Price given as an indication, including: 2nd class train on half-fare basis, seat reservation on board the Glacier Express, 1 night in St. Moritz and 1 night in Zermatt in 3* hotels in a double room with breakfast. Prices subject to change. We will provide you with a tailor-made offer for your chosen dates of travel.
Glacier Express - Group tour
With friends, colleagues or family: a group trip on the Glacier Express is an unforgettable experience.
From St. Moritz to Zermatt or vice-versa, Switzerland's most famous panoramic train passes through fantastic mountain scenery, past majestic peaks, deep gorges and charming valleys. During the 8-hour journey, the train crosses 291 bridges and 91 tunnels, and climbs to the Oberalp Pass at an altitude of 2,033 metres. The day on the train is pleasantly punctuated by the meal served at the station, and you won't see the time go by as the route is so rich in spectacular views.
The journey aboard the Glacier Express can be adapted to suit your requirements. You can book all or just part of the route, or combine it with a train journey to the Gornergrat or on board the Bernina Express.
Highlights
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A feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds: a meal at the station is the perfect complement to a trip on the famous Glacier Express panoramic train. A catering service is available at lunchtime and in the evening, with a range of options including a 3-course menu prepared on board using local produce. Reservations are essential for groups of 10 or more.
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On foot, led by a guide, you will discover Saint-Moritz and its history. Known since the 16th century for its healing springs and a pioneer of winter sports, the famous resort hosted the Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948. Today, it attracts celebrities and royalty from all over the world. Duration approx. 2 hours.
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Zermatt is one of Switzerland's picture postcards: at an altitude of 1620 m, the famous car-free resort has a charm all of its own, with its flower-filled chalets and the iconic Matterhorn as a backdrop. On foot, led by a guide, you will discover the old village with its ancient buildings, barns and hayloft contrasting with the traditional hotels and palaces. Duration approx. 2 hours.
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From Zermatt, Europe's highest cog railway takes you up to the Gornergrat, at an altitude of 3,135 metres. From here, the panorama is breathtaking: the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc and 29 other snow-capped peaks over 4,000 metres high unfold before your eyes. Your group will enjoy a meal or aperitif at the Kulmhotel at 3,100 m, facing the glaciers. The journey from Zermatt to Gornergrat takes around 30 minutes.
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From St. Moritz, the Bernina Express panoramic train climbs the peaks to the Bernina Pass at 2,253 m, then descends to Tirano in Italy, braving the hilly and uneven terrain and embracing the breathtaking scenery. This spectacular route is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Excursion from May to October, from Saint-Moritz to Poschiavo (approx. 2 hrs.) or Tirano (approx. 2 hrs. 15 mins.) and back, in the class of your choice.
Travel details
Travel programm
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1ˢᵗ day: St. Moritz
Train journey to St. Moritz. In the afternoon, a guided walk to discover the famous chic and sporty resort. Possibility of including a visit to the Segantini Museum, dedicated to the Italian artist and whose architecture, just outside the village, is reminiscent of a mausoleum. For dinner, how about a restaurant in the hills with a unique panoramic view?
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2ⁿᵈ day: Glacier Express
In the morning, you'll board the Glacier Express for a fantastic journey through the splendid Alpine scenery. Everything has been designed with your comfort in mind, from the wide panoramic windows to the meal served in the seat. After a stopover in Andermatt, the train reaches the Valais and Zermatt, arriving there in the late afternoon. For your evening meal, we recommend a restaurant serving Valais specialities.
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3ʳᵈ day: Zermatt & Gornergrat
Discover the charming village of Zermatt on a stroll through its pretty lanes. At the end of the morning, make your way to the Gornergratbahn station: from Zermatt at an altitude of 1,604 metres, Switzerland's oldest cogwheel railway takes you up to the Gornergrat at 3,089 metres. Here you can enjoy a breathtaking panorama with Monte Rosa and the Matterhorn in the background. Lunch can be taken in the panoramic restaurant facing the glaciers. In the afternoon, return to Zermatt and then by train.
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