If I ever get back to Switzerland, I'm going to Montreux.ogre said:Im heading over there on Thursday as part of a 10-day vacation, also going to Germy and France. Ive been to the later two, but never to Switz.
What are the must-do things in Zurich and surrounding areas if Im only there 3-4 days?
Columbo said:If I ever get back to Switzerland, I'm going to Montreux.ogre said:Im heading over there on Thursday as part of a 10-day vacation, also going to Germy and France. Ive been to the later two, but never to Switz.
What are the must-do things in Zurich and surrounding areas if Im only there 3-4 days?
Smoke on the water, baby!
mannheimadler said:What parts of Germany are you visiting
Heywood Jablome said:If you can get to Zermatt, take the cable car to the top of the Matterhorn. It's unbelievable.
It's a little complicated getting to Zermatt, but that's the fun part. The one train line that runs up to Zermatt is a nice, slow ride with incredible scenery. Astounding scenery.
Zermatt is a tourist trap, but it's way cool too. Get up in the cable car up to the Matterhorrn and you might find yourself breaking out show tunes from The Sound of Music. Once you come to your senses, start taking photos. It's all good, and you'll regret it if you miss it.
Screwball said:Chocolate. Army Knife.
If you get to Lucerne, take the cable car to the top of the mountain that overlooks town. If the not-too-expensive hotel at the top of the cable car run is still there, definitely worth a stay, for sunrise there.
Avoid Zermatt. Instead, go to Grindelwald, a town in the Alps that faces the Eiger mountain.
If you go to Zurich, drop into the Hotel Baur au Lac (right on Lake Zurich) and have a drink for me for old time's sake.
Buck said:OK, I love Mexican food, but I'm not going all the way to Europe to eat Mexican food.