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I agree with your opinion about the Swiss railway system - it's very reliable, though not very cheap. A special Swiss rail pass is available. Here is a link for its price: http://www.myswissalps.com/swissrailpassprices.asp?lang=EN#swisspass
Here is an itinerary for you:
First day: By train to Grindelwald, the glacier village. The famous Eiger northface is virtually above you. Breathtaking!
Second day: By train to Wengen and via Kleine Scheidegg to the top of Europe: Jungfraujoch! Definitely something you'll never forget, although expensive.
Third day: By train and cablecar to MĂĽrren, then on to Schilthorn/Piz Gloria. Marvelous circular view onto dozens of snow capped mountains. A James Bond movie has been taken up there! (www.schilthorn.ch).
Fourth day: Round trip over three passes with postal coach from Meiringen, easy to reach from Interlaken. One of the higlights Switzerland has to offer! (http://www.myswitzerland.com/de/offer-Activities_Excursions-Public%20Transport-17295.html). Sorry, their website seems to come only in German. The trip depends on road conditions (winter ban lifted?).
Fifth day: Schynige Platte, Aare-Schlucht (Gorge), Harder, or, or, or... There are millions of ideas to be fullfilled if staying in Interlaken.
Sixht day, if you're tired of all that beauty ;-): Take the boat to Thun, an old Zähringer town with a castle, then the train to Berne, the capital of Switzerland for some shopping. Look out for the local specialty, the "Läbchueche", say hellow to the bears, and, and, and...
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