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Travel across Switzerland for 3 to 15 consecutive days with one pass for trains, buses and boats.
- Everything you get: This pass gives you unlimited travel across Switzerland for 3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 consecutive days. It covers trains, buses, boats, city transport, select panoramic routes, mountain excursions, lake cruises and 500+ museums.
- Why choose this: Best for packed Swiss itineraries, this pass saves you from buying separate tickets for every city, lake, mountain or train journey.
- Upgrades: Choose 2nd class for better value or 1st class for quieter coaches, wider seats and extra legroom.
Travel across Switzerland for 3 to 15 consecutive days with one pass for trains, buses and boats.
- Everything you get: This pass gives you unlimited travel across Switzerland for 3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 consecutive days. It covers trains, buses, boats, city transport, select panoramic routes, mountain excursions, lake cruises and 500+ museums.
- Why choose this: Best for packed Swiss itineraries, this pass saves you from buying separate tickets for every city, lake, mountain or train journey.
- Upgrades: Choose 2nd class for better value or 1st class for quieter coaches, wider seats and extra legroom.
Inclusions
- Pass valid for 3/4/6/8/15 consecutive days
- Unlimited access to trains, boats, and buses across Switzerland
- 1st or 2nd class seats (as per option selected)
- Premium panoramic trains: Glacier Express, Bernina Express, Golden Pass MOB, Gotthard Panorama Express and Luzern Interlaken Express
- Mountain excursions: Mount Rigi, Monte Generoso and more
- Cruises: Lake Lucerne and Zurich, Lakes Thun and Brienz, Lake Geneva and more
- Discounts: 50% off on Pilatus, Titlis, Glacier 3000, 25% off on Jungfraujoch and more
- Access to intra-city public transportation
- Access to 500+ museums
- See all inclusions here
Exclusions
- Seat reservations on the Bernina and Glacier Express
- Mandatory supplements on select scenic routes
- Hotel transfers
- Food and drinks
Accessibility
- Staff are available for guests requiring disability assistance.
Additional information
- This pass is valid only for residents outside of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
- Children aged 15 years and under travel free when accompanied by a parent.
- Seat reservations are mandatory on select panoramic trains. Please follow the reservation instructions in the ticket you receive post-booking.
- After booking your pass, you will receive a PDF in the confirmation email.
- Download the ticket and show either the printed version or use the digital ticket containing the QR code to the conductor to board the trains.
- Your pass will be activated on the day selected during booking.
- Your pass is valid for the consecutive number of days chosen. For instance, if you picked the 3-day pass, your pass is valid for 3 consecutive days. It ends at 5am on the day following the last day.
- Access the handy Swiss map here and begin your travel adventure!
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Travel any 3 to 15 days within 1 month, with unlimited Swiss train, bus, and boat access on active days.
- Everything you get: This pass gives you unlimited travel across Switzerland for any 3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 days within 1 month. Use your travel days when you need them, with access to trains, buses, boats, city transport, select panoramic routes, lake cruises, mountain excursions, and 500+ museums.
- Why choose this: Best for flexible Swiss itineraries, this pass lets you keep rest days or city days between long-distance travel days without wasting pass validity.
- Upgrades: Choose 2nd class for better value or 1st class for quieter coaches, wider seats, and extra legroom.
Travel any 3 to 15 days within 1 month, with unlimited Swiss train, bus, and boat access on active days.
- Everything you get: This pass gives you unlimited travel across Switzerland for any 3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 days within 1 month. Use your travel days when you need them, with access to trains, buses, boats, city transport, select panoramic routes, lake cruises, mountain excursions, and 500+ museums.
- Why choose this: Best for flexible Swiss itineraries, this pass lets you keep rest days or city days between long-distance travel days without wasting pass validity.
- Upgrades: Choose 2nd class for better value or 1st class for quieter coaches, wider seats, and extra legroom.
Inclusions
- Pass valid for any 3/4/6/8/15 days within 1 month
- Unlimited access to trains, boats, and buses across Switzerland
- 1st or 2nd class seats (as per option selected)
- Premium panoramic trains: Glacier Express, Bernina Express, Golden Pass MOB, Gotthard Panorama Express, and Luzern Interlaken Express
- Mountain excursions: Mount Rigi, Monte Generoso, and more
- Cruises: Lake Lucerne and Zurich, Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, Lake Geneva and more
- Access to intra-city public transportation on activated travel days
- Access to 500+ museums on activated travel days
- See all inclusions here
Exclusions
- Seat reservation on the Bernina and Glacier Express
- Mandatory supplements on select scenic routes
- Hotel transfers
- Food and drinks
Accessibility
- Staff are available for guests requiring disability assistance.
Additional information
- This pass is valid only for residents outside Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
- Children aged 15 years and under travel free when accompanied by a parent.
- Seat reservations are mandatory on select panoramic trains. Follow the reservation instructions in the ticket you receive post-booking.
- The pass can be used on non-consecutive travel days within its validity period.
