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Itinerary for the Best Switzerland Road Trip in a Motorhome
Everyone should complete a Swiss Alps road trip at some point, as you’ll never be able to believe the incredible views until you’ve witnessed them first hand. Take your motorhome to Switzerland for the ultimate road trip experience, climbing sharp peaks, parking by lakes and savouring delicious fondue!
Toll Roads in Switzerland
Ah Switzerland, home to lakes, villages and the ever reaching peaks of the Alps. Its central position in Europe makes it ideal for a road trip, driving to the classic Zürich, beautiful Geneva and medieval Lucerne. But before you climb into your motorhome, it is important to consider the toll roads, vignettes and regulations you should know to avoid any issues later. We’ll provide you with everything you need to know about tolls roads in Switzerland, so you can focus on packing and preparing for the overload of chocolate and cheese!
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