Venice에서 Zurich까지 Private car transfer

The fastest way to reach Zurich is by car, with 5 hours and 50 minutes of driving. This is several hours faster than the direct trains or flights between Venice and Zurich once you account for airport security and the taxis to and from the departure points.

Direct bus tickets can cost as little as €45, however, it is a long distance to be sitting on a bus. The bus ride takes 9 hours and can be very bumpy (but scenic!) as it winds up and down the Alpine roads.

Yes and no. You will most likely have a stop at the border of Italy and Switzerland, but won’t have your passport stamped. Switzerland has an agreement to allow free movement of people between its borders and the EU, but they may ask about large amounts of alcohol and cigarettes.

No, Switzerland uses its own currency, the Swiss Franc. It almost has parity with the Euro, but does tend to be slightly stronger. Any cash euros you bring to Switzerland will need to be exchanged for Francs (or saved for later if you’re going back to the Eurozone).

A private car transfer with daytrip offers the ultimate convenience with door-to-door service and the ability to make your own schedule. It is the perfect middle ground between driving a rental car yourself and taking mass transit with strict timetables and limited options.

Yes, northern Italy and Switzerland have a strong rail network and direct trains between their countries, with even some high-speed rail options. The trains are modern and passengers can expect comfortable seats, wifi, meal cars, bike racks, and luggage storage.