Swiss Travel Pass · CHF 429 / 8 days
PremiumAll trains, boats & buses incl. scenic routes; museum entry. Seat reservations extra on panoramic trains.
Glacier Express + Bernina + Lake Lucerne
Open in trip planner ↗20 slow-travel routes
Every itinerary is fully covered by the pass — open one for the station-by-station guide.
Grand Alpine Crossing
The Glacier Express, the Bernina line and a paddle-steamer on Lake Lucerne — Europe's priciest rails, one pass.
GoldenPass Line: Lucerne to Montreux
Three lakes and two mountain passes on a single ribbon of track — the classic Lucerne–Interlaken–Montreux run.
Jungfrau Region by Rail
Cog railways branch off into a valley of hanging waterfalls, with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau as the backdrop.
Gotthard Panorama to Ticino
South of the Gotthard the light turns Mediterranean — palm-lined lakes, grotti and Lombard castles.
Lake Geneva & the Lavaux Terraces
Steep vineyard walls drop straight into the lake between Montreux and Lausanne — a UNESCO wine terrace by regional train.
Appenzell & the Säntis
A narrow-gauge line climbs into rolling dairy country to cliffs where a guesthouse clings to the rock.
Zürich, Rhine Falls & St. Gallen
From a lakeside city to Europe's widest waterfall, then east to a baroque abbey — all on covered mainline trains.
Basel, Bern & the Emmental
A Rhine-bend art city, a medieval capital and the green valley where the holey cheese is still made in copper vats.
Valais: Sion to the Aletsch
A sun-baked wine valley of hilltop castles that ends at the longest glacier in the Alps.
Lake Constance to the Chur Rheintal
A car-ferry across the lake, then south up the young Rhine to the oldest town in Switzerland.
The Glacier Express Route, Fare-Free
The same Zermatt–Brig–Andermatt–Chur corridor the Glacier Express runs — on ordinary hourly trains, with no seat-reservation fee.
The Bernina Express Route, Fare-Free
Chur to Tirano on hourly RhB regional trains — the identical UNESCO track over the Bernina, without the panoramic surcharge.
Four-Day Best of Switzerland
A tight loop through the country's four postcard cities — the pass's quickest route to full value.
Six-Day Peaks & Cities Loop
Two more days buys the high Alps — Lucerne and a lake city bookend Interlaken and the Matterhorn.
The Grand Train Tour in Eight Days
The Grand Train Tour figure-eight — Lucerne, the Jungfrau, the Matterhorn, the Engadin and Ticino on one pass.
Rigi & the Lake Lucerne Classic
A paddle-steamer to the foot of the Rigi, then Europe's oldest cog railway to the summit — both fully in the pass, no discount asterisk.
The Engadin & the Swiss National Park
Up the high Inn valley to Romansh villages and the only national park in the country, where the wilderness is left to itself.
Gruyères, Fribourg & the Golden Round
A GoldenPass climb into the Fribourg pre-Alps for the cheese in its copper vat and the chocolate at the factory door.
Lake Geneva West: Geneva to Lausanne
The western arm of the Léman by paddle-steamer and regional train — the great fountain, a Roman lakefront and the particle lab.
The Jura: Neuchâtel & the Creux du Van
A lakeside wine town, the rock amphitheatre of the Creux du Van and the watchmaking grid the Jura built to keep time.
Cities & attractions on these routes
Open a destination for what to see and how to reach each sight by rail.