Assalamualaikum wbt and good day people. 😃 This would be my last Switzerland entry this time around. There will be more travel blogs soon, perhaps domestic ones instead of international ones this time? Hehe. Anyway, the last part only involves Geneva, the southern part of Swiss, nearby France border. As I mentioned in Part 1 of our Swiss entry, I did the itinerary for this travel episode two days before we flew. In fact, we made some date changes to our departing flight from Geneva when we were in Bern. How very last minute this trip was. Haha. But I pat myself on the back as I did this myself, and with my husband's trust, I believe I did a good job. Haha. We always do our travel by ourselves, we don't use any tour packages as we like to roam ourselves like the locals. Hehe.
So here it goes, from Basel to Geneva, it took us 2 hours 50 minutes with 1 train change at Bern. Their train comes without any food or drinks (perhaps because of covid), but you can buy your food at the train cafe.
Some of the views were spectacular, with greens covered with snow, villages and trees. No wonder people said that Swiss is a very beautiful country.
I booked a hotel near the train station, just around 500m away. The Warwick Geneva, a hotel with a 90's vibe to it, looks like an old high-end hotel situated in Cornavin. Hehe. We initially booked CitizenM hotel but then found out that the hotel room was only 14-meter square (super small for us who has 2 colossal luggage, a stroller and many other kinds of stuff). The window could not be open, so I booked a new hotel, Warwick Geneva, and took their Penthouse room with a balcony. We need more air as this would be our last place before flying back to Malaysia.
We spent 6 days in Geneva, and it was the most boring 6 days we had ever had. Haha. We even thought of going to the snowy areas of Geneva, Mont Blanc, which is at the border of France but when I checked the tours, all of them were fully booked. The first 5 days we were in Geneva, it rained, and we could not do anything else freely.
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