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The unrivalled route combines the most beautiful panoramic sections of railway in Switzerland. Over around 1,280 kilometres and eight different stages, the highlights of Swiss public transport can be experienced all year round.

The Rhaetian Railway (RhB) – the largest Alpine railway in Switzerland – has a high-performance 385-kilometre network of tracks. The trains travel through the picturesque landscape of the Graubünden Alps and over numerous engineering structures.

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With the observation-car trains Bernina Express and Glacier Express as well as the UNESCO World Heritage “Rhaetian Railway in the Albula/Bernina Landscapes”, we have brands which are known all over the world.

The Rhaetian Railway has been providing a fascinatingly different way to travel since 1889. With its workforce of some 1,600 employees, it transports over 10 million passengers through the Swiss canton of Graubünden each year.

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On the highest railway tracks in Europe and the steepest in the world, the Bernina Express takes its passengers on a unique journey through 55 tunnels and over 196 bridges.

The experience offered by the RhB is sure to amaze even railway enthusiasts and fans of days gone by, as the RhB's historical engines and railway coaches travel through the most beautiful parts of the Swiss canton of Graubünden.

The Albula and Bernina railway lines form the core zones of the RhB UNESCO World Heritage site. The Albula line was completed in 1903, the Bernina line in 1910. Both railway lines connect the Upper Engadine to facilitate international tourism and are tourist attractions in their own right.