Swiss railways

[luchello2]

Hi all,
I'm looking for any advice on the glacier express in Switzerland or the Bernina line. With our FIP card so we get discounts or special fares

Thanks

 

[yorkie]

Hi all,
I'm looking for any advice on the glacier express in Switzerland or the Bernina line. With our FIP card so we get discounts or special fares

Thanks

Have you seen these threads...?

Glacier Express

Hi All, I'm looking to take a trip on the Glacier Express. Despite having been on the railway nearly 10 years and owning a FIP card app that time, this is only the second time of using international travel priv. I am currently posting this from the 1st time, a Eurostar to Amsterdam. So I'm very...

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Switzerland FIP Travel

Going to Switzerland in a few weeks time and have FIP coupons. Not been to Switzerland before but when I have been to other countries such as France then the longer journeys tended to need reservations but regional ones didn't. With Switzerland being a relatively small country, not sure what the...

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FIP discounts on MOB.. (Montreux- Zweisimmen) in Switzerland?

Hello, help required. I have SP, BLS and SBB FIP coupons and im looking to travel on the GoldenPass line. In the RST travel guide it says a supplement is payable on Panoramic trains. The thing is, they are all panoramic on the Montreux route except for 3 which seem to be special trains. Do u...

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Bernina Express - advice desired!

Afternoon, I've used the forum search and have seen a few posts on the above, but hoping for some specific, easy access advice I can wave at people, so please indulge me. I'll be on Lake Como in a couple of weeks; sadly not rail connected but we are with chariot! My partner was hunting for...

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By all means ask any questions that you can't find the answer to elsewhere, but the above should give you some information to get started

Note, as mentioned in other threads, the Glacier Express is a special train, not a normal service train, but it takes the same route that can be done by regular service trains at a much lower price than the Glacier Express.