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Interlaken & Green Train of Swiss Alps: Day Trip from Milan
Enjoy views of the Swiss Alps and explore Interlaken's charm
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Start time: 07:15
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Duration: 13h
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 50
Meeting point
Piazza Duca d'Aosta, 20124, Milan- Show your ticket to the driver at the departure point (Piazza Duca D'aosta - Zani Viaggi meeting point) and board the bus
- The tour departs at 7:15 from the Zani Viaggi bus stop at Piazza Duca D'Aosta Square in front of the Central Station.
- To find the bus stop, look for the monument that is shaped like an apple in the middle of the square. Cross the square, leaving the Central Station and the apple monument behind you, in the direction of the Generali Palace
- The bus stop is situated right between Piazza Duca d'Aosta Square and the Generali Palace
Depart from Milan and embark on the "Green Train of the Alps" adventure to Domodossola, the last Italian town before Switzerland.
Enjoy stunning views of the Swiss Alps on the train journey, followed by a delightful cruise on Lake Thun to Interlaken. Explore the charming town and take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque lakeshore.
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