travelling in Switzerland (4 Viewers)

[EX51SSS]

My understanding is the Vignette is only required if you intend using the motorways. National roads are free. The vignette is 40€ for cars and Motor homes. They are valid from the 1 st Jan to 31st Dec so if your travelling over Christmas and New year you will need one for 2018 and one for 2019. I recently drove to Geneva airport from Lyon. I had to buy the vignette for the last 4 kilometers of the Swiss motorway. Alternatively I could have turned off the motorway and taken the national roads which was another 55 minutes each way but would have been free of charge.

They are 40 CHF and they run from December 1st (say this year) 2018 until 31st January 2020 thus making it 14 months. That's what my vignette says

 

[Rob Turner]

They are 40 CHF and they run from December 1st (say this year) 2018 until 31st January 2020 thus making it 14 months. That's what my vignette says

This is correct.

 

[EX51SSS]

This is correct.

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[DL42846]

This is correct.

Mine is on the car outside and it's raining and I can't be bothered to look. I stand corrected

 

[Rob Turner]

Mine is on the car outside and it's raining and I can't be bothered to look. I stand corrected

I’ll save you the trip, it doesn’t tell you on the sticker, only on the covering letter.

 

[EX51SSS]

Mine is on the car outside and it's raining and I can't be bothered to look. I stand corrected

Unfortunately, some may have thought that was fact.

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[hilldweller]

we are now at Baveno on Lake Maggiore on an ACSI site right by the lake at 19 Euros a night.

Two places then: The island, Isola Bella and the gardens up the lake Villa Taranto.