There is a wheelchair compartment and a toilet suitable for use by disabled persons in the 1st class section of every Glacier Express train.
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Landwasser ViaductIt's one of the most iconic parts of the Glacier Express, curving around into the Landwasser tunnel. It's a moment you'll remember forever. The viaduct itself is a landmark to behold, but once on top of it, the panoramic view is unlike any other.
The Glacier Express is primarily designed to be a scenic journey from start to finish (from Zermatt to St. Moritz or vice versa), rather than a hop-on, hop-off service. The train passes through several towns and cities, including Brig, Andermatt, Chur, and Davos, among others.
The Glacier Express & Bernina Express are Switzerland's two most scenic train journeys and these Panoramic journeys are free with your Swiss Travel Pass. However you need to pay a compulsory seat reservation fee regardless of whether you are holding a travel pass or point to point ticket.
The Glacier Express begins (or ends) in Zermatt, where the majestic Matterhorn can be found. Skating, hiking, skiing and hiking are popular in this Swiss town. The panoramic train journey ends (or begins) in St Moritz, an upmarket Swiss ski resort where the shops sparkle as much as the snow does.
The journey itself is covered by the GA or Swiss Travel Pass. Without a pass, the standard price for the complete journey (Zermatt-St. Moritz or the other way) is 152 CHF in 2nd class or 268 CHF in 1st class. With a half-fare card, you get 50% off this price.