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Winter honeymoon in switzerland

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Is it the right choice to visit Switzerland for honeymoon in the winters (Nov-Dec)?
15 years ago, August 18th 2008 No: 1 Msg: #45820  
Hi....I hail from India and have beautiful scenaries of switzerland set in my eyes...thanks to our indian film industry for shooting the most mezmerising locales and presenting them before us!!

Well...the purpose of writing this is to seek suggestion from people belonging to Switzerland or from people who have been to Switzerland for their honeymoon......needless to say that i am also planning for a honeymoon in Switzerland but have loads of concerns regarding the season.

Im planning for my honeymoon in the last week of November this year. The main purpose obviously is to enjoy the beauty of the mountains and the plains amidst the cosy comfort of the real Swiss culture. I just wanna know if the month of November - December is ideal for a honeymoon in Swiss or not?? Or will it be all covered with snow that we mite not be able to step out of your rooms??? Is the entertainment zone (jungfrao) open during the period?

Please gimme a real picture of Switzerland in the Nov-Dec months....i love mountains so switzerland is my priority....also which are the places to visit since i will stay there for around 5 nights. I m expecting special comments from people who have been to their honeymoon in swiss during the winters....please enlighten me....hope Im making a right choice?? Reply to this

15 years ago, August 22nd 2008 No: 2 Msg: #46422  
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Hi,
I'm Swiss, so I know little bit about it. November and December are normally months were there is not a lot of snow at all, it is more in January and February. Jungfraujoch should be open all year round.

Where are you staying in Switzerland, maybe then I can help little bit more.

A must: Lucerne, Matterhorn, Jungfraujoch, Saentis, Zurich....and many more....its a lovely country. :-)

Sandra
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15 years ago, August 23rd 2008 No: 3 Msg: #46469  
Hi sandra!

Thanks for your reply. I plan to stay in Switzerland for around 5 nights....the purpose is honeymoon....so you suggest which places i should visit....Lucern is however a place i would want to stay...apart from Lucern where should i Plan?

Payel Reply to this

15 years ago, August 26th 2008 No: 4 Msg: #46840  
Some of my friends spent also their honeymoon in Swiss Alps and was very satisfied with their holiday 😊
Congratulations! Reply to this

15 years ago, August 26th 2008 No: 5 Msg: #46855  
N Posts: 17
Hello,
like I said, Lucerne is a must, Matterhorn, Jungfraujoch, Interlaken, Zurich and the Saentis (Mountain) which is near Lucerne.

also check out the offical Swiss tourism site:

http://www.myswitzerland.com/en.cfm/destinations/top_attractions

My favourite places are Lucerne, Zermatt with Matterhorn, Interlaken, Zurich and the Geneva area. But there are so many other places...which are just beautiful.

hope that helped.
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14 years ago, April 26th 2009 No: 6 Msg: #71048  
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14 years ago, August 14th 2009 No: 7 Msg: #83145  
Hey payels... how was ur honeymoon ??? Reply to this

14 years ago, October 4th 2009 No: 8 Msg: #88306  
N Posts: 2
Hi,

I am planning for our 1st honeymoon . Its gonna be 4nights-5days starting around December 1st. After a lot of googling, I found Lucerne as a good destination. Now, I have some questions..

1) As, I have only searched on internet but i want to get inputs from some of the people that have actually been to lucerne....Is it a good honeymoon destination?

2) Is it snowy in early december?

3)What kind of clothes should i carry along?

4) Are there some veg Indian restaurants in Lucerne?

5) We are planning for a quite honeymoon only at Lucerne, so should i follow up some travel agency in India or its easy to book hotels and rail tickets online? Actually we came to know that these travel agency people take people in bulk and have their own timetables. So, we didn't want all this on our honeymoon. We have a budget of 40k to 50k INR (around 1100 CHF) for hotel stay.

6) I dunno how much the meals cost there. If somebody could give me an idea?

7) I came to know that there is a train journey from Zurich to Lucerne. If i travel in 1st class. How much the round trip costs me? (Is it around 10k INR?)

8) Also i saw on raileurope.com that there is a connecting train in Zurich-Lucerne journey...and the time difference is 8 mins. Is it easy to catch the connecting train within such short time span??

I know these are lots of questions. But I will be very thankful if somebody answers them.
Thanks in Advance. Reply to this

14 years ago, October 4th 2009 No: 9 Msg: #88307  
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Also, I would like to add on that we were interested in snow and we were considering Arosa but I searched on internet that there are'nt any good veg indian restraunts in Arosa and thats the soul reason that we dropped the idea. But if there are any then please guide me as snow and veg indian food would be the highest priority. Thanks Reply to this

14 years ago, October 5th 2009 No: 10 Msg: #88372  
Hello Anash 😊

There are vegetarian options in other restaruants besides Indian ones in Europe. Do you like Italian food? If you go to Italian restaurants you should find vegetarian options on the menu.

I am also a vegetarian and have no problem in most restaurants with getting good vegetarian options. I would avoid some of the more traditional restaruants in some countries such as Switzerland. They do have vegetarian options usually, but not very good ones.

Mel Reply to this

14 years ago, February 1st 2010 No: 11 Msg: #102038  
Can't give you honeymoon suggestions however my wife and I just spent out 50th wedding anniversary in Switzerland and it was fabulous. Ride the trains, play in the snow, take in the many mountains, eat some great food and enjoy a warm fire at the hotel. You may have the whole place to yourselves. Reply to this

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