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Scenic Switzerland from London

Independent Swiss rail trip from London via Eurostar, St Moritz, Zermatt

Illustration of Scenic Switzerland from London

Railbookers sells Scenic Switzerland from London as an independent 9-day, 8-night rail journey. The trip starts in London and travels by Eurostar to Paris, then on by rail to what the evidence calls the alpine haven of St Moritz for a two-night stay. While in St Moritz, the package includes a day trip on the Bernina Express into Italy and back. The Glacier Express then carries the journey on to Zermatt for two more nights, before the route continues to Montreux and Lucerne. Built around named scenic trains and a day excursion across the border into Italy, this suits travelers who want a rail-focused tour of Switzerland that starts and ends in the UK rather than requiring a separate flight into Europe. Railbookers does not publish a full day-by-day itinerary for the stops after Zermatt.

What to know before you look closer

  • Railbookers does not publish a day-by-day itinerary for this package; the evidence describes the outbound Eurostar leg, St Moritz, and the start of the Zermatt stay in detail, but the text is cut off before covering Montreux and Lucerne. Confirm the full schedule and hotels with them before booking.

Questions travellers ask

Is train travel included in this trip?
Yes. The route includes the Eurostar from London to Paris, a further scenic rail journey to St Moritz, a day trip on the Bernina Express to Italy and back, and the Glacier Express to Zermatt.
Is this trip escorted or independent?
It is sold as an independent rail package, so travelers make their own way rather than joining a guided group.
Which trains are used?
The Eurostar (London to Paris), the Bernina Express (a day trip from St Moritz to Italy and back), and the Glacier Express (to Zermatt) are named in the evidence.
What is the route?
London to Paris by Eurostar, then on to St Moritz for two nights, then Zermatt for two nights, continuing to Montreux and Lucerne.
How long is the trip and what does it cost?
9 days and 8 nights, from $3,549 per person.

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