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190830 Linienplan WEB.Pdf Balzers Zürich 014 Basel Fanas St. Gallen Bad Ragaz Heididorf 211 Schuders 022 Seewis 213 014 St. Antönien Maienfeld 203 211 Stels Malans Seewis-Pardisla Schiers 201 Grüsch 214 222 022 Pany Maienfeld Furna 222 Jenaz Mastrils 021 Landquart 201 Fideris Pfunds 221 Küblis Samnaun 023 202 Landeck Landquart Ried 220 231 Igis Jenaz Igis 220 Saas 921 Valzeina 921 Untervaz 013 221 Martina 210 3 Zizers 941 Furna Klosters Dorf Tschlin 231 Klosters PlatzMadrisa Val Sinestra 023 91 Untervaz-Trimmis 3 235 Vnà 941 273 223 0 Russna 925 Nauders 231 237 31 Strada 73 10 3 Haldenstein 3 Says Conters Monbiel 9 2 2 Bargis 025 013 Serneus 232 Aeuja Ramosch Fidaz Haldenstein Chur Wiesental Trimmis 3 Sent Peist Scuol-Tarasp 23 Flims Dorf 82 9 9 6 Cavadürli 234 11 921 1 81 4 9 23 411 3 041 Ftan 9 Sur En 925 Laax Bergbahnen Felsberg CHUR2 Peter-Molinis Selfranga 910 1 Chur AltstadtLüen-CastielSt. Peist Davos Laret Ftan Baraigla 81 Pigniu Langwies 1 12 81 Laret 851 Ardez 9 82 1 Chur Guarda Falera Laax 930 Litzirüti 1 Davos Wolfgang 910 Felsberg Guarda West 042 1 1 Davos Frauenkirch 4 1 Reichenau-Tamins 3 Andiast Siat Ladir Domat/Ems Tschiertschen 3 4 331 Lavin 4 Ems Werk 1 3 Tarasp 411 Trin 182 1 Davos DorfStilli 171 Arosa 10 1 1 Davos Glaris 3 Breil/Brigels 424 423 421 422 Versam-Safien 1 Valbella Davos Monstein 4 7 Feldis 183 1 Cinuos-chel-Brail Sagliains 13 191 3 12 Susch 9 Schlans 0 Trans 1 7 Valendas-Sagogn 4 501 Davos Platz 3 Zernez 29 2 Campliun 50 1 3 471 461 Davos Wiesen 4 Teufli Disentis/Mustér 960 Castrisch 1 511 Tomils Val Sporz 8 12 472 512 Lenzerheide Mals Andermatt 472 920 Rueun 401 184 8 S-charl 512 Dürrboden Brig 511 Vaz/Obervaz S-chanf 182 Sertig Zermatt Bonaduz Sils i.D. 10 811 1 482 403 Alvaschein Alvaneu 7 Müstair Trun Rueun Versam Rhäzüns Tiefencastel183 5 Lü Zignau 1 405 571 91 Monstein 7 811 5 481 Ilanz Zuoz 81 Rabius-Surrein Cazis Cavardiras Madulain 451 Rothenbrunnen La Punt-Chamues-ch 832 Sta. Maria Waltensburg/Vuorz 431 Parc Naziunal Sumvitg-Cumpadials Riein Tenna Rodels-Realta Stierva 811 442 532 Stugl Thusis 521 572 Tavanasa-Breil/Brigels Präz 573 Medel Obersaxen Luven 401 591 432 531 Fuldera Pitasch Glaspass 522 Mutten 940 831 Rongellen Filisur Pitasch-Mulin Lukmanier 5 541 581 81 Morissen 441 Val Vau 821 434 Duvin 551 171 432 443 Preda 6 7 Vella Wergenstein Zillis Savognin Bergün/BravuognSamedan 6 1 Spinas Camuns 6 Chamues-ch 444 Degen Uors Livigno Bormio Vattiz 551 Celerina Tirano Thalkirch Bever 2 Regio / Regio Express 431 441 182 6 Andeer 6 St. Chur—St. Moritz Vrin Vals 1 Moritz 1 Bahn / Treno / Train / Train 4 2 Splügen 9 1 701 Landquart—Davos Platz 171 Punt 2Muragl 541 552 1 Haupt- oder Umsteigestation / Stazione principale o di cambio Pontresina2 Puzzatsch Zervreila 6 1 Livigno Main- or transfer station / Gare principale ou de correspondance Disentis/Mustér—Landquart—Scuol-Tarasp 2 Punt 631 2 561 Avers, Juf Silvaplana Halt / Fermata / Stop / Arrêt Landquart—St. Moritz 1 701 541 6 Celerina Staz 705 Sils 6 6 705 Chur—Arosa Muragl Staz 706 Halt auf Verlangen / Fermata a richiesta San Bernardino Surovas 2 Surlej request stop / arrêt sur demande occasionnel selon l’horaire Maloja 4 St. Moritz—Tirano Chiavenna La Motta Rossa Soglio Morteratsch Halt / Halt auf Verlangen zeitweise gemäss Fahrplan 703 Davos Platz—Filisur 706 Alp Camp 171 632 604 Fermata / Fermata su richiesta temporanea secondo l’orario 214 Bernina Suot 950 Sfazù Pontresina — Sagliains—Scuol-Tarasp 2 Stop / request stop periodically as scheduled 215 Percosta Promontogno Arrêt / Arrêt sur demande de temps à autre, selon l’horaire Sta. Maria 702 Bernina Diavolezza 604 2 706 in Calanca 2 631 BerninaOspizio Lagalb Bernina Alp Grüm Selvaplana S-Bahn Cavaglia Verdabbio 701 216 Chiavenna Cadera 712 Bus und Seilbahn / Autobus e funivia / Bus et téléphérique / Bus and cable car Schiers—Rhäzüns Lugano Ginetto 217 711 111 PostAuto-Linie / Linea di AutoPostale / PostBus line / Ligne de CarPostal Chur—Thusis Li Curt Grono Poschiavo Viano 214 111 Saisonale PostAuto-Linie / Linea di AutoPostale stagionale © RhB Rhätische Bahn Chur, gültig ab 1. September 2019 bis auf weiteres 171 Le Prese Seasonal PostBus line / Ligne saisonnière de CarPostal Bellinzona Miralago 1 Lugano Brusio 702 Regionale Buslinie / Linea di autobus regionale Mailand Tirano 713 Campascio Regional bus line / Ligne de bus régionale Cavaione 2940 Seilbahn / Funivia / Téléphérique / Cable car: Rhäzüns–Feldis Campocologno Umsteigestation oder Abzweigung / Stazione di cambio o diversione RhB-Railservice, Tel +41 (0)81 288 65 65 Transfer station or junction / Gare de correspondance ou bifurcation Bernina Express Bus Endstation / Stazione di destinazione / Last stop / Terminus Lugano Milano.
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