Rail- and Cableways

The 1890-meter-high Stanserhorn will fascinate lovers of different modes of transportation. The lower funicular dates back to 1893.

Route: Montreux - Gruyères - Broc and back

The Swiss Chocolate Train is a joint venture of GoldenPass Services and Cailler-Nestlé. Ride in first-class comfort in a "Belle Epoque" Pullman car, vintage 1915 and/or the modern panorama car.

A trip in a time machine! Nostalgic steam boats "Blüemlisalp" and "Lötschberg" bring passengers to the wood carvers village of Brienz, from where guests ascend Mt. Rothornby by steam train, staying the night at the charming hotel on the Brienzergrat.

Routes:
Aigle - Leysin
Aigle - Les Diablerets
Aigle - Ollon - Monthey - Champéry/Morgins
Bex - Villars (- Bretaye)

Routes:
Montreux - Caux - Rochers-de-Naye
Vevey - Blonay - Les Pléiades
Vevey - Mont-Pèlerin

"Sunrise on Mount Fort" is a breathtaking spectacle offering the most beautiful views of the Alps from the Matterhorn to Mont Blanc at sunrise.

The Lötschental has for a long time been the end of the world and so has remained wonderfully unspoiled. A mountain climbers' Eldorado opens up from the Lauchernalp onwards.

Routes:
Lucerne - Stans - Engelberg (- Titlis)
Lucerne - Sarnen - Brünig - Meiringen - Interlaken East

The Zentralbahn connects Lucerne and Engelberg, passing through Stans and also runs between Lucerne and Interlaken East.

For more than 75 years the “slowest express train in the world” has connected the worldfamous resorts of Zermatt and St. Moritz/ Davos.

Route: Chur/Davos - St. Moritz - Bernina Pass - Poschiavo - Tirano (- Lugano)

The Rhaetian Railway's north Alpine route travels across viaducts, through winding tunnels, past raging moutain torrents, glaciers and a rich array of Alpine flowers.