Can I drive in Switzerland as a tourist?
Can I drive in Switzerland as a tourist? Yes, a driver's license is required in Switzerland An International Driver's License in Switzerland is not required by law—your locally-issued license is all you need—but it can be helpful to have one available while traveling in Switzerland and elsewhere in Europe.
Is it better to drive or ride train in Switzerland?
Public transport in Switzerland is fantastic, but a car has its advantages: You can save time reaching smaller villages and experience the thrill of winding up and down an Alpine pass, stopping for photos or picnics whenever you like.
Can I rent a car in Switzerland with UK license?
Customers renting on a UK driver's licence and driving in the EEA and Switzerland do not need an international driving permit (IDP) to rent a vehicle from 1 January 2021.
How does parking work in Switzerland?
Official parking places in Switzerland are all marked and in most cases chargeable. The parking places are divided into different zones: Blue Zones: Parking from Monday till Saturday from 8 am until 6 pm is free of charge for an hour with the blue parking disc (including EU parking disc).