Transport in Switzerland is similar to any other European country. People travel by car, train etc.
Switzerland has the densest railway network in the world. Depending on which statistic you use either the Swiss or the Japanese are the greatest users of trains in the world.
As in all developed countries. Car usage is high and traffic jams occur.
In the cities Public Transport (trams, buses, commuter trains) is very good and cars are discouraged. A larger number of people use bicycles in cities than in other European countries.
There is very little internal air travel because the country is too small.
Finally the Swiss are great hikers. There are public footpaths everywhere, and walking in the Alps is popular.
You do not need any special documents to travel by train in Switzerland. You do need a ticket of course!
Probably June is the best month for traveling to Switzerland.
Yes, both Switzerland and the Netherlands are in the Schengen Area.
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Switzerland is generally North-east from Italy. But Switzerland borders on Italy, so there are some areas in northern Italy where you can go north-west to get to Switzerland.
you can fly there by going on Swiss international airline
In Ibach, Switzerland.
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Whether you require a visa to travel to Switzerland depends on your nationality. Citizens of EU and other Schengen countries can travel to Switzerland with no restrictions. Citizens of many other countries automatically get a 90 day entrance when they arrive. Other citizens need a visa, which is normally granted for 90 days.
France, Switzerland, Italy.