GoldenPass Express
The GoldenPass Express redefines the Interlaken-Montreux journey. The brand-new luxury panoramic express train connects two of Switzerland's most beloved tourist destinations, with up to four trips daily.
The GoldenPass Express travels along one of Switzerland's most beautiful train routes, offering tourists a smoother and more comfortable travel experience. The brand-new luxury panoramic express train of the Montreux Oberland Bernois Railway Company operates four times daily (starting from June 2023), connecting Interlaken and Montreux, allowing tourists to enjoy continuous breathtaking panoramas.
A journey on the GoldenPass Express feels like an adventure through Switzerland. Starting from the picturesque Interlaken, passing through Gstaad, Zweisimmen, and Montbovon, and reaching the final destination Montreux. Of course, you can also start your journey from Montreux.
Interlaken is an ideal base for numerous activities, offering stunning views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. The cozy Gstaad is renowned for its charming chalets and is a favorite holiday destination for celebrities and winter sports enthusiasts. Zweisimmen is famous for hot air balloons, and if you're lucky, you might even see hot air balloons floating in the sky. Montreux is the venue for the annual Montreux Jazz Festival.
Bernina Express
This panoramic train links the north and south of Europe, passing through the UNESCO World Heritage Rhaetian Railway, descending from snow-covered glaciers to swaying palm trees.
Undoubtedly, taking the Bernina Express through the Alps is one of the most captivating ways to travel. Along the way, the Bernina Express seems to travel through a Hollywood blockbuster, crossing the 65-meter-high Landwasser Viaduct. The viaduct is an iconic structure of the Rhaetian Railway and this UNESCO World Heritage site.
The train travels from Chur to Tirano, passing through 55 tunnels and crossing 196 bridges, offering passengers beautiful scenery such as the Montebello curve with views of the Bernina Range, the Morteratsch Glacier, the three lakes (Lej Pitschen, Lej Nair, and Lago Bianco), Alp Grüm, and the Brusio Circular Viaduct.
Glacier Express
The Glacier Express is known as the 'slowest express train in the world,' with a journey of nearly 7.5 hours, crossing 291 bridges, passing through 91 tunnels, and traversing the Oberalp Pass. It is the most popular panoramic train route in Switzerland.
The Glacier Express journey from Engadin to the Matterhorn is a sensory feast. From the impressive St. Moritz to the equally charming Zermatt, the scenic spots along the way and the most advanced technology make the Glacier Express journey enjoyable and relaxing. The Glacier Express's extra-large panoramic windows allow visitors to fully appreciate the unique scenery outside.
Gotthard Panorama Express
An excellent historical experience becomes reality: the train departs from Ticino and travels along the historic Gotthard Panorama route to Lucerne. Welcome to experience the authentic Switzerland!
The journey starts in Lugano or Bellinzona, departing from the Mediterranean-style south, passing through the heart of Switzerland and the Gotthard Tunnel built in 1882, crossing the Alps to the north. Along the way, you can admire the Church of Wassen from three different angles, and the bold design of numerous spiral tunnels makes this route world-famous.
By taking a boat, tourists can easily and conveniently continue their journey, crossing Lake Lucerne via Flüelen, and enjoy many ancient attractions exuding authentic Swiss charm, such as the Rütli Meadow, Schiller Stone, and Tell Chapel. In the evening, the port of Lucerne (conveniently located next to the famous Chapel Bridge) warmly welcomes all visitors. Additionally, this journey can also be easily experienced in the reverse direction.
