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The Best Swiss Railway Routes And Tips For Tourists In 2024

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Switzerland is often hailed as a haven for railway enthusiasts and tourists alike, thanks to its meticulous train system and the breathtaking vistas accessible from almost every line. In 2024, the best Swiss railway routes continue to offer unparalleled views of the Alps, mirror-like lakes, and pristine valleys. Here are some top routes along with essential tips for tourists seeking to explore Switzerland by train.

1.The Glacier Express: Dubbed the “slowest express train in the world”, this route connects Zermatt at the base of the Matterhorn with St. Moritz in the Engadin skiing area. The eight-hour journey covers 291 bridges, 91 tunnels, and the Oberalp Pass at over 2,000 meters in elevation. Look out for highlights like the Landwasser Viaduct and the Rhine Gorge.

2.The Bernina Express: Connecting Chur to Poschiavo and Tirano, this route includes a UNESCO World Heritage site section and offers stunning views of glaciers and Italian vineyards. Don’t miss the Brusio spiral viaduct and Alp Grüm.

3.The GoldenPass Line: Linking Lucerne with Lake Geneva via Interlaken, this trip showcases three distinct regions of Switzerland — from German-speaking Lucerne to French-speaking Montreux — with diverse landscapes along the way.

4.The Gotthard Panorama Express: Experience a combo of train and boat from Lucerne to Lugano (or vice versa), which covers the legendary Gotthard route with its panoramic views reaching as far as Italy.

5.Voralpen Express: This lesser-known gem travels between St. Gallen and Lucerne traversing pre-alpine landscapes — a true immersion into Switzerland’s pastoral scenes.

Tips for Tourists:

– Purchase a Swiss Travel Pass: This all-in-one ticket offers unlimited travel on consecutive days throughout the rail network and includes many mountain excursions.

– Seat Reservations: Some express trains require reservations in addition to your ticket or pass — don’t forget to book your seat.

– Pack Lightly: Trains have limited luggage space; carry what you can handle yourself.

– Be Punctual: Swiss trains are famously on time; arriving early ensures you won’t miss your connection.

– Use Apps for Planning: The SBB Mobile app provides real-time updates on train schedules & platforms.

– Travel Off-Peak: Consider traveling during off-peak times for a quieter experience.

– Weather Preparedness: Mountain weather changes rapidly; dress in layers.

Exploring Switzerland by train in 2024 remains one of the most picturesque ways to see this stunning country, blending convenience with awe-inspiring natural beauty. Whether winding through tight mountain curves or gliding alongside serene lakes, each route promises an unforgettable journey through the heart of Europe.

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