Your Swiss Travel Pass covers the entire Swiss Travel System, encompassing trains, buses, boats, and cable cars. Additionally, you can benefit from extra advantages such as entry to over 500 museums, discounted usage of mountain railways, and access to high-altitude excursions to Stanserhorn, Brunni, and Stoos.
Black lines on the Swiss Travel Pass map indicate cable car rides and dotted lines mean discounts. Thus, black dotted lines mean that you can enjoy discounted cable car rides along those routes.
Yes, the famous Bernina Express journey is included in your Swiss Travel Pass. However, you may need to pay for a seat reservation.
Yes, you can enjoy swift and efficient train connections along the Bern to Geneva route with a Swiss Travel Pass.
Yes, many bus rides are free or discounted with the Swiss Travel Pass. You can check out the yellow lines on the map to discover the buses covered by the pass.
Almost all Swiss cities are covered by the Swiss Travel Pass. You can easily connect between them using the pass. Additionally, the cities marked in red and white dots offer unlimited public transport usage with the pass.
Yes, premium trains like Glacier Express, Bernina Express, Gotthard Panorama Express, and many others are included in the Swiss Travel Pass. Keep in mind that these trains often require a separate seat reservation, which needs to be purchased even if you have a pass.
One of the world’s most scenic train rides is offered by the Glacier Express, which is included in your Swiss Travel Pass. You may, however, have to buy an additional seat reservation ticket.
Most Swiss trains do not require seat reservations and can be boarded with just the Swiss Travel Pass. However, premium trains like Bernina Express, Luzern-Interlaken Express, and a few others necessitate separate seat reservations. Read more about Swiss Travel Pass seat reservations.