Swiss Travel System
In Switzerland, some 26,000 captivating kilometres of travel by road, rail and waterway can be experienced and enjoyed on the world's densest public transport network – with just a single ticket. It's called the Swiss Pass. And it takes travellers to scenic splendours on panorama trains such as the Glacier Express, to sights of breathtaking natural beauty, and to busy bustling cities such as Zurich or Geneva. The Swiss Pass also includes half-price travel on most mountain railways. As well as free admission to more than 450 museums across the country.

2-for-1 offer Swiss Pass
In April, May and from September to November, holders of these passes (1st or 2nd class) will be entitled to take with them an accompanying person free of charge. The holder pays the normal price; the accompanying person travels free. Both are entitled to travel the length and breadth of Switzerland by public transport on rail, road or waterway. Children up to age 16 also travel free of charge. The Passes are on sale from all points of sale.