Which Swiss rail pass fits your trip?
Paste your route, confirm the stations, compare passes: the finder prices your itinerary with exact fares from the official timetable and shows whether the Swiss Travel Pass, Half Fare Card or day passes actually pay off — verified prices, not estimates.
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The passes the finder compares
Swiss Travel Pass
Unlimited travel by train, bus and boat across the country, including many museums — the classic for guests on the move.
Swiss Half Fare Card
Half price on most routes — it often pays off after just a few trips.
Saver Day Pass
The budget day ticket for one fixed travel day — booking early pays.
Jungfrau Travel Pass
The regional pass for the Jungfrau area and its big mountain lines.
Berner Oberland Pass
Free travel and discounts between Lake Thun, Lake Brienz and the Bernese Alps.
How the finder works
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Paste or upload your itinerary — as text, CSV or JSON.
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Confirm the detected stations and travel dates.
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Read the comparison: exact costs per option, verified rules only.
Frequently asked questions
- Swiss Travel Pass or Half Fare Card — which one pays off for tourists?
- Rule of thumb: if you ride longer routes almost daily, the Swiss Travel Pass is the easiest choice. If you only plan a few excursions, the Half Fare Card is usually cheaper. The finder prices both options against your actual route.
- Do the passes cover mountain railways?
- Partly. Many mountain lines grant 25 to 50 percent off with the Swiss Travel Pass or Half Fare Card, and some are fully included. The finder only lists such rules when they are verified.
- Can I use the finder with a ready-made itinerary?
- Yes. Paste your route as text or upload it as a file; the finder detects stations and travel dates automatically and you simply confirm them.
- Where do I buy the right pass?
- Directly at Swiss Activities: the rail pass overview carries the Swiss Travel Pass, Half Fare Card, Saver Day Pass and regional passes with instant ticket delivery.