Grand Train Tour of Switzerland (for international guests)
Travel through all of Switzerland by train, all year round. Discovering the country has never been easier. Journey from rolling hills to majestic mountains, from lake to lake, and city to city. This adventure showcases Switzerland's most stunning panoramic routes, covering around 1,280 km across eight unique itineraries. Explore 11 lakes, 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and countless Alpine passes while visiting the country's most popular destinations and all four language regions. It’s the ultimate Swiss experience: a picturesque and incredibly diverse rail journey. The tour is available as a complete round trip or in individual stages.
Highlights
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The Glacier Express, known as the 'slowest express train in the world', connects Zermatt with St. Moritz through the Swiss Alps. This journey offers breathtaking panoramas, from majestic peaks to deep gorges and idyllic valleys.
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The Bernina Express connects Chur to Tirano, crossing the spectacular Alpine landscapes of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed RhB line. The journey offers breathtaking views of glaciers, deep gorges, and picturesque lakes, before reaching sunny Italy.
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The Gotthard Panorama Express connects Lucerne to Lugano, offering stunning landscapes along Lake Lucerne and through the heart of the Swiss Alps. This unique journey combines a boat ride and a train trip, showcasing the diversity and beauty of Switzerland.
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The Jungfrau-Aletsch region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a breathtaking Alpine landscape in Switzerland. Home to the Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps, it boasts snow-covered peaks, verdant valleys, and a rich variety of wildlife. This untouched area is famous for its stunning natural beauty and exceptional hiking trails.
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The Albula and Bernina lines of the Rhaetian Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are among the most remarkable railway routes globally. Stretching 122 kilometers from Thusis to Tirano, the railway crosses 196 bridges and passes through 55 tunnels, providing awe-inspiring views of the magnificent Alpine landscape.
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