The 18:07 service from St. Gallen runs only as far as Lausanne from Mondays to Fridays. The 19:07 service from St. Gallen only runs as far as Lausanne from Sunday to Thursday. No liability is taken for the accuracy of this information.

18:07 ab St. Gallen verkehrt von Montag bis Freitag nur bis Lausanne. 19:07 ab St.Gallen verkehrt Sonntag bis Donnerstag nur bis Lausanne. Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr.

Up-to-date Rail route IC1 – IC 1 schedule from Genève-Aéroport to Zürich Hb. Get live timings, stops info, and plan your trip with our accurate SBB (Schweizerische Bundesbahnen Sbb) route data on busmaps.com.

In addition, IC 1 and IC 8 will run alternately every half hour from Bern to Romanshorn and Constance via Zurich International Airport. IC 5 will be extended once an hour from St. Gallen to Sankt Margrethen.

2025年3月14日 · The first stop of the Ic1 rail route is Bern and the last stop is Fribourg/Freiburg. Ic1 (IC 1) is operational during on weekends. Additional information: Ic1 has 2 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 22 minutes. See why over 2 million users trust and consider BusMaps.com as the best public transport website.

Schweizerische Bundesbahnen SBB IC1 Train Route Schedule and Stops (Updated) The IC1 train (Genève-Aéroport) has 18 stations departing from Genève-Aéroport and ending at St. Gallen. IC1 train time schedule overview for the upcoming week: It departs once a day at 08:25.

Le train de 18:07 au départ de St. Gallen ne circule du lundi au vendredi que jusqu’à Lausanne. Le train de 19:07 au départ de St. Gallen ne circule que jusqu’à Lausanne du dimanche au jeudi. Les informations fournies sont sans garantie.

2018年，SBB對所有IC、IR路線編號： InterCity : IC 1 日內瓦國際機場 - 洛桑 - 弗里堡 - 伯恩 - 蘇黎世火車總站 - 蘇黎世國際機場 - 溫特圖爾 - 聖加侖; IC 2 蘇黎世火車總站 - 楚格 - 阿爾特 - (Flüelen) - 貝林佐納 - 盧加諾; IC 3 巴塞爾SBB - 蘇黎世火車總站 - 薩甘斯 - Landquart ...

Intercity trains operated by SBB (Swiss Railways) are the backbone of long-distance train travel in Switzerland. You will find them on all main lines throughout the country, running at speeds of up to 200 km/h. They provide fast and regular connections between all important cities, usually running every 30 minutes throughout the day.

Four types of train are now used by Swiss national rail operator SBB on its IC routes and services: (1) Double deck IC 2000 trains - these are the older double deck trains which are now being modernised. (2) New double deck LD/Twindexx trains, which are gradually replacing the IC 2000 trains on some routes. (3 Tilting single deck ICN trains.