Valid in France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Netherland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Greece and Hungary.
Euro Pass
Valid in France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain with supplements in upto two of the following four territories - Austria, Hungary, Benelux, Greece or Portugal
Eurail SelectPass
Valid on National Rail Network of any three adjoining Eurail Countries that are connected by Train or Ship.Valid in France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Netherland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Greece and Hungary.
Euro Star
Valid for travel between London and Paris
BritRail Passes
Valid in Britain, South East England, Britain and Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Swiss Travel System
In Switzerland, public transport is so reliable, frequent, comfortable, integrated, and fast that a visitor from the U.S., where trains are mostly a novelty and buses considered beneath our dignity, can only marvel. And though it may be an amusement park ride to some visitors, it is as essential to the Swiss as cheese and chocolate. In Zurich, citizens use public transportation at a rate double the average of other major European cities. Clean-as-a-whistle trams, buses and funiculars take them from one part of town to another, seemingly every three minutes, all day.
The country believes in public transportation and when ridership flattens, rather than cutting service, as is often the case in the U.S., the government encourages increased use by investing large sums to improve it. In 2001 for example, SBB, the Swiss railroad, introduced new, faster equipment and more frequent service. Half-hourly departures are now available on most Intercity lines, new late-night and early-morning trains were added, and tilting trains - faster around curves - have lowered travel times. There are also new double-decker trains featuring "quiet" cars (no cell phones, loud talk), "bistro" cars, and family cars with children's play equipment. In addition, peak-hour trains between Zurich and Bern have an on-board grocery store, the 'Railshop'.
Some features of the Rail Pass
Unlimited travel on the national rail networks of Switzerland.
Unlimited travel on many public transportation systems in cluding 30 major city bus system, lake steamers, postal buses.
Choice of 1 st or 2nd class
Saverpass for 2 adults or more traveling together at all time.
Europe by Rail