Through the Swiss Alps by train (2026/2027)

starting at 4.580 €

Today, you will travel by train to Lucerne, where your German-speaking tour guide will give you a warm welcome. A guided city tour will show you the world-famous Chapel Bridge, among other sights, before you enjoy dinner and spend the night in a traditional, comfortable hotel. (D)

Your journey begins at Lucerne train station, taking you along one of Switzerland's most beautiful panoramic routes, covering a distance of 187 km to Montreux. Crossing the Brünig Pass, you will reach the famous resort of Interlaken, located between Lake Brienz and Lake Thun. Enjoy the view of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains! On the GoldenPass Panorama Express, you will pass through the Simmental valley and arrive in the canton of Vaud via Gstaad. After a magnificent panoramic journey through vineyards and a distant view of Lake Geneva and the snow-capped four-thousand-meter peaks of the French Alps, you will finally reach your destination of Montreux. (FA)

Montreux is considered the pearl of the Swiss Riviera and is known for its enchanting shores, palm trees, and lush flowers. A guided tour will show you the most beautiful corners of this resort. You can enjoy fantastic panoramic views of the city on a boat trip across Lake Geneva on a historic paddle steamer. In the afternoon, you will travel by Swiss Federal Railways and the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway to the car-free resort of Zermatt at the end of the Matter Valley. (FMA)

Today, you will take a trip to the Gornergrat viewpoint, which is 3,089 meters high. In good weather, you will have a 360-degree panoramic view of the four-thousand-meter peaks of the Valais Alps! (FA)

Today, you can look forward to a full-day train journey through unspoiled mountain landscapes, deep gorges, lovely valleys, 91 tunnels, and over 291 impressive bridges. Travel from Zermatt to St. Moritz in the famous Glacier Express in a first-class panoramic car. First, the train travels through the Matter Valley to Brig and then continues through the Rhône Valley to Oberwald. You will continue through the Furka Base Tunnel to Andermatt. From here, the train climbs the 2,033 m high Oberalp Pass in countless twists and turns, offering beautiful views of the canton of Uri. In Graubünden, you can admire the magnificent Vorderrhein Gorge with its gleaming white rocks. This is followed by Domleschg with its countless castles, the world-famous Landwasser Viaduct, and the spectacular Albula route with its hairpin bends, bridges, and tunnels. After a relaxing and impressive day, you will arrive in St. Moritz in the Upper Engadine. (FMA)

A vintage carriage from the Alpine Classic Pullman Express dating from 1932 will be waiting for you at the station today. Make yourself comfortable in the wing chairs of your nostalgic saloon carriage and enjoy the ride on the Bernina Railway. This day trip takes you through the extremely charming landscape below Piz Palü and Lago Bianco, and over the Bernina Pass to Tirano. Here you can sample the local specialty, pizzocheri. Passing deep gorges and traveling over the famous Brusio spiral viaduct, you will return to St. Moritz. (FM)

Today in St. Moritz is yours to spend at your leisure. We recommend a trip up Muottas Muragl for wonderful views of the lakes and mountains of the Engadin Valley, or a romantic carriage ride to the Rosegg Valley. Round off the day with a speciality meal. (FA)

After a delicious breakfast, you will begin your journey home. Those traveling to Frankfurt, Hamburg, or Berlin will pass through the Vereina Tunnel and Prättigau to Landquart, where an ICE train departs directly for northern Germany. (B)