If this is your first time traveling to Switzerland! You should know this.

#Travel Guide Switzerland Travel Guide #European Travel #Switzerland Travel 1. Calculate your travel expenses in advance! Switzerland is quite expensive even within Europe. Food, transportation, and accommodation are all expensive, so plan your budget thoroughly. You can save on food costs by using supermarkets (Migros, Coop). 2. Actively use the Swiss Pass. Unlimited use of trains, buses, and cruises. Discounts or free admission to most museums and tourist attractions. Choose a pass type based on your schedule (3 days, 4 days, 8 days, etc.). 3. Be aware of weather changes. Four seasons can occur in a single day, so layering is essential. Temperatures in mountainous areas drop sharply, so bring warm clothes. 4. Punctuation is essential. Trains, buses, and other transportation depart exactly by the minute. It is a culture of strictly adhering to reservation times, and being late is disadvantageous. 5. Local prices can be paid by card. Credit cards are accepted at most stores. However, cash may be required for restroom use or small payments (some Swiss francs or euros are accepted). 6. Enjoy nature ‘as is’. Illegal littering is strictly prohibited, and there is a fine. When trekking, use designated Only travel by road, a country sensitive to nature conservation 8. Accommodation must be booked in advance Especially during peak season (June to September, year-end and New Year's holidays), it sells out quickly Reservations for accommodations with good views or popular areas are recommended a few months in advance