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Interlaken trains & metro guide

How to ride the metro, buses and trains in Interlaken, what tickets cost, and where to book trains to your next stop.

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Booking trains in Switzerland

⏰ High-speed trains (TGV, Frecciarossa, AVE, ICE, Eurostar) price like flights — book 1–3 months ahead for the cheapest seats. Regional trains are fixed-price and need no booking.

SSBBSwiss trains, boats and the Swiss Travel Pass

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Eurail PassUnlimited trains in 33 countries for non-Europeans. High-speed and night trains still need a paid seat reservation.Worth it? Usually worth it with 4+ long train days in a month, or lots of last-minute travel. For 1–3 trips booked early, single tickets are cheaper.Swiss Travel PassTrains, buses, boats and city transit across Switzerland, plus free museums.Worth it? Swiss trains are expensive — worth it if you move around most days. Staying put? Try the Half Fare Card.

Maps & live times

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Interlaken travel guideWhen to go, where to stay, what it costsReady-made Interlaken itineraryDay-by-day plan you can make your own

AI-written guide: fares, hours and rules are typical and change often — check the official transit and rail sites before you travel. We may earn a commission from some booking links.