Costs about CHF 120 and gives you a 50% discount on almost all public transport for one month. It is often the cheapest choice if you only plan a few long-distance trips. 2. Where and How to Purchase
The primary way to buy a Swiss rail pass is through the SBB website or at any staffed Swiss railway station. For international travelers, the is the standard "all-in-one" option, covering trains, buses, boats, and over 500 museums. 1. Choose Your Pass Type
Best for frequent travel on set, back-to-back days (3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 days).
Swiss Travel Pass: travel throughout Switzerland with a single ticket. | SBB
Best for spontaneous trips; you choose a specific number of travel days within one month.
Costs about CHF 120 and gives you a 50% discount on almost all public transport for one month. It is often the cheapest choice if you only plan a few long-distance trips. 2. Where and How to Purchase
The primary way to buy a Swiss rail pass is through the SBB website or at any staffed Swiss railway station. For international travelers, the is the standard "all-in-one" option, covering trains, buses, boats, and over 500 museums. 1. Choose Your Pass Type
Best for frequent travel on set, back-to-back days (3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 days).
Swiss Travel Pass: travel throughout Switzerland with a single ticket. | SBB
Best for spontaneous trips; you choose a specific number of travel days within one month.
