5-Day 4-Night Swiss Special Forces Travel Guide

Happiness is going out to play. My itinerary: Paris - Geneva - Interlaken - Lucerne - Milan 🎫Ticket purchase: Swiss Railways Day 1️⃣: 1: 🚞Geneva - Montreux (discounted ticket 💰CHF 22/person) PS: Discounted tickets cannot be used to get off at intermediate stops, and you can only take the train you bought the ticket for 2: 🚞Montreux - Interlaken West, 💰CHF 56/person Day 2️⃣: 🚞Interlaken Ost - Lucerne 💰CHF 34/person The train from Interlaken to Lucerne passes through Lungern Station, where you can get off. Lungern is very quiet, and there is a small town with a beautiful lake in front of Lungern Station. You can check the train schedule on the SBB App. Check the time of the next train after you get off to avoid missing it and having to wait a long time. Day 3️⃣: Today is a one-day pass trip - CHF 55💰 Lucerne - 🚢🚞🚡Rigi - 🚢Lucerne - 🚞Lauterbrunnen - 🚞Wengen - 🚞Grindelwald - 🚞Lucerne This itinerary requires a special forces approach, so you need to leave early in the morning. Day 4️⃣: Stroll around Lucerne, drink coffee, and enjoy the scenery of Lucerne 👉Dividing line👈 There is no need to buy a pass for a two- or three-day trip. Point-to-point tickets are about the same price, and you can combine them with a discounted day pass. Total Swiss transportation cost: 22+56+34+55=167≈CNY 1,300 🫵Summary tips: Most stores in Switzerland close at 6 or 7 pm, so remember to buy things early. Denner or Coop supermarkets have many discounted items in the afternoon, which are very cost-effective.