Switzerland's Must-Visit Destinations
Explore our curated list of the top 10 places that should be on every traveler's Swiss itinerary.
Zermatt & The Matterhorn — Icon of the Alps
Stand in awe as sunlight kisses the iconic Matterhorn. In Zermatt's car-free village, breathe crisp alpine air while wandering chalet-lined streets. Traverse the suspension bridge over Switzerland's deepest gorge. In the evening, savor cheese fondue as cowbells chime in the distance.
Highlights & Experiences
- Matterhorn Glacier Paradise viewing platform at 3,883m
- Gornergrat railway journey with panoramic alpine views
- Summer hiking and winter skiing in world-class resorts
Don't Miss
- Sunnegga paradise for Matterhorn reflections in Riffelsee lake
- Matterhorn Museum showcasing Zermatt's alpine history
- Mountain restaurants with terraces facing the iconic peak
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Sion (SIR) or Geneva (GVA). Train from Geneva or Zurich to Visp, then change to the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn to Zermatt. Journey time: 3.5 hours from Zurich (CHF 85-110 / $93-$121).
Best Time to Visit
June to September for hiking; December to April for skiing. July and August are peak season with more crowds. Winter offers magical snow-covered landscapes.
Duration Recommendation
Minimum 2-3 days to explore the village and surrounding mountains. Extend to 5 days for full hiking or skiing experience.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 150-200/day ($165-$220). Mid-range: CHF 200-350/day ($220-$385). Luxury: CHF 350+/day ($385+). Swiss Travel Pass recommended for train discounts.
Where to Stay
Budget: Hotel Alpenhof (CHF 120-150/night, $132-$165). Mid-range: Hotel Albana Real (CHF 200-300/night, $220-$330). Luxury: The Omnia (CHF 600+/night, $660+).
Safety & Health
Altitude sickness possible at higher elevations. No special vaccinations required. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Mountain weather changes rapidly.
Local / Hidden Gems
Findeln hamlet for traditional chalets and Matterhorn views. Five Lakes Walk (5-Seenweg) for stunning alpine lake reflections. Edelweiss trail for botanical discoveries.
Jungfrau Region — Alpine Paradise
Feel the mist from thundering Staubbach Falls as it cascades down sheer cliffs. In the Jungfrau Region, every turn reveals postcard-perfect vistas of emerald valleys and snow-capped peaks. Hike through wildflower meadows and touch ancient glaciers at Jungfraujoch.
Highlights & Experiences
- Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe at 3,454m with Ice Palace
- Scenic train journeys on Jungfrau Railway and Wengernalp Railway
- Hiking trails with views of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks
Don't Miss
- Trümmelbach Falls inside a mountain accessed by lift
- Grindelwald First Cliff Walk for thrilling suspension bridge experience
- Lauterbrunnen Valley with 72 waterfalls in one glacial valley
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airports: Bern (BRN) or Zurich (ZRH). Train to Interlaken, then local trains to Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald, or Wengen. Journey time: 2 hours from Bern (CHF 35-50, $38-$55).
Best Time to Visit
June to September for hiking; December to April for skiing. July and August are busiest. Spring offers blooming alpine flowers with fewer crowds.
Duration Recommendation
3-4 days to explore the region's villages and mountains. Extend to 5-7 days for comprehensive hiking or skiing experience.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 140-180/day ($154-$198). Mid-range: CHF 180-300/day ($198-$330). Jungfrau Travel Pass (CHF 210-250, $231-$275) offers discounts on attractions.
Where to Stay
Budget: Valley Hostel in Interlaken (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Hotel Jungfrau in Lauterbrunnen (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: Bellevue Hotel in Grindelwald (CHF 350+/night, $385+).
Safety & Health
Altitude sickness possible at Jungfraujoch (3,454m). No special vaccinations required. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Weather changes rapidly in mountains.
Local / Hidden Gems
Mürren for car-free village experience with Schilthorn access. Kleine Scheidegg for mountain views without crowds. Aare Gorge near Meiringen for stunning river gorge walk.
