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Switzerland Rail Pass
Swiss trains are efficient and clean, and offer stunning views of Switzerland. Don't miss the Glacier Express Train which runs between Zermatt and St Moritz in southeast Switzerland crossing the mountains! Or take the train from Chur to Ticano - Europe's highest railway line.

We offer three different types of Swiss Passes and Tickets. The Swiss Pass, The Swiss Flexi Pass and the Swiss Transfer Ticket.
Swiss Rail Pass / Ticket
 
Swiss Pass
Explore the entire country with a Swiss Pass. The passes are good for unlimited usage for 4, 8, 15, 22 days or 1 month. The passes are valid on trains, (postal) buses, boats, the legendary scenic routes and also good on the public transportation systems of 37 Swiss cities.
 
Swiss Flexi Pass
This ticket is ideal for people who do not plan on travelling every day. The Swiss Flexi Pass is valid for 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 days within one month. On the days you choose to activate your Swiss Flexi Pass, you will enjoy the same advantages as a Swiss Pass holder.
 
Swiss Transfer Ticket
The Swiss Transfer Ticket includes one free round trip to anywhere in Switzerland. The trip can either start at the Swiss border or at any Swiss airport. It is valid for one month. Each trip needs to be completed by the end of the day and has to be as direct as possible.1)
 
Swiss Card
The Swiss Card not only does include the first and the last trip from the border or airport to one's destination and back, it also offers a 50% discount on all trips effected by train, boat, (postal) bus and most mountain trains and cable cars between the 1st and 2nd transfer day. The Swiss Card has a maximum validity of 1 month. However, once the included return has been used, it is not valid any longer. The first and last trip must be completed by the end of the day. Each trip has to be as direct as possible. 2)
 
Note:
1 Not available in Switzerland. Only available at foreign points of sale and in the on-line Ticket Shop.
2 Available at foreign points of sale, at the Swiss border and airport train stations, and in the on-line Ticket Shop.