Swiss Travel Pass Free Days

A Journey with Peace of Mind and Elegance

Travel is not only about reaching the destination—it’s about savoring the entire journey. Worry less, relax more, and let every moment be about scenery and experiences. Upgrade during the promotion period and embrace a travel attitude that says: “Treat yourself well.”

Swiss Travel Pass 1st Class Bonus Days

Book by November 30, 2025

• 4 consecutive days → +1 extra day = total 5 days
• 8 consecutive days → +2 extra days = total 10 days
• Valid only for 1st Class (Adult & Youth tickets; Youth = under 25 on travel date)
• First travel date must be between Oct 1, 2025 – Mar 31, 2026

More Comfort
✨ Wider, adjustable seats with generous legroom and elbow space
✨ Elegant, understated design with a quiet atmosphere for relaxation

More Privacy
💺 Fewer seats per carriage for extra personal space
💺 Quiet zones on selected routes for uninterrupted journeys
💺 Ideal for reading a book, writing a travel journal, or admiring alpine views

More Extras
㊕ Power outlets at your seat—no worries about dead batteries
㊕ Panoramic trains with larger windows and elevated seating for sweeping views
㊕ On boats, enjoy table service and regional Swiss specialties

More Relaxation
😴 Fewer passengers in 1st Class—seats are available even in open seating
😴 Calm, quiet ambiance for true rest between journeys
😴 Recharge your energy for deeper exploration at every stop

More Upper Deck
🛥️ Exclusive access to the upper deck on boats for the best views
🛥️ Quiet, elegant atmosphere with table service and curated menus

More Space for Luggage
🛄 Larger storage areas in 1st Class—perfect for travelers with suitcases
🛄 Convenient and secure space for large baggage

More Safety
👧🏻 A refined environment with fellow 1st Class travelers
👧🏻 Extra peace of mind for women and families

More Value of Time
🚆 Every journey becomes part of the experience, not just a transfer
🚆 Rest well in comfort and arrive refreshed to enjoy more at each destination

In Switzerland, the public transportation system operates on a proof-of-payment basis. Most platforms do not have gates, and ticket checks are conducted on board. When the conductor comes to check tickets while you're seated, you can simply show the QR code on your phone.

European train tickets are divided into "tickets" and "seat reservations." Holding a travel pass is considered as having the "ticket." For most routes in Switzerland, seat reservations are not required; however, mandatory reservations are needed for scenic trains.

Please refer to the map below. During the validity period, you can enjoy unlimited travel on Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) trains, buses, and selected lake cruise routes within Switzerland, including panoramic trains. However, the ticket price does not cover seat reservations, meals, or sleeper accommodations. It also includes access to public transportation in approximately 90 towns and cities. Please note: Not all SBB App routes are available for free travel. The SBB App (link) is a highly useful tool for checking schedules during your travels in Switzerland.

The following mountain peaks are included in the Swiss Travel Pass: Rigi, Stoos, and Stanserhorn. For Jungfraujoch and Zermatt, additional tickets are required. However, the Swiss Travel Pass already covers the journey from Interlaken to Grindelwald or to Wengen/Mürren/Lauterbrunnen within the Jungfrau region.