1Stop 01St. Moritz
1,856mLuxury alpine resort known for winter sports and stunning lake views.
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The Glacier Express is Switzerland's most famous scenic train journey, connecting St. Moritz in the east with Zermatt in the west. This legendary rail route takes you through 91 tunnels and across 291 bridges, showcasing the most spectacular Alpine scenery in Europe. The train climbs to the Oberalp Pass at 2,033m, traverses the Rhine Gorge — Switzerland's own Grand Canyon — and descends to the Matterhorn's base.
Each numbered stop on the line — tap a card to explore the destination.
1Stop 01Luxury alpine resort known for winter sports and stunning lake views.
2Stop 02Mountain village in the Engadin valley near St. Moritz with alpine charm.
3Stop 03Mountain village at the confluence of the Albula and Julia rivers.
4Stop 04Village nestled in the Alps, known for its stunning viaducts.
5Stop 05Historic town with a charming old town and rich cultural heritage.
6Stop 06Alpine village at the crossroads of historic mountain passes.
7Stop 07Historic town featuring stunning alpine views and a charming old center.
8Stop 08Iconic car-free mountain resort beneath the Matterhorn.
Click any marker to see the station name and elevation.
The highest point of the journey at 2,033m above sea level
The iconic 65m high curved stone bridge near Filisur
Switzerland's "Grand Canyon" with dramatic limestone formations
Extra-large windows and open-air observation areas for unobstructed views