Travel Helpers Europe (110 Travel Helpers) Switzerland
There are currently 23 Travel Helpers for Switzerland. Please remember that these Travel Helpers provide information on a volunteer basis and when they take the time to help you that a thank you is highly appreciated! They are listed below in order of their last activity on Travellerspoint.

I live in Switzerland since I was born. If you want to know where to go skiing or what places are the most beautiful in Switzerland, you may ask me.

German citizen living in Zurich, so should you need to know what to do (not only nightlife but surounding also) let me know

I've been living near Zürich City all my life. If you have any questions, just ask. Also I'm always happy to show people arround.
I'm Swiss, I know Switzerland well, specially Basel, Lausanne, Geneva and Lucerne. I also know most ski resorts in the Alps.

I travelled from Geneva to Zurich in March 2003. Backpacking all the way and independently. Many interesting experience! Can help out at travelling planning, sightseeing, food, souvenir buying...

I speak a bit of German and can help you with some common phrases. I know about Luzern and getting to Mt. Pilatus.

Born in Basel and grown up in Baselland I tra-
velled on Foot/Bycicle/Streetcar/Train and Bus for 28 Years.I am familiar with : Places+Restaur.
Entert./What to-do/Rivers/Ruins/Sports/Museums and Food.

I live in Switzerland and can give any information you need.
ex: Prices for public transport, suggestions what to visit, Hotels around zurich, how you can travel very cheap in Europe...

Hiya. I'm a Swiss girl who lives in Interlaken. For any information about Interlaken, the Jungfrau region and adventure sports feel free to contact me.

I spent the more than 21 years in Switzerland - well, I grew up in the area of Basel - and I guess, I know the country quite well... so if you have any questions - just ask and I try to help as good as possible!;)

I am a travelling Zurichois and I can help especially with Information concerning Zurich & Environment and the Zentralschweiz.

Personal knowledge of living there for 13 years and attending a local Swiss school (fluent in Swiss German) and knowing the culture, its people and places of interests very well.
I am particularly familiar with the Valais area, lots of climbing, walking and skiing done in this area.

I have traveled through alot of Switzerland. I know how you can save money while in Switzerland (a very hard thing to do). I speak almost fluent German.

possible activities, accomodations, transportation suggestions, etc (i lived there during 2003-2004)

I am travelling for the first time to Switzerland. I am arriving in Geneva and I have 2 days to explore on my own, then I am meeting up with a group to bike throughout the country. What are some suggestions that I see on my own in Geneva?

I have lived in geneva and the area for about 10 years so what i don't know i can find out. I also worked in a ski resort, Zermatt, if anyone ventures up there.
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