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Switzerland Without A Car: A Guide To Exploring The Country By Public
Transport
This thoroughly updated edition of Bradt's guide to Switzerland offers a unique perspective on getting the most from this mountainous country travelling only by public transport - a timely release with the Gotthard Base Tunnel transforming north-south train services Switzerland boasts the world's finest public transport network and the Swiss Travel System is a revelation The comfort efficiency and frequency of train bus boat and cable car services explain why so many Swiss don't own cars Visitors cannot reach many of the finest Swiss sights by road and there are over a dozen car-free resorts for experiencing the peace and clean air of the mountains For walkers and cyclists there are superbly managed networks of paths - almost 64000 kilometres of footpaths and many surprisingly unhilly
cycle paths beside lakes and rivers Bradt's Switzerland is unique No other guide book is devoted to Swiss public transport which is the easiest most enjoyable and responsible way to travel The guide offers depth and breadth of coverage encompassing culture architecture landscapes walking and cycling and fascinating facts for railway enthusiasts! There's a host of tips for reducing costs in a country known for being expensive while a new section on food and wine includes a list of top restaurants Switzerland has some of the world's most beautiful landscapes; though mountains and lakes cover most of the country's regions each offers something quite different - and the four official languages add colour and variety Switzerland's cities are among the world's most beautiful - and safest Its
capital Bern is a World Heritage Site with 6 kilometres of covered arcades where even jaded shoppers will be enthralled by hundreds of independent shops Luzern's lakeside setting is unrivalled with mountains in every direction and the floodlit city walls providing a breath-taking backdrop to the historic centre Lausanne and Geneva overlook Lac Leman and Basel is enhanced by a broad sweep of the Rhine With Bradt's Switzerland a guide to exploring the country by public transport you can enjoy all the qualities that help ensure Switzerland and its cities are consistently ranked as the most liveable in the world
cycle paths beside lakes and rivers Bradt's Switzerland is unique No other guide book is devoted to Swiss public transport which is the easiest most enjoyable and responsible way to travel The guide offers depth and breadth of coverage encompassing culture architecture landscapes walking and cycling and fascinating facts for railway enthusiasts! There's a host of tips for reducing costs in a country known for being expensive while a new section on food and wine includes a list of top restaurants Switzerland has some of the world's most beautiful landscapes; though mountains and lakes cover most of the country's regions each offers something quite different - and the four official languages add colour and variety Switzerland's cities are among the world's most beautiful - and safest Its
capital Bern is a World Heritage Site with 6 kilometres of covered arcades where even jaded shoppers will be enthralled by hundreds of independent shops Luzern's lakeside setting is unrivalled with mountains in every direction and the floodlit city walls providing a breath-taking backdrop to the historic centre Lausanne and Geneva overlook Lac Leman and Basel is enhanced by a broad sweep of the Rhine With Bradt's Switzerland a guide to exploring the country by public transport you can enjoy all the qualities that help ensure Switzerland and its cities are consistently ranked as the most liveable in the world
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