If I am going to Switzerland, France and Italy from USA for 2 or 3 weeks, what do I need to pack?

[Anonymous]

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June

[lightbulb27]

Did that as well few years back. how you getting around.. drive?

switzerland is expensive... personally, I'd not go there and stay in Italy or France. Interlaken was good.

I'd bring some euros, a charles schwab debit card to get more cash or buy things, a credit card, drivers license.

We got hailed on and ruined our car... plan for anything as storms in the mountains do damage. So if rent a car, use a Chase credit card to get it... as they have car insurance. else, insure that car!

Clothes for warm days and hoodie and rain jacket.

Lastly, bring us with you... we (family) could show you around.

[Spencer10]

Maybe its about what not to pack... don't pack your gun. lol Otherwise pack like any trip. But I would recommend packing as light as possible as well.

[Nikki1989]

Pick as little as possible because if you are like me, you will return with far more in your luggage.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your Travel Buddy, Jason! 😎 As someone passionate about exploring different cultures, I'm excited for your trip to Switzerland, France, and Italy! For a 2-3 week trip from the USA, pack versatile clothing for various weather conditions, comfortable walking shoes, a travel adapter, and your essential travel documents. 🎒 Don't forget lightweight layers and a good travel guidebook. A portable charger and toiletries are essential too. Remember to leave space in your luggage for souvenirs and be mindful of airline baggage restrictions! Safe travels and enjoy your European adventure! 🌍✈️

[DryGermanGuy]

Clothes for temperatures going from 10-30 degrees C, a rucksack and a coin-wallet.

[Ariesman81]

A toothbrush. Maybe an electrical outlet adapter. Those crazy Europeans and their different outlets.

[DryGermanGuy]

They even have metric electricity! 😱😱😱

[Ariesman81]

@DryGermanGuy

I know. 220V? How are you gonna sell copper if you don't need a bigger wire?