Showing posts with label swiss trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swiss trip. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Paris by Train | Paris by Train
Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Paris by Train | Paris by Train: "A�roport Charles de Gaulle 1” station two minutes later, and then reaches Gare du Nord in Paris"
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Friday, May 21, 2010
seat reservation info
How to purchase railway seat reservations
You can book most 1st and 2nd class seats online, along with your rail pass or as a separate order.
- If you have a rail pass, you can order seperate seat reservations:Order your seat reservations here:
Please select your country of residence.- USA free shipping (3 working days)
Shipping on orders less than $ 349: $ 18.00
Overnight shipping: $ 36.00 - Australia
Shipping AUD 6.00
Express delivery AUD 14.00 - Canada
Shipping CAD 15.00
- USA free shipping (3 working days)
- If you do not have a rail pass, you need to order a ticket for the journey with a seat reservation included:Order your European train tickets here:
Please select your country of residence.- USA free shipping (3 working days)
Shipping on orders less than $ 349: $ 18.00
Overnight shipping: $ 36.00 - Australia
Shipping AUD 6.00, booking fee AUD 6.00 per pass
Express delivery AUD 14.00 - Canada
Shipping CAD 15.00
- USA free shipping (3 working days)
- Reservations for dining cars and 1st and 2nd class seats can be purchased at most manned railway station in Switzerland as well.
Other ways to arrange for seat reservations
- For seats in trains of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB): call Rail Service from Switzerland: 0900 300 300;
- Glacier Express;
- Bernina Express;
- William Tell Express: please request for seats via info@lakelucerne.ch;
- Dining car in the Glacier Express;
- Dining car in the trains between Chur and St. Moritz/Tirano;
- For seats in trains of the Jungfrau Railways: send an e-mail in German or English to info@jungfrau.ch or call +41 (0)33 828 72 33;
- For seats in dining cars of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB): send an e-mail in German or English to sales@elvetino.ch or call Rail Service from Switzerland: 0900 300 300. More information: Elvetino;
- Golden Pass and Chocolate Train.
Monday, May 17, 2010
swiss trip
http://www.swisstoursindia.com/
For further details & bookings, kindly mail us at contact@swisstoursonline.com or call us at (022) 67439990 / 67137240 Extn. 50/ 70/ 73 / 74
Bangalore
No. 17, Parkview
Curve Road, Tasker Town
Bangalore -560 051
Tel. 080-41132172
Fax. 080 25320079
Email: swisstoursblr@gmail.com
Email: contactus.blr@swiss.com
Q. can we book Mt titlis, pitlis, zungfro with you?
Q. can we reserv glasier train ticket with you?
For further details & bookings, kindly mail us at contact@swisstoursonline.com or call us at (022) 67439990 / 67137240 Extn. 50/ 70/ 73 / 74
Bangalore
No. 17, Parkview
Curve Road, Tasker Town
Bangalore -560 051
Tel. 080-41132172
Fax. 080 25320079
Email: swisstoursblr@gmail.com
Email: contactus.blr@swiss.com
Q. can we book Mt titlis, pitlis, zungfro with you?
Q. can we reserv glasier train ticket with you?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
swiss trip imp info
http://www.raileurope.co.in/
Why peak at one?
A Swiss Pass will let you travel on scenic rails all over Switzerland, including the Glacier Express with nothing more than a reservation. So think carefully. Is one day trip enough, or is it just the icing on the glacier?
Swiss Pass
Neeraj : not sure if we really need to buy "Glacier Express" if we have swiss pass. i think it free. we must find out this option.
Hi Sherill,
Check this website for Glacier Express and Swiss Pass info:
www.swisstravelsystem.ch/Glacier_Express.31.0.html?&L=2
www.swisstravelsystem.ch/Tickets.16.0.html?&L=2
We went from St. Moritz to Zermatt on the Glacier Express. While
I don't know what 1st class was like, we were quite comfortable
in 2nd class.... except for the loooong trip. It was closer to 9
hours. We did have reservations for the GE trip. We used an 8
day Swiss Pass (2nd class) and were completely satisfied with
our choice on all the trains we used.
Paul
Read more: http://www.frommers.com/community/forum.cfm/europe/switzerland/traveling-glacier-express-using-swiss-pass#ixzz0ni9XoAH2
good site to compare swiss pass / swiss card / ticket
http://www.switzerlandguide.com/transportation-swiss-pass-or-swiss-card.htm
http://www.switzerlandguide.com/tours-rail-glacier-express.htm
Try to find what is golden pass train from from Lucerne to Interlaken Ost by Golden Pass Panoramic train.
reserve your seat at the same time when you buy your Swiss Card or reserve your seat through the site of goldenpass.ch
Why peak at one?
A Swiss Pass will let you travel on scenic rails all over Switzerland, including the Glacier Express with nothing more than a reservation. So think carefully. Is one day trip enough, or is it just the icing on the glacier?
Swiss Pass
Neeraj : not sure if we really need to buy "Glacier Express" if we have swiss pass. i think it free. we must find out this option.
Hi Sherill,
Check this website for Glacier Express and Swiss Pass info:
www.swisstravelsystem.ch/Glacier_Express.31.0.html?&L=2
www.swisstravelsystem.ch/Tickets.16.0.html?&L=2
We went from St. Moritz to Zermatt on the Glacier Express. While
I don't know what 1st class was like, we were quite comfortable
in 2nd class.... except for the loooong trip. It was closer to 9
hours. We did have reservations for the GE trip. We used an 8
day Swiss Pass (2nd class) and were completely satisfied with
our choice on all the trains we used.
Paul
Read more: http://www.frommers.com/community/forum.cfm/europe/switzerland/traveling-glacier-express-using-swiss-pass#ixzz0ni9XoAH2
good site to compare swiss pass / swiss card / ticket
http://www.switzerlandguide.com/transportation-swiss-pass-or-swiss-card.htm
http://www.switzerlandguide.com/tours-rail-glacier-express.htm
Try to find what is golden pass train from from Lucerne to Interlaken Ost by Golden Pass Panoramic train.
reserve your seat at the same time when you buy your Swiss Card or reserve your seat through the site of goldenpass.ch
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