Ride the UNESCO-listed Bernina Red Train over the 2,253-meter Bernina Pass
See the Brusio spiral viaduct, Lago Bianco and the Morteratsch Glacier
Enjoy free time in St. Moritz, the famous Swiss Alpine resort
Travel a full loop through Switzerland and Italy, with no road traveled twice
Return to Milan via the Maloja Pass and the shores of Lake Como
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觀光行程
出圑模式
拼團
交通方式
集合地點接駁
集合時間
標準集合(8:00-9:00)
行李限制
無限制
導覽類型
導覽遊
餐飲安排
自理
額外服務與設施
行李寄放、含接駁服務
觀光類型
自然景觀、市區觀光、巴士觀光
交通工具
包車、巴士
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Leave Milan by air-conditioned coach and travel through the Valtellina valley to Tirano, the Italian starting point of the Bernina Railway. Here you board the famous red train, with your ticket and reserved seat already included.
This UNESCO World Heritage line, the same one used by the Bernina Express, climbs from Tirano to the 2,253-meter Bernina Pass. Pass the Brusio spiral viaduct, the turquoise waters of Lago Bianco and views of the Morteratsch Glacier. In the standard carriage the windows open, so you can take photos without glass reflections.
Arrive in St. Moritz, the resort town that has drawn royalty and Olympic champions since the 19th century. Enjoy free time on the lakeside promenade or in the town center.
In the afternoon, your coach takes a different road home: down the Maloja Pass, through the Bregaglia valley and along the shores of Lake Como, arriving in Milan in the early evening. It is a full loop, with no road traveled twice.
A licensed English-speaking guide accompanies you all day, with radio headsets so you hear every commentary clearly.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Passport or ID card
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
What To Bring: Passport or ID card for children
Know Before You Go: A valid passport or EU ID card is required for all travelers, including children (border crossing into Switzerland)
Know Before You Go: Dress in warm layers: temperatures at the Bernina Pass can be much colder than in Milan
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable walking shoes
Know Before You Go: The Standard option uses a 2nd-class carriage with opening windows; the Bernina Express option uses panoramic carriages
Know Before You Go: On some dates the route runs in reverse: coach to St. Moritz first, then the train from St. Moritz to Tirano
Know Before You Go: In winter, snow and weather can affect road and rail timings; your guide may adjust the schedule for safety
Know Before You Go: Suitcases are welcome: they stay safely stored in the coach for the whole trip
Know Before You Go: The tour starts and ends at Piazza IV Novembre in Milan
Know Before You Go: With the Albula option, the train runs St. Moritz – Thusis (or Thusis – St. Moritz on some dates) instead of Tirano – St. Moritz; the coach covers the rest of the route