Switzerland 10 day itinerary with kids
Switzerland 10 day itinerary with kids

JOLLY GOOD TRAVEL Ā· DIGITAL GUIDE

We spent 80 hours planning our trips to Switzerland with our kids so you don't have to

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This is the complete planning guide for families taking their kids to Switzerland, built from five trips, three children, and every mistake we made along the way so that you can skip straight to the good part.

Ultimate Switzerland Guide
Sale Price: $49.00 Original Price: $79.00

Planning a trip to Switzerland can feel overwhelming, so we created the guide we wish we had before our first visit. This 40+ page digital guide is packed with our exact itineraries, family-friendly recommendations, activities by age, favorite restaurants, transportation tips, and everything we've learned after exploring Switzerland with our kids. Whether it's your first trip or your fifth, you'll save hours of research and feel confident knowing exactly where to go, what to do, and how to make the most of your time. Consider it your family's go-to resource for planning an unforgettable Switzerland adventure.

WHY THIS EXISTS

Switzerland is the easiest country in Europe to travel with kids and the hardest one to plan

Every blog tells you to go to Lauterbrunnen, and almost none of them tell you whether the hike down from MƤnnlichen works with a four-year-old, which village you should actually sleep in, whether the playground at the top has a bathroom, or what you do on the third rainy morning in a row. We answered all of that for ourselves the slow way, and then we wrote it down.

THE PART NOBODY ELSE GIVES YOU

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Places pinned, with our notes on each one

Every hotel, restaurant, playground, trailhead, hike, viewpoint and swimming spot in this guide is already dropped into one shared Google Map with our own notes written on the pins. You open it on your phone in Wengen, see what's near you, and get walking directions without opening a second app or retyping a single name.

We pinned every single place from all of our trips (over 100 spots) and wrote a note on each one telling you exactly what to do, when to go, and what to skip.

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Everything we'd tell a friend who asked us to plan their trip

Here’s What Families Who’ve Used Our Guide Have To Say:

We're not a guidebook company. We're one family — a mom, and three kids who've now ridden more Swiss cogwheel trains than we can count.

Our Switzerland content has been watched over 10 million times and our free itinerary has been saved by hundreds of thousands of families. We've done this trip in summer and shoulder season, with toddlers and with big kids, on a budget and on a splurge. Everything in this guide is somewhere we've personally stayed, eaten, hiked, or ridden. No filler, only places we've actually been and vetted.

You can plan this trip from our free pages, and plenty of people do

Our free itinerary will get you a long way, and we'd rather you knew exactly what the paid guide adds before you buy it.

Ultimate Switzerland Guide
Sale Price: $49.00 Original Price: $79.00

Planning a trip to Switzerland can feel overwhelming, so we created the guide we wish we had before our first visit. This 40+ page digital guide is packed with our exact itineraries, family-friendly recommendations, activities by age, favorite restaurants, transportation tips, and everything we've learned after exploring Switzerland with our kids. Whether it's your first trip or your fifth, you'll save hours of research and feel confident knowing exactly where to go, what to do, and how to make the most of your time. Consider it your family's go-to resource for planning an unforgettable Switzerland adventure.

WHO THIS IS FOR

WHO WE ARE

Hi, I’m Sam, widowed mom of 3.

I've taken my three kids to Switzerland five times now, and the first trip took me the better part of three weeks to plan because the information I needed was scattered across forums, tourism sites, and blog posts written by people travelling without children. Everything in this guide is somewhere we've personally slept, eaten, hiked, or ridden with the kids in tow, which also means we've written down the parts that went badly and what we'd do differently.

If a hotel is in here it's because we'd book it again, and if a playground has no bathroom we say so.