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This is a nice option because you have a bit of flexibility to stay in each location for a few days if you want. 3 to 15 Travel Days In a Month: In this option, you can choose 3, 4, 8, or 15 travel days in a month.

There are a number of Eurail Passes available but here are the main pass options: To find these fares, simply do a standard search on and look for results with a “%” next to it.Įurail Passes for Switzerland can actually be a pretty good deal since normal tickets are expensive and there are no extra reservation fees for rail pass users. The Supersaver is a special online-only ticket that gives a bit of a discount on certain routes. Most international high-speed tickets will require a reservation - especially for trains between Switzerland and Germany (Eurocity trains) or France (TGV trains).For example, on a train going from Zurich to Lucern, you could exit the train at any stop along the way, spend a few hours there, and then get on another train late that day to complete the journey.You can break up your train journey by getting off at any stop along the route and then hop on another train going that same route - as long as it’s the same day.For example, you can buy a ticket from Zurich to Lucern for an 8 am train but you can hop on the 11 am train if you want - just as long as it’s the same day.Your ticket is valid for any train for the route you purchased as long as you travel on the travel date printed on the ticket.You can also book tickets at the train station but you’ll need to wait in line if you don’t pre-purchase your tickets online. You can also book through the Swiss Rail website but some people report weird translation issues and their cards being declined. These services will also display Supersaver tickets. Both these companies are super user-friendly, their apps work well, and they’ve worked the technical bugs out of the booking process. The easiest is using the 3rd party booking sites like Omio and TrainLine. There are a few different ways to buy train tickets in Switzerland. So keep reading our Switzerland train guide to learn the ins and outs of Swiss train travel. However, like everything in Switzerland, the trains are expensive but there are some ways to help keep costs down. You can essentially get just about anywhere quickly and efficiently on the train and the views can’t be beaten (especially on the scenic routes). Swiss trains run like clockwork-in fact, Switzerland arguably has the most reliable train network in Europe.