Map GoldenPass Belle Epoque

Zweisimmen – Montreux (or vice versa)​

Evoking the elegance of the Orient Express, the GoldenPass Belle Epoque takes your clients on a scenic journey between the Bernese Oberland and the Vaud Riviera in vintage, 1930s-style coaches. 1st and 2nd class available.​

​ The essentials at a glance​

From tickets to timetables – everything you need to prepare your clients for a smooth travel experience aboard the GoldenPass Express.​

Tickets

Find the perfect ticket

  • Covered by the Swiss Travel Pass (Flex)
  • 50% discount with the Swiss Half Fare Card
  • Covered by Interrail

Seat reservation ​

Information about reservations and surcharges

  • Seat reservation for individual travellers recommeded but not required
  • Seat reservation for groups of 10 and more people mandatory

Luggage ​

All you need to know about luggage services

   

Timetable ​

Get timetable information

  • Year-round operation

Comfort and services on board ​

  • Belle Epoque Coaches - Nostalgic Belle Epoque coaches and one Chalet coach combine the elegance of the 1930s with modern amenities.​

  • Catering ​- Catering is only available for groups of 10 or more with prior reservation (goldenpass@mob.ch). ​

In pictures​

  • GoldenPass Belle Epoque above Lake Geneva by Montreux
  • GoldenPass Belle Epoque in Schönried, Bernese Oberland
  • GoldenPass Belle Epoque with a couple looking out of the window, Pays-d'Enhaut
  • GoldenPass Belle Epoque in Schönried, Bernese Oberland
  • Chocolate Train - GoldenPass Belle Epoque on Lake Geneva, Montreux Riviera

Explore the GoldenPass Belle Epoque​

Find further information on the official website.​

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