Lake Geneva — Cultural Riviera
Stroll along palm-lined promenades as gentle waves lap against the shore. The air carries a unique blend of Swiss precision and Mediterranean joie de vivre. Wander through terraced vineyards of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and taste local Chasselas wine at sunset.
Highlights & Experiences
- Lavaux vineyard terraces with wine tasting opportunities
- Chillon Castle, medieval fortress on lake shores
Montreux Jazz Festival and lakeside promenade with flower sculptures
Don't Miss
- Olympic Museum in Lausanne celebrating sports history
- Charlie Chaplin's former home, Chaplin's World in Corsier-sur-Vevey
- Boat cruise on Lake Geneva with views of Alps and French shores
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Geneva (GVA). Train connections from Geneva to Montreux (1 hour, CHF 30-40, $33-$44), Vevey, and Lausanne (40 minutes, CHF 25-35, $27-$38).
Best Time to Visit
May to September for warm weather and lake activities. July for Montreux Jazz Festival. December for Christmas markets. Spring offers blooming flowers with fewer crowds.
Duration Recommendation
2-3 days for Montreux and Lausanne; add 1-2 days for exploring the Lavaux vineyards. Extend to 5 days for relaxed pace with wine tours.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 120-160/day ($132-$176). Mid-range: CHF 160-280/day ($176-$308). Lake Geneva Card (CHF 75-90, $82-$99) offers discounts on attractions and transport.
Where to Stay
Budget: Geneva Hostel (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Aulac in Lausanne (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: Fairmont Le Montreux Palace (CHF 400+/night, $440+).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Tick protection recommended for hiking in vineyards and forests.
Local / Hidden Gems
St. Saphorin village in heart of Lavaux vineyards. L'Hermitage Foundation in Lausanne for art in stunning setting. Rochers de Naye mountain garden with alpine flora.
Lucerne & Mount Pilatus — City and Peak
Feel centuries-old wooden planks beneath your feet on Chapel Bridge as you gaze at the medieval Water Tower. Board the world's steepest cogwheel railway up Mount Pilatus, where clouds swirl around you, revealing breathtaking panoramic views of the Swiss Alps.
Highlights & Experiences
- Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrücke) and Water Tower, Lucerne's iconic landmarks
- World's steepest cogwheel railway to Mount Pilatus summit
- Swiss Museum of Transport showcasing Switzerland's transportation history
Don't Miss
- Lion Monument, carved rock relief commemorating Swiss Guards
- Old Town with frescoed buildings and cobblestone streets
- Lake Lucerne cruise with views of surrounding mountains
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Zurich (ZRH). Direct train from Zurich airport to Lucerne (1 hour, CHF 30-40, $33-$44). Mount Pilatus accessible from Lucerne by boat, cogwheel railway, and cable car.
Best Time to Visit
May to September for warm weather and mountain access. December for Christmas markets. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds.
Duration Recommendation
2-3 days for Lucerne city; add 1 day for Mount Pilatus excursion. Extend to 4 days for nearby Mount Rigi or boat trips on Lake Lucerne.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 130-170/day ($143-$187). Mid-range: CHF 170-300/day ($187-$330). Lucerne Card (CHF 45-95, $49-$104) offers free public transport and museum entry.
Where to Stay
Budget: Backpackers Luzern (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Hotel Astoria (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: The Hotel Lucerne (CHF 350+/night, $385+).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Altitude sickness possible on Pilatus (2,128m). Weather changes rapidly in mountains.
Local / Hidden Gems
Glacier Garden with potholes and mirror maze. Richard Wagner Museum at Tribschen. Hammetschwand Lift on Bürgenstock, Europe's highest outdoor elevator.
Zurich — Modern Metropolis
Feel the pulse of Switzerland's cultural capital as you stroll along elegant Bahnhofstrasse. In Zurich, medieval charm blends with contemporary sophistication. Take a dip in crystal-clear Lake Zurich and explore Niederdorf's narrow alleys where street musicians create a vibrant soundtrack.
