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1.3 million people in Switzerland live on their own. While this doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re all single, one thing is certain: more than 1 million passengers travel with SBB every day, making the train a great place to get flirting! Hop on board and strike up a conversation with that cute stranger between stops.
Motorists and cyclists, but also pedestrians know that when the barriers are lowered it means waiting, waiting and more waiting. We are going to reveal to you why the barriers stay down for so long.
Snow on a ski slope is a beautiful thing. But when those pretty white crystals fall on tracks, points and platforms, rail traffic can be disruptedand trains can be delayed. To prevent this as best it can, SBB begins to prepare for its winter service way back in late summer.
Have you purchased the wrong ticket by accident or are you not able to go on your trip as planned? You can find the answers to all the important questions about refunds here.
