We Spent 11 Days Traveling SWITZERLAND By Train

In today's episode, we'll give you our final and ultimate guide to traveling Switzerland by train, followed by a vlog from our last few days in the country. We're so thankful for how much you guys have appreciated our Switzerland videos and wanted to top it all off with a summary of the trip as a whole. Hopefully, this will be a helpful guide to you as you plan your own travels around this mesmerizing country🇨🇭

Watch the video the whole way through to find out if we enjoyed our trip or not. We hope this will help you in your own planning!

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We are Oskar & Dan, two boys from Sweden who decided to change the course of our lives, drop out of university and live life full-time. We're planning to visit every country in the world before we're 30 with an initial goal of 100 before we turn 25. By the time of posting this video, we're both 24 :)

Switzerland was country #69/197🌍

We began our trip in Zürich and from there went to Liechtenstein via Sargans. We then continued to St. Moritz to catch the Glacier Express to Zermatt. After hiking by the Matterhorn, we continued northward to Interlaken, Thun, and Bern, visiting the beautiful Jungfrau region and the villages of Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, and Mürren. We got the chance to fly in a tiny airplane with a stranger over the alps and see the iconic Jungfraujoch from the sky! We then finished our trip in the gorgeous city of Lucerne, a perfect bookend to a beautiful trip🇨🇭

Thank you for watching!🙏😍

[OskarandDan]

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING OUR SWITZERLAND SERIES!❤️🇨🇭 It's been so fun to share this amazing trip with you guys! 

[iliketohelp]

MUCH LOVE from Switzerland <3

I feel honored how our country is presented.

ah...and youre German and youre Swiss-German is amazing...no joke

[jcmelborai]

Thank you for enjoying Switzerland. Every day wherever I go, I see beauty. I live in the French part, but I take trains easily and visit every place I can whenever I want. Everything is so easy and comfortable and when you know how to do, you can spend a whole day spending just paying your bus or train or boat. You can buy whatever you want or need in COOP or Migros and do a picnic.You find drinkable water every where. Still now, as soon as I wake up, I feel and see the beauty of this country.

[Ver_Cat]

Been binge-watching Young Royals interviews these past few days, and that's how I came across your travel videos. Frankly, I've been enjoying 'going around' Switzerland with you guys. It's nice to see others' perspective because it gets mundane living here.. but after watching your vlogs, it makes me feel blessed for living in this country. New subbie here.. love your energy and style. Can't wait for more travel vlogs!💜

[bellissimo]

Yes, you really should visit the italian speaking part of Switzerland too. There is a train line from Zurich to the city of Lugano which takes only about 2 hours. And Lugano is also situated at a beautiful lake with several very nice mountains to go to, boat trips to take. You can experience a lot of Lugano in one weekend.

[dianeschroeder]

Great footage of Switzerland. It’s such a beautiful country. I’ve been to Lucerne before and, while it was many years ago it was beautiful and clean just like you depicted it❤️👍✈️

[chavem]

I live close to Zürich and this series has made me a fan of this channel already! It's true that you get used to it very quickly, the mountains, the clean water, the quiet trains (which I still find too noisy often...), but this has made me appreciate such things more again. Personally, my favorite destinations here are the Lavaux (even just riding a train through the vineyards with the lake of Geneva in the background is magical), the Lac de Joux (an underrated region in the very west), Appenzell (just a lovely, very traditional and hilly area with cute villages), the Stanserhorn (a PERFECT view, and I've seen many... also the cablecar is really cool here), Brissago/Ascona (colorful villages with close travel times to Verzasca, Verbania in Italy etc.) and finally several villages/valleys in our pride of the mountain – Graubünden (like Davos which I think is *not* overrated with its lovely lake and several peaks surrounding it, Laax with the most beautiful mountain lake of Switzerland (Lake Cauma) and Il Spir that gives you a Grand-Canyon-like view, Zernez with our only National Park as well as Sils Maria from where you can go up the mountain to see three to four decent-sized lakes at the same time)! Obviously, I think that the Lake of Zurich where I live is still the prettiest place ever and I wouldn't want to change locations, so taking a boat ride here is always worth a try (especially during sunsets). <3
P.S. We are soon gonna vote on introducing Marriage For All so wish us luck and the people of Switzerland decency... some really need it

[TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be such a breathtaking place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[nomad]

If you’ll come back to Switzerland you definitely have to come to Ticino 🥰😍 … it’s where most of the Swiss people goes for the weekend and summer holiday! ❤️

[mylamierda]

My ultimate dream place to visit 💕 EVERYTHING IS SO BEAUTIFUL! NATURE AT ITS BEST 🌿

[youreaquickone]

I took a long vacation several years ago and went to Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. In Switzerland we went to Lucerne, Lauterbrunnen, Murren, Gimmelwald (highly recommend), Interlaken, went up to Piz Gloria, etc. My advice to anyone doing this kind of a long trip is go to Switzerland last because you will throw rocks at other countries that are obviously still very beautiful lol. It's so nice to see in the comments that the Swiss are very aware of how beautiful their country is. I don't know that I could ever get used to it. I would be sitting outside having a beer and look up at the Alps and felt shocked each time over and over at how glorious it was. I'm going back this summer and I love all of your suggestions and the comments section with suggestions from locals! The Swiss are very lucky!

[alpanian]

It's amazing how such a tiny country in the middle of Europe has so much to offer. I live here 40 years and am still discovering some hiden gems down some valley I never heard of.

[seantrieb]

Oh man I just moved to the US and seeing this video made me cry. I really miss Switzerland. I miss the days when I was traveling around and not worrying about what else I have to do on my work days. Now currently owning a business in the US and having almost no time to visit home is very hard specially when my brother aswell as my Girlfriend are in Switzerland. Just to everyone let nothing stop you from doing or going wherever you want. Switzerland is an absolut bomb when it comes to beauty but never forget there are 100’000 other places that are beautiful aswell.❤️🌍🇨🇭

[axilleu_s]

Thank you for mentioning Montreux! It's basically a hidden gem of Switzerland and I absolutely love it. I grew up there but recently came back to the US for schooling.

[wehojm]

Great summation of your 11 days in Switzerland. You incorporated a lot of shots I didn't see in the previous vlogs. All of the drone shots were fantastic. Looking forward to your visit to Andorra. In the meantime stay well.

[mackenzieb]

I've been following this channel since day 1. and I am so impressed with how much Oskar has grown in front of the camera! I remember when he was shy! love you guys! keep up the travelling <3333

[marrianne]

Wow just wowwww...Visiting Switzerland next month and I could not thank you enough on how INFORMATIVE and AMAZING your videos are 🙇‍♀️👌🙌

[petermcclung]

So glad you got to enjoy Switzerland, as we did several years ago with a two week train trip all around with a different place nearly every night. Was gorgeous!

[auliakent]

Glad meet your video.
so excited to go switzerland on September before I go to Croatia for my Business Trip.
Can wait to see these incredeble view.

Thanks for your video!

[jdhjimbo]

I enjoyed yourctrek thru Switzerland. Your advice of northern cities first, and then the south is good advice. Geneve, Basel, Bern Zurich and Lucerne are all very nice, but the area around Locarno and Lugano are really wonderful, and sunnier/warmer. My first trip to Switzerland was in the 2nd week of an 8-week trip, and spoiled me for the rest of the trip, as no other country compared! I want to spend 6 months in Lugano as part of my retirement plan. My 21st birthday was on a train from Montreux to Lucerne. Needless to say, in the decades since - no birthday equalled that 21st!