Guided bus and train tours Switzerland

In the heart of the country, you're treated to a truly 360-degree panoramic journey! Escape is guaranteed aboard the Gotthard Panorama Express, which links two magnificent regions of Switzerland: Central Switzerland and the canton of Ticino. The history of the country flashes before your eyes, and at every stop, you'll plunge into the vibrant past of ancient myths such as William Tell. You're free to choose the direction of your itinerary, with various departure points such as Lugano, Bellinzona, Lucerne or Arth-Goldau via the Rigi. The tour is ideal if you combine the boat and the panorama train, as they guarantee totally different and complementary sensations and views. We also recommend that you take your time to optimize your discovery. We also suggest that you indulge in the on-board restaurant, with its menu of authentic, typical dishes.

Departure by steamboat: in Lucerne, embark on a Belle Époque journey aboard your paddlewheel-powered boat. You'll cruise the crystal-clear waters of Lake Lucerne, gazing out over the Rütli meadow, the Schillerstein, Tell's chapel and other historic sites of the cantons that founded Switzerland in 1291.

Panorama train tour: the experience becomes even more intense as you continue your journey on board the panorama train of the historic St. Gotthard line, departing from Flüelen. Comfortably seated, the commentary provided by our guides along the way is a real bonus, ensuring that you don't miss a thing during the journey. It's a real thrill to watch this condensed selection of landscapes, from the most Alpine to the most southern! One of the most emblematic passages is the 15 km crossing of the Saint-Gotthard railway tunnel. This titanic structure dates back to 1882. This "secret passage" through the mountains is a feat of engineering and the stuff of legend. After this unusual crossing, your panoramic train continues to the far south of Switzerland to Bellinzona and Lugano. After this unforgettable journey along Switzerland's historic rail route, you'll be charmed by the dolce vita of Ticino. Ticino has something for everyone: a different panorama, a different lake, a different language and, above all, a different taste, like a wine full of sunshine.

The Gotthard Panorama Express is definitely an all-round experience!

This minitrain is made for strolling through the park with your children, and it's been around since 1964! This electric train will take young and old on its tracks along a circuit of the Vidy grounds, along the lakeshore linking the port and the Théâtre de Vidy. The adorable, recently repainted minilocomotives take children on a leisurely tour of the grounds. It's a fun way to stroll around, and toddlers love it... It's a great way to fall back into childhood with your kids!

Best of Switzerland Tours offers a wide range of private and group excursions in the city of Zurich and the most important tourist attractions in German-speaking Switzerland. Our multilingual guides will take you to the eternal snows of the Jungfraujoch, to the Top of Europe or to the Mount Titlis... This is the ideal formula for those who appreciate organized bus tours. Some of the guides tell many interesting stories about the places visited. Book in advance!

You can't get enough of certain tourist transports. This little train allows you to visit the city in a playful way and without getting too tired. You will have plenty of time to climb the streets during your free visit. It goes around the city and takes place at Place Georges-Python. Easily recognisable with its white and blue colours, it takes you into the historic centre and is an alternative to the funicular, for example. It works like a hop-on, hop-off, which allows you to stop and pick it up whenever you want.

A fun way to discover Sion's historic town center, as well as other routes such as Lac de Montorge and Domaine des Îles. Kids love this little red-and-white train that looks just like a big one! For adults, it's a great way to discover the region while saving a little money. It runs all summer long, but can also be privatized for events involving ten or more people. Along the way, listen out for historical information.