Need help? Email the Man in Seat Sixty-One! Read these notes first! For international tickets see here. And they pretty much do. The whole of Switzerland is covered by a frequent, punctual and efficient integrated train network that's really easy to use. In most cases you can just turn up, buy a ticket and hop on. Map of the Swiss rail network - download PDF. What are Swiss trains like? Useful country information: currency, dial code Recommended guidebooks.
Hotels in Switzerland. Bernina Express - The best Alpine train ride! Glacier Express - a great Swiss scenic train.
Golden Pass route - Montreux-Interlaken-Lucerne. Jungfraubahn - to the Top of Europe. Train travel from the UK to Switzerland. Trains from other European cities to Switzerland. Trains from Switzerland to other European cities.
Zurich HB station guide. Basel SBB station guide. Geneva station guide. Train seat numbering plans. General European train travel information. Taking bikes Taking dogs. Map of the Swiss rail network. All European train times: int. Check exchange rates Tourist information: www. Reviews: www. Swiss domestic journeys don't need to be pre-booked, trains cannot 'sell out', regular full-price tickets are available in unlimited numbers, good for any train that day.
For any Swiss domestic journey you can just turn up, buy a ticket at the station and hop on the next train. However, you can often save money with Supersaver fares or a Saver Day Pass if you book online in advance as explained below.
