Popular in | July |
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Cheapest in | April |
Average price | S$ 1,347 |
Return from | S$ 957 |
One-way from | S$ 555 |
Fly from
Budget
S$ 957 - S$ 1,118
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Sun 12-11
1 stop18h 25m
Zurich
Sun 19-11
1 stop15h 10m
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Sun 12-11
2 stops28h 25m
Zurich
Sun 19-11
1 stop15h 10m
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Sun 12-11
2 stops28h 25m
Zurich
Sun 19-11
2 stops19h 25m
Singapore ChangiGeneva Geneve-Cointrin
SIN - GVA
SINGVA
Singapore Changi
Thu 29-6
1 stop37h 50m
Geneva Geneve-Cointrin
Fri 28-7
1 stop35h 10m
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Mon 12-6
1 stop18h 10m
Zurich
Fri 16-6
1 stop16h 55m
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Mon 12-6
1 stop28h 55m
Zurich
Sun 18-6
1 stop36h 00m
Singapore ChangiZurich
SIN - ZRH
SINZRH
Singapore Changi
Sun 5-11
1 stop18h 25m
Zurich
Wed 15-11
1 stop16h 05m
January
S$ 1,209
February
S$ 1,206
March
S$ 1,225
April
S$ 1,371
May
S$ 1,186
June
S$ 1,237
July
S$ 1,444
August
S$ 1,310
September
S$ 1,190
October
S$ 1,243
November
S$ 1,174
December
S$ 1,377
At the present moment the cheapest month to fly to Switzerland is currently November; with July being the most expensive. Prices will vary depending on multiple factors such as booking in advance, airline and departure airports and times.
SIN - ZRH Price | S$ 1,174 - S$ 2,249 |
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ZRH Temperature | 0 - 19 °C |
ZRH Rainfall | 63 - 128 mm |
Officially the Swiss Confederation, Switzerland is made up of 26 cantons. It is beautiful, rich, clean and well-ordered, known for its banking, watch making and chocolate. One of the most famously neutral countries in the world, Switzerland has not been involved in a war since 1815. It also has a tradition of humanitarianism. Not only is it the birthplace of the Geneva Convention and the Red Cross, but several international bodies have offices here.
Landlocked by Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein, Italy and France, there are four national languages (German, French, Italian and Romansch). English is a fifth, unofficial, language.
Approximately two-thirds of Switzerland (centre and east) is in the German-speaking area. French is spoken in the west (in Lausanne and Geneva). Italian and Romansch are spoken in the south. Switzerland is no mere patchwork however. While its German, French and Italian heritages inform its culture and cuisine, the country is united in its desire to remain one country. Its motto is after all “One for all, all for one”.
The world-class ski resorts and its business cities mean that there is plenty of competition among airlines to offer cheap flights to Switzerland.
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In the summer months, average temperatures are in the 18-28 degree range. January and February see plummeting temperatures – 7 to -2. Spring and autumn are mild – 8 to 15 degrees. Naturally, the higher you go, the colder it gets.
Public transport is excellent. Comprehensive and punctual, reasonably priced and clean, getting around by public transport is a tourist’s dream. Swiss Federal Railways operates rail services throughout Switzerland. Two of the largest Alpine lines are BLS, which runs the Bern–Lötschberg–Simplon route between the Swiss capital and Italy; and RhB, the Rhatische Bahn, which operates services within Canton Graubünden. Buses complement the train services and stations are generally found in the forecourts of train stations. Many cities also have trams.
There are ferry services operating on Switzerland’s largest lakes including Luzern’s Vierwaldstattersee, Lago di Lugano, Maggiore and Como. Ferry services are generally seasonal, between April and October.
The post bus is a novel way of getting to the remotest parts of Switzerland. The service has been operating for 100 years. One of the most scenic mountain/valley journeys runs from Meiringen over four alpine passes – Grimsel Pass (2,163m / 7,100 feet), Nufenen Pass (2,478m / 8,130 feet), Gotthard Pass (2,092m / 6,800 feet) and Susten Pass (2,148m / 7,047 feet). There are 25 bridges and 23 tunnels along this route.
There are many ways of getting to the top of the mountains. These include funicular, cable-car, gondola, T-bar skilift or draglift.
SWISS, the flag carrier, offers domestic Switzerland flights between Basel, Bern, Geneva, Lugano and Zurich.