SBB - Stations, Trains, Routes, Map, Pocket Timetable, Tickets, Travelcards, How to reserve? - Eu

German: Schweizerische Bundesbahnen, SBB
French: Chemins de fer fédéraux suisses, CFF
Italian: Ferrovie federali svizzere, FFS

SBB stands for ‘Schweizerische Bundesbahnen’ , the national railway company of Switzerland. It is usually referred to by the initials of its three official names – defined by federal law SR/RS 742.31 (SBBG/LCFF/LFFS) Art. 2 §1 –in German, French, and Italian, either as SBB CFF FFS, or used separately. The official English abbreviation is “SBB”. While the official Romansh name, Viafiers federalas svizras (VFF) is used in federal documents and laws and Romansh-language media, it is not used by the SBB. The company controls passenger and freight traffic throughout the country. In addition, some railway routes in Germany and France are used by SBB trains.

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SBB Stations

ShopVille-Zurich Central Station	Chur train station	Olten train station
Bern train station	Delemont station	Schaffhausen train station
Basel SBB train station	Friborg/Freiburg train station	Sion train station
Geneva Cornavin train station	Geneva airport train station	Solothurn train station
Lucerne train station	Geneva Eaux-Vives train station	St. Gallen train station
Aarau train station	Lausanne train station	Thun train station
Baden train station	Locarno train station	Uster station
Bellinzona train station	Lugano train station	Visp train station
Biel/Bienne train station	Montreux train station	Wil train station
Brig station	Neuchâtel train station	Winterthur train station
Yverdon les Bains train station	Zurich Enge train station	Zurich Stadelhofen train station
Zug Train station	Zurich Oerlikon train station

SBB Fleets

Giruno	The new Gotthard passenger train.
FV Dosto.	The new long-distance double-decker train.
Astoro.	The ElettroTreno Rapido.
ICN.	The intercity tilting train.
IC2000.	The long-distance double-decker train.
IC2000 modernized.	The long-distance double-decker train.
New IR Dosto.	New interregional double-decker train.
IR Dosto.	The interregional double-decker train.
Standard car IV / Eurocity.	The locomotive-carriage commuter train.
Flirt.	The nimble, light intercity and regional multiple unit.
Regio Dosto.	The regional double-decker train.
Domino.	The single-story regional train.
GTW Seetal.	The Seetal articulated railcar.
DPZ.	The double-decker commuter train.
DTZ.	The double-decker railcar train.
Mouette.	The new long-distance transport flirt.

SBB Train Network-Route Map

Red shows the routes of high speed trains where green shows the routes of regional trains and blue line shows the routes of scenic train

Swiss Train Network-Route Map

How to Create Personal Pocket Time table?

Enter the from to destination
Enter the journey date and return date
Select single or return trip
Click “Display PDF”

SBB Tickets and Travel cards

SBB Tickets

Standard tickets
Supersaver
City ticket
Multiple-journey ticket
Saver Day Pass

Travelcard

GA Travelcard.
Swiss Pass
BÜGA Monthly Season Ticket
Half Fare Travelcard.
Night travelcard for young people.
Leisure Travelcard.
Point-to-Point Travelcard.
Annual bike pass
Annual Dog Pass
Monthly Dog Pass
MGB Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn Adventure Card
Tell Pass

How to reserve your seat at SBB?

Visit the above link
Enter the departure and arrival destination
Select the Outbound and return date
Select your time to travel and ticket price
Select the ticket class type
Choose your seats
Enter the Personal Details
Make a Payment

SBB Customer Care Contacts

Address: SBB Contact Center, P.O. Box CH-3900 Brig

Phone: 0848 44 66 88 (CHF 0.08/min.)

Hours: Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m

FAQ

Is pets are allowed in SBB Trains?

Yes. Small dogs with a height of 30 cm travel for free and without a reservation if they’re in a carrier or cage. If your dog is larger than that, you’ll need to buy a one-day Travel Pass for dogs, which is valid on all Swiss trains, trams and buses.

Can you take my bike on SBB trains?

Yes, you can take your bike on most SBB trains. You can transport your bike free of charge only if you fold it and store it in a transport case, otherwise you’ll have to buy a ticket for it and book a space before your travel date.

Is it possible to book seats for Scenic Trains in Switzerland?

Yes. You can seat reservation for touristic trains.

Bernina Express: A four-hour journey through Switzerland & Italy
Glacier Express:
Goldenpass: A choice of 3 scenic routes or the Chocolate Train
Gotthard Panorama Express: A scenic journey through the heart of Switzerland
Luzern-Interlaken Express: (seat reservations extra) Journey between two world-class tourist destinations