Swiss railway companies included

The Appenzeller Bahnen operates on the following routes in the north of Switzerland:

• Altstätten – Gais
• Gossau – Appenzell – Wasserauen
• St.Gallen – Appenzell
• St.Gallen – Trogen
• Rorschach – Heiden
• Rheineck – Walzenhausen
• Speicherschwendi – Teufen
• Frauenfeld – Wil

It's possible to make reservations for groups. 

For more information visit the AB website (only available in German).

Aare Seeland Mobil runs a bus and a railway network in the Bieler Seeland and Oberaargau region.

Although buses are not included in the pass, the railway network covers the following routes:

• Biel – Täuffelen – Ins

• Solothurn – Oensingen - Langenthal

• Niederbipp – St. Urban Ziegelei

For more information and timetables visit the ASM website (only available in French and German).

The AVA railway network in the Zürich area covers the following routes:

• S14 Menziken–Aarau–Schöftland
• S17 Bremgarten–Dietikon

For more information, visit the AVA website.

BLS operates (panoramic) trains on the route Bern – Lötschberg – Simplon. You'll cross the impressive Kander viaduct and you'll have the best view on the beautifull Rhone valley.

• 1^st and 2^nd class cars available

• Reservations are not compulsory, but can be made at any train station in Switzerland
  

For more information visit the BLS website.

BLS operates (panoramic) trains on the route Bern – Lötschberg – Simplon. You'll cross the impressive Kander viaduct and you'll have the best view on the beautifull Rhone valley.

• 1^st and 2^nd class cars available

• Reservations are not compulsory, but can be made at any train station in Switzerland
  

For more information visit the BLS website.

BLT runs a few regional trains in and around Basel (your Interrail Pass is valid on these trains). 

For departure times and more information, visit the BLT website.

Note: BVB (not BLT) operate the city trams in Basel (your Interrail Pass is NOT valid on Basel's tram network). 

Chemins de Fer du Jura operates in the mountains surrounding Freiberge and on the route Porrentruy – Bonfol

• During the summer months a steam train operates on some of the routes

• We recommend to make reservations in advance

For more information visit the CJ website.

This railway company operates on the scenic route Locarno – Domodossola (Italy) and is also known as Centovalli Railway. On your way from Locarno to Domodossola you'll see waterfalls, breathtaking mountain scenery, and sleepy villages.

• Visit the FART website

This train operates on the route Lausanne – Echallens – Bercher.
For more information visit the LEB website (only available in French).

This train operates on the route Bière – Apples – Morges
For more information visit the MBC website (only available in French).

MGB (Matterhorn-Gotthard Bahn) operates the scenic Glacier Express train on the following route:

• Zermatt - St.Moritz/Davoa

For more information, visit the MGB website.

MOB and MVR Transports both operate the scenic Golden Pass train on the following route:

• (Zurich –) Lucerne – Brünigpass – Interlaken – Zweisimmen – Montreux (– Geneva)

MOB also operates the Chocolate Train on the following route:

• Montreux – Montbovon (From here, a bus takes you further)

For more information, visit the MOB website.

This train operates on the beautifull route Nyon – St. Cergue – Morez.
For more information visit the NstCM website (only available in French).

This company runs a train and a bus network in the heart of Switzerland.

Although buses are not included in the pass, the railway network covers the following routes:

• Brig – Sion – Martigny – St.Maurice – St. Gingolph – Monthey – St. Maurice – Martigny – Sembrancher – Orsières / Le Chable

For more information visit the RA website (only available in French and German).

Regional railway lines around Bern and Solothurn, serving several towns and cities, including Worb, Jegenstorf, Unterzollikofen und Solothurn.

For more information, visit the RBS website.

This railway company runs the famous Glacier Express and Bernina Express.

The Bernina Express operates on the route:

• Chur/Davos/St. Moritz – Bernina pass – Poschiavo – Tirano

If you want to take a panoramic coach, a reservation is compulsory. The regional train that operates on this route is free as it's included in your pass.

The Glacier Express operates on the route:

• Zermatt – Brig – Disentis – Chur – St.Moritz

For more information, check the RhB website.

The SOB currently operates more than ten routes within Switzerland, some of which are IR (Inter Regio) trains:

• Basel-Luzern/Zurich – Locarno
• Bern – Zurich – Chur
• Luzern – St. Gallen

Local S-Bahn trains include:

• St. Gallen – Sargans – Uznach – Nesslau - St. Gallen
• Biberbrugg – Arth-Goldau
• Rapperswil – Linthal 
• Wädenswil – Eindsiedeln
• Ziegelbrücke – Siebnen – Wangen
• Bieberbrugg – Arth Goldau
• Rapperswill – Einsiedeln
  

For more information visit the SOB website (only available in German).

The SSIF operates on the route Locarno – Domodossola.
For more information visit the SSIF website.

• Your Pass is valid on the following routes:

• Basel SBB - Basel Bad Bf (station operated by DB)

• Koblenz Grenze - Waldshut (this is an S-bahn crossing the Rhine)

For more information visit the SBB website.

This regional railway company has an extensive network of mainly S-bahn trains around the cities of St. Gallen, Schaffhausen and Zürich.

For more information, visit the Thurbo website.

This private railway company operates two services with panoramic windows:

• The Saint-Bernard-Express runs on the route Martigny – Le Châble/Orsières

• The Mont-Blanc-Express operates on the route Martigny – Chamonix.

For more information visit the TMR website.

TPC trains operate on the following routes in the southwest of Switzerland:

• Aigle – Leysin

• Aigle – Ollon – Monthey – Champery

• Eagle Sepey – Diablerets

• Bex – Villars – Bretaye

For more information visit the TPC website (only available in French).

TPF trains operate on the following routes:

• Palézieux – Châtel-St. Denis – Bulle – Montbovon

• Ins – Murten – Fribourg – Romont – Bulle

• Bulle – Broc

For more information visit the TPF website (available in English, waldenFrench and German).

Travys operates bus and train lines in the Jura region as well as local public transport networks in Yverdon and Orbe.

Although buses are not included in the pass, the railway network covers the following routes:

• Le Brassus – Vallorbe

• Orbe – Chavornay

• Yverdon-les-Bains – St. Croix

TRN operates the public transport network in Neuchâtel.

For more information visit the TRN website (only available in French).

ZB trains operate between Lucerne, Engelberg, Brünig, and Interlaken Ost.
For more information visit the ZB website.