Swiss Mountain Railway Fare Comparison is Online!
On Nexano, you can now compare the fares of Swiss mountain railways. The comparison is available online immediately.
The most Expensive Mountain Railway Costs 250 Francs
What could be more beautiful than a trip to the mountains with a Swiss mountain railway? According to the Federal Office of Transport, 2,400 cable cars are in operation in Switzerland, 650 of which are federally licensed cable car systems. However, a trip up the mountain can quickly put a strain on your wallet. Now, on Nexano, you can compare the fares for popular Swiss mountain railways. The following categories are currently available:
- Mountain Railways Adult Full Price
- Mountain Railways Adult Half-Fare
- Mountain Railways Child Fare
- Mountain Railways Children with Junior Card
Did you know that you can sometimes spend CHF 250.00 for a return trip on a mountain railway? The currently most expensive mountain railway trip in our comparison is the return trip from Zermatt to Cervinia. The offer is called Matterhorn Alpine Crossing and, according to its own statements, is the highest continuous Alpine crossing by cable car. Adults without discounts pay CHF 250.00 for the return trip during high season. Children up to the age of 8 travel for free.
There are also Free Gondola Lifts
For the bargain hunters among you, there’s also good news. Did you know that riding a gondola lift can also be free? Yes, that’s the case, for example, in the Graubünden municipality of Vals. The gondola lift to Gadastatt, for example, is completely free for everyone. But beware: The lift does not operate between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM, as it’s lunchtime. Pizokel with plenty of mountain cheese or Capuns with Salsiz… Enjoy your meal.
