Kambly Train​

This themed train connects the cities of Bern and Lucerne, combining a scenic journey with a delicious taste of Switzerland’s biscuit-making heritage.​ ​ ​
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Bern – Trubschachen – Luzern​

Aboard the specially designed BLS Kambly Train, also known as the Cookie Train (1st and 2nd class available), your clients travel through the Emmental Valley and the UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere. In Trubschachen, they’ll visit the Kambly Experience for biscuit making, baking and tasting.​

​ The essentials at a glance​

From tickets to timetables – everything you need to prepare your clients for a smooth journey aboard the Kambly Train.​

Tickets

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

Information about reservations and surcharges​

   

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Luggage

All you need to know about luggage services​

    

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Timetable

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  • Year-round operation from Tuesday to Sunday ​
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Comfort and services onboard

  • Panoramic windows ​– Oversized panoramic windows for immersive views. ​

  • Catering ​– Bistro zone with self-service refreshment area available. ​

  • Power outlets ​– Available at every seat. ​

  • Family area ​– Specially designed family area available.​

  • Accessibility ​– Low-floor access, wheelchair-accessible compartment and restroom available.​

  • Kambly Experience ​– Free admission to the Kambly Experience with biscuit tasting and factory shop in Trubschachen (open daily).​

Kambly Round Trip​

​The Kambly Train journey can be extended into a round trip from Luzern aboard the Luzern–Interlaken Express to Interlaken Ost and back to Bern via Thun. From April to October, a boat cruise on Lake Brienz (Brienz–Interlaken Ost) can be included. The trip is flexible in both directions. Duration: 5h.​

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Find further information on the official website.​
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