Yes, you can absolutely buy SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) tickets at almost any train station in Switzerland in 2026. Every station is equipped with automated ticket machines that operate in multiple languages (English, German, French, and Italian) and accept major credit cards, debit cards, and often Swiss Francs. Larger stations also feature staffed travel centers (counters) where you can speak with an agent for more complex bookings, international travel, or to purchase the Swiss Travel Pass. However, it is important to know that you must be in possession of a valid ticket before you board the train; unlike in some other countries, you generally cannot buy tickets from the conductor on board unless you are at a small, unstaffed station with specific "board-purchase" rules. While buying at the station is convenient for spontaneous trips, many travelers prefer using the SBB Mobile app, which offers "Supersaver" tickets that are significantly cheaper than the standard "point-to-point" fares sold at the station kiosks, potentially saving you up to 50% if you book your specific train time in advance.