Highlights & Experiences
- Bahnhofstrasse, one of world's most exclusive shopping streets
- Swimming in Lake Zurich and Limmat River at public baths
- Kunsthaus Zurich, art museum with masterpieces from medieval to modern
Don't Miss
- Grossmünster church with twin towers and panoramic city views
- Niederdorf district with medieval streets and lively nightlife
- Uetliberg mountain for hiking and panoramic views of city and Alps
Practical Information
How to Get There
Zurich Airport (ZRH) is the main international gateway. Direct trains to city center (10 minutes, CHF 6.80, $7.50). Excellent train connections to all major Swiss cities.
Best Time to Visit
May to September for warm weather and outdoor activities. December for Christmas markets. Year-round cultural events and museums. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer tourists.
Duration Recommendation
2-3 days to explore the city and its surroundings. Extend to 4-5 days for day trips to Rhine Falls or nearby towns.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 120-160/day ($132-$176). Mid-range: CHF 160-300/day ($176-$330). Zurich Card (CHF 24-54, $26-$59) offers free public transport and museum entry.
Where to Stay
Budget: Zurich Youth Hostel (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Hotel Helvetia (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: Baur au Lac (CHF 600+/night, $660+).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Tap water is safe to drink. City is very safe with low crime rates.
Local / Hidden Gems
Fraumünster church with Marc Chagall stained glass windows. Cabaret Voltaire, birthplace of Dada movement. Chinese Garden for peaceful escape.
Bern — UNESCO Capital Charm
Step back in time in Bern's UNESCO-listed Old Town, where medieval arcades protect you from rain or sun. The Zytglogge's astronomical clock echoes through cobblestone streets lined with sandstone buildings and decorative fountains that tell stories of the city's past.
Highlights & Experiences
- UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town with 6km of covered arcades
- Zytglogge, medieval clock tower with astronomical clock and moving figures
- Bear Park, home to Bern's symbolic animals in natural habitat
Don't Miss
- Rosengarten for panoramic views of Old Town and Alps
- Einstein Museum and Einstein House where physicist developed theory of relativity
- Paul Klee Center showcasing works of famous Swiss painter
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Bern (BRN). Train connections from Zurich (1 hour, CHF 30-40, $33-$44) and Geneva (1.5 hours, CHF 40-50, $44-$55). Bern's compact Old Town is best explored on foot.
Best Time to Visit
May to September for warm weather and outdoor dining. December for Christmas markets. Less crowded in spring and autumn. Summer offers open-air events and festivals.
Duration Recommendation
1-2 days to explore the city and its attractions. Extend to 3 days for day trips to nearby Emmental or Gurten mountain.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 110-150/day ($121-$165). Mid-range: CHF 150-250/day ($165-$275). Bern Ticket (free with hotel stay) offers free public transport and discounts.
Where to Stay
Budget: Backpackers Villa Sonnenhof (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Hotel Bern (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: Bellevue Palace (CHF 400+/night, $440+).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Tap water is safe to drink. City is very safe with low crime rates.
Local / Hidden Gems
Untertorbrücke, oldest bridge in Bern. Marzili public baths on Aare River. Einstein's favorite café, Kaffee Klatsch.
Lake Lugano & Ticino — Mediterranean Switzerland
Feel warm Mediterranean sun on your skin along palm-fringed promenades, where oleander blossoms scent the air. In Ticino, Switzerland's Italian-speaking region, life slows to a relaxed pace. Savor creamy risotto at a lakeside grotto as the sun sets behind surrounding mountains.
Highlights & Experiences
- Lake Lugano boat cruise with views of surrounding mountains and villages
- Monte San Salvatore and Monte Brè for panoramic views of lake region
- Grotto dining experience in traditional Ticinese restaurants
Don't Miss
- Gandria, charming fishing village with narrow streets and colorful houses
- Hermes Villa in Morcote with stunning gardens and architecture
- Swissminiature in Melide, miniature park with Swiss landmarks
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Lugano (LUG). Train connections from Milan (1 hour, CHF 20-30, $22-$33) and Zurich (3 hours, CHF 70-90, $77-$99). Regional buses connect smaller towns around the lake.
