Switzerland 5

By busEurolines in Switzerland has joined the network of routes.As a result of the war in Bosnia in 1990'ies there are several bus companies serving the Bosnian diaspora, which is a cheap and clean in the Balkans to offer. Turistik Prošić ranges from several destinations in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Switzerland.

By car 

Common tourist destinations in Switzerland are easily accessible by car, for example from the center of Geneva, eastern France, southern Germany and Zurich. Although Switzerland is now part of the Schengen Convention, is not part of the customs / tariff of the European Union. Therefore, the EU / Swiss border post will focus on smuggling, etc. and control of main roads will remain after 2008.  

Delays are usually short, but cars can be stopped and no reason to be called. Some delay may be caused by long queues at peak times and there are often queues takes hours to use the tunnels under the Alps in Italy, such as Mont Blanc, Gotthard etc. Swiss motorway vignette (40 Swiss francs) can and should be purchased at the border if your car is not valid for the year and is expected for the Swiss motorways which is almost inevitable to use. Keep in mind when choosing vehicles that most cities do not have free parking. 

around 

By planeThe following airlines offer domestic flights in Switzerland:SWITZERLAND (Basel / Mulhouse (Euro Airport Switzerland), Geneva (Geneve-Cointrin Airport), Lugano Airport, Zurich Airport)Darwin Airlines (Berne (Belp Airport), Geneva (Geneve-Cointrin Airport), Lugano Airport)FlyBaboo site (Geneva (Geneve-Cointrin Airport), Lugano Airport)But in almost all cases you're better off with the train.

Public transportThe Swiss will spoil you with fantastic transportation - fast trains, buses clean and punctual eerie half a dozen different types of transport systems in the mountains, integrated into a coherent system. The discount options and variety of tickets can be staggering, half-fare cards for multi-day tickets for buses, boats, trains and even bicycles multi-use. 

 In general, there is at least one train or bus every hour on every route, on many routes trains and buses run every 30 minutes, but as with everything in Switzerland the transit runs less often, or at least for a shorter period the day on Sunday. Authoritative information, routes and schedules are available at, or a desk in a station.

TicketsAlmost no one in Switzerland pays full fare for transit. At least everyone has a half-fare (Demi-tarif/Halbtax) you save 50% on all buses and trains national and gives a discount on local transport systems and private. Press '1 / 2 'button on the ticket machines to give you this card and are willing to deliver to the tenant along with the ticket on the train.