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Switzerland?
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12-01-2008 5:50pm#1MY gf is going there soon for about 5 days, flying into Zurich airport. I don't know too much about the country tbh
. So was wondering if any people here have much experience there and can give me a few quick pointers of the must see/do attractions around Switzerland for first time visitors. Many thanks in advance! 0
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MY gf is going there soon for about 5 days, flying into Zurich airport. I don't know too much about the country tbh. So was wondering if any people here have much experience there and can give me a few quick pointers of the must see/do attractions around Switzerland for first time visitors. Many thanks in advance!
There's a lot to do in the countryside, Zurich itself is quite small. www.zuerich.ch is a good official site for booking excursions, etc., . The public transport is second to none in the world, and you can plan your own trips as easily using the SBB website for trains, etc., . The tourist office in the Hauptbahnhof is great and will book anything for you, and they also have all of the tours and sightseeing (hundreds really) there.
I recommend getting up the mountains on the tours, if not skiing. It's expensive (e.g., Jungfraujoch http://www.splendorsofeurope.com/images/Interlaken%20Jungfraujoch-Top%20of%20Europe.jpg), but incredible incredible scenery in the alps.
People are friendly, but reserved compared to Germans. Also, Swiss-German language is quite a world away from standard German, but everyone speaks english at least as well.
Around ~20% more expensive then Dublin for restaurants, and in clubs you can easily pay €25 for a whiskey and coke.0 -
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