Best Time to Visit
April to October for warm weather and lake activities. July and August for festivals. Less crowded in spring and autumn. Winter is mild but some attractions close.
Duration Recommendation
2-3 days to explore Lugano and surrounding villages. Extend to 4-5 days for day trips to Lake Maggiore or Bellinzona castles.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 110-150/day ($121-$165). Mid-range: CHF 150-280/day ($165-$308). Ticino Ticket (free with hotel stay) offers free public transport and discounts.
Where to Stay
Budget: Youth Hostel Lugano (CHF 50-80/night, $55-$88). Mid-range: Hotel Lugano Dante Center (CHF 150-250/night, $165-$275). Luxury: Villa Principe Leopoldo (CHF 400+/night, $440+).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Tick protection recommended for hiking in forests and mountains.
Local / Hidden Gems
Alpe Breggia natural park with hiking trails and waterfalls. Parco Ciani in Lugano for lakeside relaxation. Santa Maria degli Angeli church with frescoes by Bernardino Luini.
St. Moritz & Engadin Valley — Alpine Luxury
Feel crisp champagne air as polo ponies thunder across frozen Lake St. Moritz. In the Engadin Valley, luxury and natural beauty combine. Glide down world-class ski runs with sparkling snow around you, then warm up with hot chocolate at a mountain restaurant with panoramic views.
Highlights & Experiences
- Winter sports on world-class slopes and frozen lake activities
- Glacier Express train journey through stunning alpine landscapes
- Lake cruises on Engadin's pristine mountain lakes
Don't Miss
- Muiratsch viewing platform for panoramic valley views
- Segantini Museum showcasing works of alpine painter Giovanni Segantini
- Piz Corvatsch and Diavolezza for glacier experiences and high-altitude hiking
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airport: Zurich (ZRH), then scenic 3-hour train journey to St. Moritz (CHF 80-120, $88-$132). Glacier Express connects to Zermatt and Chur. Regional buses serve valley villages.
Best Time to Visit
December to April for skiing and winter sports. June to September for hiking and lake activities. February for Snow Polo and White Turf horse racing on frozen lake.
Duration Recommendation
3-4 days to explore St. Moritz and the Engadin Valley. Extend to 5-7 days for comprehensive exploration of valley villages and mountain excursions.
Cost Tips
Budget: CHF 180-220/day ($198-$242). Mid-range: CHF 220-400/day ($242-$440). Luxury: CHF 400+/day ($440+). Engadin Card offers discounts on cable cars and attractions.
Where to Stay
Budget: Youth Hostel St. Moritz (CHF 60-100/night, $66-$110). Mid-range: Hotel Hauser (CHF 200-350/night, $220-$385). Luxury: Badrutt's Palace Hotel (CHF 700+/night, $770+).
Safety & Health
Altitude sickness possible (1,856m). No special vaccinations required. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Mountain weather changes rapidly; check conditions before activities.
Local / Hidden Gems
Val Roseg for pristine valley hiking. Guarda village with traditional Engadin houses. Lake Sils, largest natural lake in Engadin with Nietzsche Path.
Rhine Falls — Nature's Powerhouse
Feel thunderous vibration as you stand before Europe's largest waterfall, where 600,000 liters of water cascade over a 150-meter-wide cliff. Mist creates rainbows dancing in sunlight, while the roar connects you to nature's raw power. Take a boat tour to the rock in the middle of the falls.
