The trip to Paris, Switzerland recommends the tourist routes from Switzerland to Paris.

Switzerland and Paris are both very famous cities. I believe many friends are familiar with it, but they are only familiar with the knowledge and have not learned it on the spot. This small series tells you how to play from Switzerland to Paris.

the recommendation

Generally speaking, this can be done.

9.30, Zurich-Lucerne, downtown Lucerne

10. 1, Pilatus in the morning, Reggie Mountain in the afternoon, living in Lucerne.

10.2, Lucerne-Interlaken-Grindewar, go to the first mountain in the afternoon.

10.3, Jungfrau, lives in Grindelwald.

10.4, matterhorn, living in Zermatt.

10.5, Zermatt went to Paris with some twists and turns. We have to go to Bern, Basel and Geneva first. There are through trains in these places, and the whole journey takes 7 hours.

suggestion

If you especially like outdoor sports, especially hiking, then I strongly suggest that you give up Interlaken and choose Zermatt.

Zermatt's hiking is unforgettable, whether it is the Five Lakes Line or the Peak Line.

The Jungfrau around Interlaken is not as beautiful as Matterhorn, but Interlaken can radiate to Alec Glacier, which is also an unforgettable hiking route.

To sum up, Interlaken is not as good as Zermatt in terms of scenery; Interlaken has convenient transportation, but the surrounding scenic spots are concentrated. It takes 1-2 hours to go to each scenic spot by train.

But Interlaken can visit Lake Thun in addition to the snow-capped mountains.

Finally, the scenery of all the snow-capped mountains in Switzerland depends on the weather of the day. If there is fog, you can't see anything.

In addition, Interlaken is certainly more convenient to go to Paris than Zermatt, who can only go to Montreux and then transfer to Paris.

If it is only five days, it will be too tight. Moreover, it is quite tortuous from Zermatt to Paris. I suggest you give up Zermatt.

In this case, a simple two-day tour of Lucerne, town+cruise+Mount St. Regis/Pilatus, is more relaxing.

Interlaken for 2-3 days. If you give up Zermatt, you can choose Xuelang Peak or Jungfrau Peak here. Several towns in the Mid-Levels, such as grindal Wald, Lauterplan, Wengen and Mirren, are well worth visiting, as well as online celebrity towns and Longjiang on the way from Lucerne to Interlaken.

If Interlaken has less time, you can stay in Montreux for one night. The scenery of Lake Geneva is still very good, and there is a sunset at Chilon Castle.

Then I finally went to Paris. Only Geneva and Basel have regular daily direct trains, but Lausanne and Bern are not very stable, so it is relatively convenient to go to Geneva and Basel from Montreux.