The Bernina Express runs on a 7% incline with a 360% spiral, passing through 55 tunnels and 196 bridges at an altitude of 2,250 m and gradually decreasing to 1,800 m before reaching its final destination. It is often said that the word “express” in the train’s name refers to the need to book seats quickly rather than the speed of the train. Visitors will discover the wonders of rustic natural landscapes, to majestic mountain peaks leaning over to admire the clear blue lake.
The Bernina Express runs on a 7% incline with a 360% spiral, passing through 55 tunnels and 196 bridges.
Board the Bernina Express scenic high-speed train and you will be captivated by the magnificent views as the train travels around the Alps from East to West for about 7 hours through more than 80 tunnels and over more than 250 bridges.
The Rhaetian Road was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 for its engineering, architecture and harmony with the environment.
In particular, enjoying the fresh air from the oldest village in Switzerland to the charming town of Tirano in Italy will bring unforgettable experiences of a lifetime. Part of the above railway line is called Rhaetian, which is the railway line crossing the border between Switzerland and Italy. This line was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 for its engineering, architecture and harmony with the environment.
Enjoy the spectacular journey of the Bernina Express.
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