When would be the best time to visit switzerland? specifically the Geneva area? Where is the best place to stay and way to get there? What are some things that should definately be done while there? A...
we are visiting zurich, interlaken , mt titlis, jungfrua in mid sept . i have 19th mnth child. what wud be the weather like ? is baby food / milk easily ...
I am planning on a trip to Switzerland and was wondering will it be safe for a black american girl to travel there? Is it much racism in Switzerland?...
or luzerne or in between and then from these cities explore switzerland, as i think by train nothing is too far. Can one suggest me good well connected town,less crowded which is sort of central. I ...
Is the LG prada sold in any stores in Switzerland. I don't live there but my dad is there for business and he wants to buy it for me but says he hasn't seen it. Has it been released in S...
I know it would be nice to do both, but we only have one full day in Zermatt this summer (early July). This is assuming we have good weather (if not, we probably won't do either), and we are ...
yea its probably going to be a little but colder than you are used to
Soda Popinski
The weather will be different than what you're used to in Singapore, but in September it usually stays warm. The weather can be capricious in September so rain and wind should be planned for, although they may not occur.
Of course that depends where you go. Switzerland's altitude ranges from ~200m to ~4600m above sea level, so the weather and temperature will vary depending where you go! If you stick to the plains of the Swiss plateau (between the Jura and the Alps), then the information above is what you can rely on. If you're going into the mountains, expect colder weather in the evenings, so just pack something warm to put on if you get chilly.
People often have that misconception that Switzerland is a cold, icy country, but it really isn't! :)
frida
it depends on where you're going....there are very mountains where yeah it's quite cold anyway there will be like 28C so it wont be cold at all
tanyadeleeuw
Lucky you!
Its late summer but should be ok, although could get chilly at higher elevations in mountainous regions. Take a bit of everything: shorts and tshirts, fleece everything, raingear ...
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