- To activate your Swiss Travel Flex Pass, simply head to www.activateyourpass.com, enter your reference number, and fill in the required details to get started.
- Follow the step-by-step activation instructions provided in the ticket you receive post-booking.
- Your pass is valid for the number of travel days selected within 1 month. For example, a 3-day pass can be used on any 3 non-consecutive days within the validity period.
- Download the ticket and show either the printed version or the digital ticket to board trains, buses, and boats.
- Access the handy Swiss map here and begin your travel adventure!
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Round-Trip Train Tickets to Mount Gornergrat from Zermatt + Glacier Express: Panoramic Train between Zermatt, Chur and St. Moritz
from CHF 132
CHF 128.04
3% off
Experience the ultimate Swiss adventure with the iconic Glacier Express and a round-trip ticket to Gornergrat.
- Board the train from Zermatt to Gornergrat and enjoy priority access for the best seats with Matterhorn views.
- The cogwheel train ride climbs from 1,605 m to 3,089 m, offering a bird’s-eye view of Zermatt, the Matterhorn’s towering silhouette, serene lakes, and lush forests.
- The Gornergrat offers stunning winter landscapes, the best Matterhorn views, and a 360° panorama of surrounding glaciers.
- Hop aboard the Glacier Express for a scenic journey through stunning Swiss landscapes.
- The Glacier Express offers unobstructed views of the Swiss Alps and stops at St. Moritz, Chur and more.
Experience the ultimate Swiss adventure with the iconic Glacier Express and a round-trip ticket to Gornergrat.
- Board the train from Zermatt to Gornergrat and enjoy priority access for the best seats with Matterhorn views.
- The cogwheel train ride climbs from 1,605 m to 3,089 m, offering a bird’s-eye view of Zermatt, the Matterhorn’s towering silhouette, serene lakes, and lush forests.
- The Gornergrat offers stunning winter landscapes, the best Matterhorn views, and a 360° panorama of surrounding glaciers.
- Hop aboard the Glacier Express for a scenic journey through stunning Swiss landscapes.
- The Glacier Express offers unobstructed views of the Swiss Alps and stops at St. Moritz, Chur and more.
Inclusions
- Round-trip skip-the-line train ticket to Gornergrat at 3,089 m
- Priority access
- One-way train transfers between Zermatt, Chur, and St. Moritz
- 2nd class seats
- Ample luggage space
- Air-conditioning on board
- Free Wi-Fi
- USB plugs
- Onboard catering
Exclusions
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Snow Fun Park admission
- Guide
- Gornergrat's facilities include a restaurant, an astronomical observatory, and boutique shops.
- Dogs are not allowed on the Glacier Express.
- The Glacier Express is fully accessible to wheelchairs and bicycles.
- Children aged 5 and under travel for free but do not have a reserved seat.
- You will still need to make a mandatory seat reservation for the Glacier Express. Reserved seats are assigned based on availability.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo (Save 7%): Matterhorn Glacier Paradise Round-Trip Cable Car + Glacier Express: Zermatt, Chur and St. Moritz
from CHF 114
CHF 105.73
7% off
Enjoy stunning views of the Swiss Alps on the Glacier Express and get easy access to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.
- Explore the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, perched at an impressive 3,883 meters above sea level—the highest mountain station in Europe.
- As you ride to Klein Matterhorn, the cable car journey treats you to breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps.
- Klein Matterhorn offers top attractions like the Glacier Paradise, Cinema Lounge, 3S InfoCube, and more to explore.
- After visiting Glacier Paradise, continue your adventure in second-class seats on the iconic Glacier Express, connecting Chur, Zermatt, and St. Moritz.
- During your comfortable journey, you'll pass by remarkable sights such as the Oberalp Pass, the Albula Line, the Rhine Gorge, and the iconic Landwasser Viaduct.
Enjoy stunning views of the Swiss Alps on the Glacier Express and get easy access to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.
- Explore the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, perched at an impressive 3,883 meters above sea level—the highest mountain station in Europe.
- As you ride to Klein Matterhorn, the cable car journey treats you to breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps.
- Klein Matterhorn offers top attractions like the Glacier Paradise, Cinema Lounge, 3S InfoCube, and more to explore.
- After visiting Glacier Paradise, continue your adventure in second-class seats on the iconic Glacier Express, connecting Chur, Zermatt, and St. Moritz.
- During your comfortable journey, you'll pass by remarkable sights such as the Oberalp Pass, the Albula Line, the Rhine Gorge, and the iconic Landwasser Viaduct.
Inclusions
- Round trip gondola ride from Zermatt to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise (option of getting on or off at stations en route)
- Access to the viewing platform and the Cinema Lounge
- Admission to the 3S InfoCube
- Admission to the Glacier Palace
- Bike transport to Trockener Steg
- Local bus facility
- One-way train transfers between Zermatt, Chur, and St. Moritz (without reservation)
- 2nd class seats
- Ample luggage space
- Air-conditioning on board
- Free WiFi & USB plugs
- Snacks and drinks
Exclusions
- Crystal ride
- Children under 3 are not allowed on the section between Trockener Steg and Matterhorn Glacier Paradise due to health risks associated with altitude sickness.
