Contact
Landal Vierwaldstättersee
Swiss Holiday Park
6443 Morschach
Switzerland
E-mail: info@shp.ch
By car
If you enter Switzerland with your own car, you are required to have a vignette (vehicle sticker). You must also have a visibility vest in your car.
- Travelling from Germany (Stuttgart)
At the Stuttgart–Vaihingen motorway junction, take the A831 direction München / Heilronn / Singen. At the Kreuz Stuttgart motorway junction, change from the A831 to the A81 (Singen / Böblingen / Sindelfingen) direction Schaffhausen (Switzerland). In Schaffhausen, take the A4 direction Zürich. At the Zürich-Ost motorway junction, exit the A4 in the direction of the A11 Zürich-City / Chur / Luzern. Drive through Zürich. At the Zürich-Wiedikon approach, take the A3 direction Chur / Luzern / Gotthard / San Bernardino. Leave the A3 at the Horgen exit in the direction of Zug / Hirzel. You will be on the Zugerstraße. Take the A4a in Neuheim (Sihlbrugg Dorf). At the Biegi exit, take the A4 direction Luzern / Gotthard / Aarau / Cham. Leave the A4 at the Brunnen-Nord exit in the direction of Gotthard / Lugano / Altdorf and follow the national highway toward Morschach. - Travelling from Germany (Munich)
In Munich, take the A96 direction Stuttgart / Lindau and enter Austria. At the Hörbranz-Lochau motorway junction, change to the A14 direction Switzerland. In Switzerland, take the A13 direction Chur / Sargans. At the Sarganserland motorway junction, change to the A3 direction Zürich. Leave the motorway at the Schindellegi exit in the direction of Einsiedeln / Gotthard and enter the city of Schwyz. Take the A4 direction Gotthard / Brunnen. Leave the A4 at the Brunnen-Nord exit direction Gotthard / Lugano / Altdorf and follow the national highway toward Morschach. Public transport Landal Vierwaldstättersee is accessible by train (service to Brunnen). You can continue your journey by bus from Brunnen.
Finally: we advise you to check the latest travel news and weather forecast on www.theaa.com before setting out to avoid unpleasant surprises en route if at all possible. To travel through Austria and Switzerland you will need a ‘Autobahnvignet’ (motorway toll vignette). For more information on toll vignettes, see www.theaa.com. And don’t forget your snow chains if you’re travelling in winter.