Train travel has long been a symbol of adventure and exploration, but there are certain railways that go beyond the ordinary to offer thrilling, breathtaking experiences. From high-altitude routes ...

I've been on Eurostar, Amtrak, Japanese bullet trains — the best train trip in the world is on the Alpine Bernina Express ...

Explore the Glacier and Bernina Express, plus more stunning Swiss rail routes for a breathtaking adventure. One of them takes you to Europe's loftiest train station. Destinations Experiences Tips ...

Route: Settle to Carlisle . Distance: 73 miles . Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes. 2. The Bernina Express, Switzerland and Italy . Switzerland and all its glacier-capped mountain belongings are always ...

The Bernina Express is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site railway that runs between Chur or Davos/St. Moritz in Switzerland and Tirano in Italy.

The Bernina Express travelling beside Lago Bianco (White Lake) in the winter. Rhaetische Bahn, Beppe Raso / Not-For-Syndication Soon after, we stopped at Alp Grüm, 2091m, built in 1923.

The curious building is on the country's Bernina Express railway line, which is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and connects St. Moritz with Tirano, according to Switzerland Tourism.

Switzerland’s Bernina Express tourist train and its panoramic carriages are well known, but few realise there’s a cheaper regional service on the same route.

The Bernina Express, with its stunning Alpine views, has been ranked third in the world's most picturesque rail journeys. This iconic Swiss route scored 7.10/10 and boasts a 4.5/5 Tripadvisor ...

The Bernina Express, Switzerland and Italy. One of the most famous train lines in the world, The Bernina Express route is so picturesque that it features on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.

Anyone in search of a beautiful train journey for a once-in-a-lifetime travel experience in 2025 needn't look further than Europe, where the panoramic scarlet carriages of the Bernina Express await in ...

The Bernina Express, Europe’s highest-altitude transalpine rail route, whisks passengers from Chur, near Davos, to Tirano in Italy, passing over the Bernina Pass (2,253m) and Brusio spiral viaduct.