Highlights & Experiences
- Boat tour to the rock in the middle of the falls
Laufen Castle overlooking the falls with historical exhibitions
Evening illuminations creating magical spectacle
Don't Miss
- Viewing platforms on both sides of the falls for different perspectives
- Adventure park with zip lines over the falls
- Schloss Laufen with medieval architecture and panoramic views
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airports: Zurich (ZRH) or Basel (BSL). Train to Neuhausen am Rheinfall station (40 mins from Zurich, CHF 15-25, $16-$27). From station, 15-minute walk or bus to falls.
Best Time to Visit
May to September for full water flow and boat access. December illumination for winter spectacle. Spring offers highest water volume from snowmelt.
Duration Recommendation
Half-day to full-day excursion, including boat tour and castle visit. Combine with nearby Schaffhausen town for full day experience.
Cost Tips
Entry: CHF 5-10 ($5.50-$11). Boat tour: CHF 20-30 ($22-$33). Castle entry: CHF 10-15 ($11-$16). Combined tickets available (CHF 35-45, $38-$49).
Where to Stay
Stay in nearby Schaffhausen or Zurich for more options. Hotel Rheinfall for proximity (CHF 120-200/night, $132-$220). Budget options in Neuhausen (CHF 80-120/night, $88-$132).
Safety & Health
No special health precautions. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Wear waterproof clothing near falls. Paths can be slippery; wear appropriate footwear.
Local / Hidden Gems
Schaffhausen Old Town with medieval architecture and Munot fortress. Wörth Castle island in the Rhine. Rhine Falls Panorama Bridge for unique perspective.
Swiss National Park — Pristine Wilderness
Step into a world where nature reigns supreme in Switzerland's only national park. Breathe air so pure it feels like a tonic as you hike through alpine meadows where only rustling grass and distant eagle calls break the silence. Rediscover a connection to nature that modern life has forgotten.
Highlights & Experiences
- 80+ km of hiking trails through untouched alpine wilderness
- Wildlife spotting opportunities including ibex, chamois, and golden eagles
- Alpine flora with over 650 plant species in their natural habitat
Don't Miss
- Macun Lakes circular hike with stunning high-altitude lakes
- Val Müstair biosphere with cultural landscape and Benedictine monastery
- National Park Center in Zernez with interactive exhibits
Practical Information
How to Get There
Nearest airports: Zurich (ZRH) or Innsbruck (Austria). Train to Zernez (3 hours from Zurich, CHF 60-80, $66-$88), then bus to park entrances. Private car access limited to certain areas.
Best Time to Visit
June to September when trails are open and accessible. July and August for wildflowers. Winter offers snowshoeing in limited areas. Park closed to hiking November-May.
Duration Recommendation
1-2 days for short hikes; 3-5 days for multi-day treks through the park. Extend to 7 days for comprehensive exploration including Val Müstair.
Cost Tips
Entry: Free. Camping: CHF 10-15/night ($11-$16). Guided tours: CHF 20-40 ($22-$44). Bring your own food and water as facilities are limited.
Where to Stay
Budget: Camping in designated areas (CHF 10-15/night, $11-$16). Mid-range: Hotel National Park in Zernez (CHF 120-200/night, $132-$220). Luxury: Hotel Parc Naziunal in Scuol (CHF 250+/night, $275+).
Safety & Health
Altitude sickness possible (1,400-3,200m). No special vaccinations required. EU citizens need ID, others may need visa. Proper hiking gear essential; weather changes rapidly.
Local / Hidden Gems
Ofen Pass with panoramic views and Roman history. Chamanna Cluozza mountain hut for overnight stays. Alp Laret for marmot watching opportunities.
Suggested Travel Itineraries
Plan your perfect Swiss adventure with our recommended itineraries
Day 1: Zurich & Lucerne
Arrive in Zurich, explore the old town and Lake Zurich. Take an afternoon train to Lucerne (1 hour). Evening walk across Chapel Bridge and dinner in the old town.
Day 2: Mount Pilatus
Full day excursion to Mount Pilatus. Take the world's steepest cogwheel railway up, enjoy panoramic views, and return via cable car and boat.
Day 3: Interlaken & Jungfrau
Train to Interlaken (2 hours). Visit Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe. Return to Interlaken for the night.