- The cable car is wheelchair accessible.
- Dogs are not allowed on the trains.
- The trains are fully accessible for wheelchairs and bicycles.
- Children aged 5 and under can travel for free but are not entitled to their own seat.
- You will still need to make a mandatory seat reservation for the Glacier Express. Reserved seats are automatically assigned based on availability.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Choose 1st or 2nd class seats
Whether you’re traveling in a 1st or 2nd class carriage on the Glacier Express, you will have access to sealed panoramic windows, tilted skylight windows with sun protection films on the ceiling, free Wi-Fi, power outlets at your seat, pre-ordered meals, the Digital infotainment app, audio guides & an information brochure.
However, there are a few differences between the two classes you should consider before booking tickets.
First-class seats
Opt for first class for more spacious seating, with wider legroom and plenty of aisle space to move around freely. In first class, there are only three seats in a row (two on one side of the aisle, and one on the other). They are arranged in 4-seater and 2-seater compositions with the seats facing each other and a folding table between. So if you’re looking for a more private, luxurious experience with a quieter atmosphere, first-class seats are the ideal choice for you. However, bear in mind that there are fewer seats in first class than in second, so you may not have too many options to choose from.
Second-class seats
In second-class carriages, there are four seats in a row, with two seats on each side of the aisle. These seats are arranged in groups of four, facing each other across a folding table. If you’re looking for an economical experience with a standard level of comfort and a vibrant atmosphere, then second-class seats are a great way to soak up the marvels of the Swiss scenery.
Glacier Express Gastronomy
- Apart from the unparalleled Alpine views outside your window, the Glacier Express also offers a sublime culinary experience. You can take in the Alpine scenery while feasting on regional delicacies paired with a drink of your choice.
- All meals will be served directly at your seat and prepared fresh in the onboard kitchen. They use locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, including wines from the Graubünden and Valais cantons.
- Whether you’re traveling alone or in pairs, we recommend pre-ordering your meals at least 48 hours before the start of your trip. This way, the kitchen staff can make sure they have the right ingredients for your preferred dishes.
- Groups of 10 or more people are requested to pre-order their meals 10 days in advance.
- There are also plenty of options for a vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free diet. However, if you have dietary wishes or restrictions, ensure you pre-order your meals at least 10 days in advance.
- Individual travelers can place their orders via e-mail (info@panoramic-gourmet.ch) or by phone (+41 (0) 81 300 15 15). For group orders, send an email to gruppen@panoramic-gourmet.ch.
- If you missed your window for pre-order, worry not! You can still place an order for your meal while on board. There is a menu at every table and wait staff to take your order. However, keep in mind that your preferred dishes that meet your dietary requirements may not be available.
- Note that the Glacier Express only accepts cashless payments. You can use any of the following cards to pay for your purchases: Maestro, Visa, Master, American Express, Postcard, and Twint.
- Take a look at the meals and beverages menus for more details on all the dishes and drinks you can enjoy on the Glacier Express.
Scenic highlights along the Glacier Express route
St. Moritz
Frequently asked questions about the Glacier Express
What cities or towns does the Glacier Express pass by?
Starting from St. Moritz, the Glacier Express passes through Filisur, Chur, Disentis, Andermatt, Brig, and plenty of other small towns and hamlets before arriving at Zermatt.
Do I need to reserve seats for my children on the Glacier Express?
If your children are under 6 years of age and don’t require their own separate seats, you don’t have to pay extra for their seat reservation. However, if they do require their own seats, you will have to pay the seat reservation charge in full.
Is the Glacier Express wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, the Glacier Express has a wheelchair-accessible compartment and an accessible bathroom on board. Please contact the staff for any assistance you may require during the journey.
Can I bring pets onboard the Glacier Express?
Due to hygiene regulations, your pets are not allowed on board the Glacier Express. Your guide dogs, however, are welcome onboard, provided you carry the relevant licenses and passes.
Can I smoke on the Glacier Express?
No, this is a smoke-free train.
What should I do if seat reservations for the Glacier Express are already sold out?
If you aren’t too keen on your travel dates, try moving them around to see if there are vacancies on other dates. If seat reservations aren’t available for the full length of the journey, you can also take a shorter trip (say, between Chur and Andermatt or between Zermatt and Brig).
Are the meals onboard the Glacier Express free of charge?
No, they are not. You will have to pay out of pocket for all meals and drinks prepared by the onboard kitchen.
What should I bring with me for my Glacier Express adventure?
Pack a light jacket or sweater in your hand luggage as temperatures can vary, especially in the winter months, or when you travel through mountain passes. Wear your sunglasses if you don’t want to be blinded by the glare from snow-capped peaks. Although there are charging ports available at every seat, carry a fully-charged camera or smartphone so you can click as many pictures as you’d like. And, of course, don’t forget your valid ticket, seat reservation confirmation, and other relevant travel documents!