Rome/Switzerland/Austria
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Rome/Switzerland/Austria
Our itinerary looks like this:
Arrive Rome - spend 3 days
Take Train to Switzerland (south/east area - 2 days.
Take Train to Vienna - spend 3 days
We fly back home from Vienna.
My question is what train do you take from Rome through Switzerland heading to Vienna?
Thoughts on where to visit in Switzerland?
Arrive Rome - spend 3 days
Take Train to Switzerland (south/east area - 2 days.
Take Train to Vienna - spend 3 days
We fly back home from Vienna.
My question is what train do you take from Rome through Switzerland heading to Vienna?
Thoughts on where to visit in Switzerland?
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Hi W,
Check www.bahn.de
It would be helpful if you knew where you wanted to stay in CH.
You might be able to buy your Rome/CH tickets at www.trenitalia.com and your CH/Vienna tickets at www.bahn.de.
Tren is offering 99E pp for a dbl sleeper from Rome to Vienna and 79E pp to CH.
Click "Smart Price".
Check www.bahn.de
It would be helpful if you knew where you wanted to stay in CH.
You might be able to buy your Rome/CH tickets at www.trenitalia.com and your CH/Vienna tickets at www.bahn.de.
Tren is offering 99E pp for a dbl sleeper from Rome to Vienna and 79E pp to CH.
Click "Smart Price".
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Hi Winelady,
The south/east portion of Switzerland means the Engadin Valley, a favorite off-the-beaten-track valley of some of our favorite posters. Some good spots to research would be the towns of Celerina, Sils, Pontrsina, Guarda, or Scuol. You can get lots of information on these with a text search here or at www.engadin.ch.
I spent a week in the town of Zuoz a few years ago during a Fodors gtg. We had a blast -- took the Bernina Express one day, cycled two days, explored Soglio one day and Guarda another day. Lots to do, lots of hiking & biking opportunities.
Have fun!
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The south/east portion of Switzerland means the Engadin Valley, a favorite off-the-beaten-track valley of some of our favorite posters. Some good spots to research would be the towns of Celerina, Sils, Pontrsina, Guarda, or Scuol. You can get lots of information on these with a text search here or at www.engadin.ch.
I spent a week in the town of Zuoz a few years ago during a Fodors gtg. We had a blast -- took the Bernina Express one day, cycled two days, explored Soglio one day and Guarda another day. Lots to do, lots of hiking & biking opportunities.
Have fun!
s
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