瑞士環遊火車之路的8條線路

Train, Zentralbahn/ZB, Automn, Bernese Oberland, Brienzersee

簡介

共分爲8個路段的瑞士環遊火車之路將瑞士風景最迷人的火車之旅融入一條精彩線路。無論春夏秋冬，這條長達1280公里的火車之旅都會將遊客從最迷人的瑞士城市送往阿爾卑斯熱點，沿途穿過聯合國教科文組織世界遺産地，經過舉世聞名的景點和地標。

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Zurich – Lucerne – Interlaken

On the ride from the urban centre of Switzerland to Lucerne, a gentler mountain- and hillscape dominates the scenery, with sparkling lakes in between. In Lucerne, you can conveniently transfer to the Luzern–Interlaken Express. The ride on this premium panoramic train connects two world-famous destinations. Time flies faster than one would wish – due to mountain scenery, turquoise lakes and numerous waterfalls.

Interlaken – Montreux

From Interlaken, guests on board the new GoldenPass Express travel first along Lake Thun and then Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean town of Montreux. The exclusive travel class “Prestige” sets new standards, and the travel experience rivals the breattaking views that can be enjoyed through the large windows. The panoramic train runs past magnificent castles as well as peacefully grazing cattle and finally passes the German-French language border. On the last leg, it winds down through the hills – and with the arrival at Montreux visitors become engrossed in the Mediterranean flair of the region.

Montreux – Visp – Zermatt

It is only a stone’s throw from fashionable Montreux to Visp. From here, the journey continues through the Nikolai Valley, the deepest-incised valley of Switzerland, to Zermatt.

Zermatt – St. Moritz

The Glacier Express travels across the Alps and connects fashionable Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn with the equally sophisticated St. Moritz.

St. Moritz – Tirano – Lugano

The Bernina Express inspires a sense of delight and bridges language regions as well as cultures. One highlight follows hot on the heels of the next: the sparkling Morteratsch glacier and, at 2,253 metres altitude, the Lago Bianco.

Lugano – Bellinzona – Flüelen – Lucerne

From April through October, guests can board the Gotthard Panorama Express from the Mediterranean-style Ticino along the world-famous Gotthard panorama route. In Flüelen, travellers change from the panoramic train, with personal travel guidance, to a boat. In a leisurely fashion, the boat then glides over Lake Lucerne through the traditional Swiss heartland surrounded by imposing mountains to Lucerne. Alternatively, the Treno Gottardo along the scenic Gotthard route operates all year, taking guests to Lucerne.

Lucerne – St. Gallen

The green hillscape and mountain scenery that spread out before the high-Alpine mountain chain are full of charms. Here’s where the Voralpen-Express runs between Lucerne and St. Gallen. It starts at Lake Lucerne against the backdrop of the prominent Alpine panorama of Central Switzerland. The Voralpen-Express crosses Lake Zurich and passes Rapperswil, the city of roses. Shortly before arriving at St. Gallen, another highlight awaits: the Sitter Viaduct, with 99 metres Switzerland’s highest railway bridge.

St. Gallen – Schaffhausen – Zurich

From the history-steeped city of St. Gallen, the train winds through a pastoral hillscape towards Lake Constance and then rolls along its shoreline for 40 kilometres. Afterwards, it follows the Rhine downstream to Schaffhausen, where the Munot Fortress towers as the town’s landmark. Schaffhausen is also famous for harbouring Europe’s largest waterfalls: the Rhine Falls. After crossing the imposing railway bridge of Eglisau, the train soon arrives at Zurich, financial metropolis of Switzerland.

Chur – Zürich (1¼ h)

Taking the direct connection from Chur back to Zurich rewards travellers with magnificent views of the Bündner Herrschaft (dominion of the Grisons), the Churfirsten, and Lake Walensee as well as Lake Zurich.

Train, SBB, Summer/Spring, Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein, Walensee

Spiez – Domodossola (IT) – Locarno (4¾ h)

An alternative leg that is worth taking: the RegioExpress Lötschberger and the Vigezzina-Centovalli Railway take travellers to fabulous views. While the Kander Viaduct and the view of the Rhone Valley amaze passengers on the Lötschberg mountain route, the Centovalli (“100 valleys”) offers stunning vistas of deep ravines and rugged mountain ranges.

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Train, FART, Automn, Ticino

St. Moritz – Lugano (4 h)

The Palm Express is an alternative connection from the Engadin to the Ticino. In contrast to the Bernina Express Bus, this connection operates year-round. On the stretch from St. Moritz to Lugano, the famous yellow PostBus tackles the Maloja Pass and then winds its way down through the Bregaglia Valley to Italy. It’s a journey that includes glaciers as well as palm trees.

Bus, PostAuto, Summer/Spring, Graubuenden, Mountain Lake

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