asked by Aleckii
Answer: Unless it's very foggy, you have a beautiful view of the alps over Lake Geneva from the Chateau de Chillon. Same goes for Interlaken and Lucerne. Also, if you're taking the Golden Pass train, you'll have ...
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