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from Page & Moy Journeys By Rail Collection 2012/2013
From this page: ...shores of Lake Geneva. DAY 2 LAKEMAGGIORE Leaving Lausanne on the famous Cisalpino service you'll journey along the shores of Lake Geneva... ...shores of LakeMaggiore, your hotel will be the perfect base from which to explore your beautiful surroundings. Meals B/D DAYS 3 TO 8 LAKEMAGGIORE... read more »
They say: "On these rail touring holidays the journey itself is totally part of the holiday. As you settle in your seat on the train be prepared to witness some amazing scenery as you climb mountains, follow rivers and head through charming towns and villages. All of the itineraries have been handpicked to show you the very best sightseeing on the most famous rail routes all over the world and include international travel to and from the departure points."
From this page: ...city's best attractions and nightlife and with the shore of picturesque LakeMaggiore just steps away from the front terrace. LOCATIOn h In central... ...views over Lago Maggiore. Superior lakeview rooms are larger with a sitting area and sofa and also enjoy wonderful views of Lago Maggiore. MEALs pER... read more »
They say: "Switzerland is a country that has everything. The mountains offer a walkers’ paradise with trails, lifts and trains all making moving around very easy. Then there are the cities to explore such as Montreux and Lausanne on Lake Leman. If you want another flavour of Switzerland head to Ticino – the Italian-speaking part of the country which borders on to lakes Maggiore and Lugano. Lots of stunning views and sightseeing to be done. This brochure features classic lakes and mountains trips, tours and holidays for the summer season."
