Swiss Travel Pass Flex

The Swiss Travel Pass Flex is for visitors whose permanent residence is outside Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein. It is valid for 3 to 15 days of your choice within a one-month period.

On the days it is valid, you can travel around Switzerland on all public transport trains, boats and buses. You can also use public transport in 90 Swiss towns and cities free of charge. Download this map as a PDF to see the area covered.

You can also visit Rigi, Stanserhorn and Stoos with the Swiss Travel Pass Flex at no extra cost. You can enjoy discounts of up to 50% on other mountain excursions. You also get 30% off SBB RailAway offers, such as Swissminiatur, Basel Zoo and Lindt Home of Chocolate.

You need to activate your Swiss Travel Pass Flex for the days you want to use it. It isn’t valid on any other days! Find out how to activate your Swiss Travel Pass Flex.

The Swiss Travel Pass Flex is personal and non-transferable. You must show an official document (passport or ID card) whenever your ticket is checked.

• In every SBB carriage (1st and 2nd class), the first compartment on the right is reserved for passengers with reduced mobility. It has seats facing each other and can be used by passengers with mobility impairments. Some of these compartments can also accommodate wheelchair users.
• Some railway stations are not yet accessible. Check with the relevant operator or the “SBB Call Center Handicap” in advance.
• You can arrange free assistance with boarding and getting off by contacting the “SBB Call Center Handicap” up to 24 hours in advance.
• Not all mountain railways are wheelchair-accessible yet. However, you’ll usually have a good chance of using them with a folding wheelchair. Check directly with the mountain railway operator in advance.
• Most stations on the Rigi cogwheel railways are wheelchair-accessible.