Day 4: Bern
Train to Bern (1 hour). Explore the UNESCO-listed old town, visit Bear Park, and enjoy Swiss cuisine at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Geneva & Departure
Train to Geneva (2 hours). Visit the Jet d'Eau and Old Town. Depart from Geneva airport.
Day 1: Zurich
Arrive in Zurich, explore the old town, Bahnhofstrasse, and Lake Zurich. Overnight in Zurich.
Day 2: Lucerne & Mount Pilatus
Train to Lucerne (1 hour). Explore the city and take an excursion to Mount Pilatus. Overnight in Lucerne.
Day 3: Interlaken & Jungfrau
Train to Interlaken (2 hours). Visit Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe. Overnight in Interlaken.
Day 4: Bern
Train to Bern (1 hour). Explore the UNESCO-listed old town, visit Bear Park, and enjoy Swiss cuisine. Overnight in Bern.
Day 5: Montreux & Chillon Castle
Train to Montreux (2 hours). Visit Chillon Castle and stroll along Lake Geneva. Overnight in Montreux.
Day 6: Zermatt & Matterhorn
Train to Zermatt (2.5 hours). Explore the car-free village and enjoy views of the Matterhorn. Overnight in Zermatt.
Day 7: Return to Zurich
Scenic train journey back to Zurich (3.5 hours). Depart from Zurich airport.
Day 1: Appenzell
Arrive in Zurich, take a train to Appenzell (2 hours). Explore this traditional Swiss village with painted houses and cheese-making traditions.
Day 2: Liechtenstein
Day trip to Vaduz, Liechtenstein (1 hour by bus). Visit the castle and explore this tiny principality. Return to Appenzell.
Day 3: Swiss National Park
Train to Zernez (3 hours). Explore Switzerland's only national park with its pristine wilderness and hiking trails.
Day 4: Engadin Valley
Train to St. Moritz (2 hours). Explore the Engadin Valley with its pristine lakes and charming villages.
Day 5: Bellinzona
Train to Bellinzona (3 hours). Visit the three medieval castles, UNESCO World Heritage sites. Overnight in Bellinzona.
Day 6: Locarno
Short train ride to Locarno. Visit the Madonna del Sasso sanctuary and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere.
Day 7: Return to Zurich
Scenic train journey back to Zurich (3 hours). Depart from Zurich airport.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about traveling in Switzerland
Yes, Switzerland is one of the safest countries for solo travelers. The crime rate is very low, and public transportation is efficient and reliable. However, always take standard precautions like keeping your valuables secure and being aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded tourist areas.
Pack layers as weather can change quickly, especially in mountainous regions. Include waterproof clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a warm jacket even in summer, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a power adapter (Type J). If visiting in winter, bring thermal wear, gloves, and a hat. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes!
No special vaccinations are required to enter Switzerland. However, it's always wise to be up-to-date on routine vaccinations. If you're traveling from a country with a risk of yellow fever, you may need to show proof of vaccination. Tick protection is recommended if you plan to hike in forested areas during spring and summer.
Switzerland is part of the Schengen Area. EU/EEA citizens can enter with a valid ID card. Citizens from many countries including the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Check the official Swiss government website for the most current visa requirements based on your nationality.
Switzerland has an excellent public transportation system. Trains are efficient, punctual, and connect most destinations. Consider purchasing a Swiss Travel Pass for unlimited travel on trains, buses, and boats, plus discounts on mountain railways. For more flexibility, renting a car is an option, but be aware that parking can be expensive and challenging in cities.
Switzerland is one of Europe's more expensive destinations. Budget travelers can manage with CHF 100-150 per day staying in hostels and eating at supermarkets. Mid-range travelers should budget CHF 200-300 per day for hotels and restaurants. Luxury travelers can expect to spend CHF 350+ per day. The Swiss Travel Pass (CHF 232-396 for 3-8 days) can help save on transportation costs.
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