SWITZERLAND Readers's Tips - www.b. is the site of the Swiss Federal Railways.hey also have in their system the timetables (but not always the fares of the smaller private trains and such. Ticket cost pretty much (but not entirely goes per distance travelled. Return trips cost simply twice the amount of the oneway fare. Example: ZuerichBern via Olten in 2nd class is CHF45, return trip it's CHF90.hat's the fare on the slower trains that may stop in a couple of places, or the same for the fast one that makes the trip in 58 minutes. BernInterlaken (Ost in 2nd class is CHF25 one way, CHF50 return. For some strange reason you save if you buy the oneway fare for the entire stretch ZuerichInterlaken (Ost via Bern, it comes to CHF61.ou can get off in Bern, of course, and carry on later, I think within a 2day window (but I'm not sure, ask if you plan to hang around Bern for longer before going on to Interlaken. If your journey starts at the train station underneath the Zuerich airport, it will cost a few francs more, since you first have to travel into the center of Zuerich. You can just walk up and buy a ticket, from a vending machine for Bern and possibly also for Interlaken (there's West and OstEast, two stations a few minutes apart.r go to a ticket counter on the floor above the subterranean train tracks, they'll sell you one over the counter at the same price. Unless you have reserved a seat (not necessary on these routes, you can take any train along the segment you bought, and you can interrupt the journey and carry on later.o backtracking and no detours, of course.nd don't sit down in first class with a 2nd class ticket. Enjoy.

Thanks a lot for the suggestions. have a 2 more questions though. am planning to split the weekend something like this: Saturday morning Zurich till 34pm.fter that travel to Bern.ave a quick look at Bern.nd then travel to Interlaken(at arnd 8pm which will be my basecamp for the night.nd then in the morning travel to Jungfrau and back to Interlaken and back to Zurich.hat do you say about this itinerary Question 2: How to travel Interlaken andlt;andgt; Jungfrau What are the expenses like When you get to Bern, stash your bags with the good folks at the baggage counter and set out on foot, the old historic city core is right adjacent to the station, beginning at the church opposite the department store Loeb where all the trams pull up.iterally can't miss it if this is what you're looking for. You can walk down the pedestrianonly (except for trams streets, or under the arcades, and in a couple of hours you can see just enough to get a good sense of it all. Get your Jungfrau info from www.ngfraubahn./en/DesktopDefault.px/tabid1/ and consider going just a bit further than Interlaken, so that you stay closer to where you're going, either Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald.

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