How much is the ticket for Swiss fist snow mountain high-altitude cliff plank road?

The high-altitude cliff plank road in Fest Snow Mountain in Switzerland is full of challenges and passions for many people. The air environment here is excellent and there is a high-altitude view to watch. It is absolutely attractive and shocking for tourists. Share with you the ticket price of the high-altitude cliff plank road in Fest Snow Mountain, Switzerland.

1. Due to the tipping culture of overseas destinations, guests need to tip tour guides, drivers and waiters in hotels and restaurants, totaling 96 euros. In addition, some hotels in Europe charge a city tax as a policy, totaling 50 euros.

Euro, the above two parts are collected and paid by tour guides or tour leaders overseas.

2. Passport fee; Visa-related expenses: such as notarization and authentication of minors.

3. All private consumption in the hotel, including baggage handling fee.

4. All other expenses not mentioned in the service items.

5. Personal and property losses caused by tourists in their own faults and free activities.

Switzerland is so famous that anyone can open his mouth and say, I know, Switzerland has chocolates, sabers, fairy-tale scenery, banks, ski resorts and high welfare.

However, most visitors to Switzerland are in a hurry. It's a pity that special tour groups get on the bus, sleep, get off the bus and take pictures, and then turn around and leave. Because Switzerland is really a lovely place, it is so special. Among the books I have read about Swiss culture and travel in China, Deng Brugu's Go to Switzerland is undoubtedly the most sincere and grounded. Li Dan, whose real name is Deng, was very lucky to be invited by the Swiss National Tourism Administration to visit Switzerland seven times, so there are many details about Switzerland in her works, which may not be known to the locals. This is really a good book about Switzerland, with pictures and texts, giving you an immersive feeling. As a reader who has lived in Switzerland for more than ten years, I feel that although this book is all dry goods, due to the limitation of space, the introduction to Switzerland is far from enough. So, when I have time, I will continue to tell the story of Switzerland, a semi-indigenous people. ?

Switzerland has four official languages, most unlike the capital, but like Bern, a medieval town, Zurich, a global financial center, Geneva, where the headquarters of the United Nations Red Cross is located, Lausanne, an Olympic center, Basel, a global medical center, Lucerne, the top ten tourist cities most popular with global travelers, and the most convenient public transportation network in the world, which makes anyone who comes to Switzerland linger.

Traveling in Switzerland by train is a highly recommended way in the book, such as?

1) Swiss Pass.

Pass can transfer to all public transport in Switzerland for unlimited times within the validity period, including state-owned trains, cruise ships, long-distance buses and local buses, which is very comfortable, and you can also visit more than 400 museums nationwide for free. ?

2) Enter any two addresses in the whole country on the traffic website www.sbb.ch, and complete traffic transfer information can be obtained instantly, including the transfer between trains, cars and ships, as well as the specific trains, times, platforms and the exact time required for each trip. All the information is available, so you can go out on time, because Switzerland is famous for its punctuality and safety. ?

3) Swiss people like to live in the country, and they like to say "our village". The so-called village is a small community with complete natural scenery scattered around the city for more than half an hour's drive, because the forests, grasslands, snow-capped mountains and lakes can be seen in an unobstructed view from the center of any big city 15 to 20 minutes by car, and the plain areas can basically be reached by train. I remember the year before last, a friend came to visit with his children. On the way from the airport to Zurich, the little girl sighed sincerely. "Zurich how like a village? Without high-rise buildings, it is not as good as Qingdao! " ?

But the last thing the Swiss like is to stay in the city and face the dense houses and streets. Although compared with other big cities in developed countries, Switzerland is picturesque, with more than 1 500 lakes, and each big city is a lake of half a city, with mountains and mountains. Living in it is already a very pleasant thing. Zurich and Geneva have long been ranked among the top ten most livable cities in the world. ?

Swiss people still love nature, and they also love their families. The favorite thing to do on weekends and holidays is for the whole family to have fun in nature. The Swiss are simple and self-disciplined (so are the rich), very traditional and even conservative, but they have been rated as the first country in the "Global Innovation Index" for six consecutive years. ? Nevertheless, the Swiss are keen to preserve their traditions, so in the book, you can see many farms, century-old shops, ancient buildings and handicraft workshops (whether making chocolate, cheese or various special wines). They have been fighting for originality for hundreds of years, guarding their lakes and mountains and living a quiet and happy life. ?

This may be the real charm of Switzerland. ?

Of course, Switzerland is often criticized for its extremely high price, because the purchasing power of the Swiss franc is still very strong. In fact, in-depth comparison of the local consumption level of food, clothing, housing and transportation, personally feel much cheaper than domestic. ?

Kronenhalle, a very famous restaurant in Zurich mentioned in the book, has a small restaurant filled with the original works of 1 15 world famous painters. You may just eat under the works of Picasso, Miro, Xia Jiaer and others, with no distance at your fingertips! The most incredible thing is that as long as you don't order famous wine, you can eat the most delicious food in top restaurants for about 50 Swiss francs (please don't change it to 300 RMB right away, imagine the possibility of spending 50 yuan in restaurants of this level in China), and if you are not full, you can always ask elegant and professional waiters to add weight to you until you are completely satisfied! ! ! No one will worry about you!

As for Switzerland, Hiltl, the first vegetarian restaurant in Europe, has been passed down for four generations. In the most prosperous business district, there is a very elegant and fashionable dining environment, and you can eat a super-high buffet vegetarian meal for 30 Swiss francs, which is very popular. Their family has been vegetarian for generations, and the head of the fourth generation is very young. They live opposite a friend's house. Their family is rich but low-key. They wear T-shirts and ride motorcycles to work all day. ?

This is also a very typical Swiss way. Sometimes think about it, Swiss people's life is very transparent, life is their own, and they can live as they please.