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Sales Manual 2022 Zermatt Shuttle | Furka Car Transport | Regional Traffic Sales Manual 2022 Zermatt Shuttle | Furka car transport | Regional traffic Version August 2021 Your ticket to adventure. www.mgbahn.ch 2 Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn The Alpine adventure No. 1 railway Content The Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn is one of Switzerland’s largest The Alpine adventure No. 1 railway 2 railway companies with a network of over 144 kilometres extend- Destinations along the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn routes 3 ing from Disentis and Göschenen to Zermatt – from the Gotthard Travel to Zermatt – by train 4 to the Matterhorn. The famous Glacier Express is the company’s Travel to Zermatt – by car 5 major touristic attraction. Travel to Zermatt – by coach 6 Furka car transport 7 Adventure offers 8 Glacier Express 9 Bernina Express 10 Disentis/ Caischavedra Mustér Deutschland Acla da Fontauna Cuolm da Vi Segnas Schaffhausen Mumpé Tujetsch Milez Bugnei Sedrun St. Gallen Rueras Basel Zürich Dieni Schneehüenerstock St. Margrethen Tschamut-Selva Olten Pfäffikon Gütsch Österreich Göschenen Oberalppass France Nätschen Realp Andermatt Andermatt–Sedrun Luzern DFB Hospental Gemsstock Bern Arth-Goldau Oberwald Obergesteln Göschenen Oberwald–Realp Disentis Geschinen Ulrichen Andermatt Chur Davos Lausanne Frutigen Münster VS Realp Reckingen VS Fieschertal Furka Biel (Goms) Gluringen NEAT Bellwald Blitzingen Lötschberg-Basistunnel Oberwald Fiescheralp St. Moritz Niederwald Fürgangen-Bellwald Talstation Visp Brig Fiesch Lax Fiesch Feriendorf Genève Sierre Bettmeralp Grengiols Riederalp Mühlebach Täsch Betten Talstation Steinhaus Ernen Zermatt Parking Mörel MTT Täsch Visp Bitsch Gornergrat Brig Chiasso Stalden- Italia Saas Eyholz Binn Our sister railways: Kalpetran Staldenried/Gspon Embd St. Niklaus VS Grächen Herbriggen n Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn h rg de lp Randa lbac la be e e enbo iff iffel Bahnhofplatz 7, CH-3900 Brig Täsch Find R R Rot Gornergrat Phone +41 (0)848 642 442 Zermatt [email protected] All prices in CHF, including 7,7% VAT. Prices and timetables are subject to change. www.mgbahn.ch When paying in Euro the current exchange rate applies. Participation in the ac- tivities offered by the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn at your own risk. The organiser rejects all liability. Instructions from staff must be followed. General terms and conditions of the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn apply. 3 Destinations along Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn routes Surselva – Disentis / Sedrun Visp – Visp Valley Disentis is the starting point of the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn. The tiny town of Visp is the gateway to the world famous resorts of The Surselva region is a richly-varied skiing and hiking area. The Zermatt and Saas Fee. The region around Visp is known for its vast source of the river Rhine lies in the vicinity of the Oberalp Pass. variety of hiking and skiing opportunities. www.disentis-sedrun.ch www.vispinfo.ch Ursern Valley – Andermatt Zermatt Many fascinating Alpine passes and unsurfaced tracks lead from The traffic-free village of Zermatt overlooked by the Matterhorn Andermatt and the Ursern Valley into the surrounding valleys, all has become one of the world‘s major summer and winter sports re- with views of majestic mountains, glistening glaciers and verdant sorts. Zermatt is particularly distinguished by its idyllic mountain-vil- valleys. Andermatt is an ideal summer or winter resort. lage ambience, top-quality hotels, modern and efficient mountain Disentis/ www.andermatt.ch railways as well as cable cars and its rich variety of international Caischavedra Mustér Acla da Fontauna skiing and hiking arenas with numerous mountain restaurants. Cuolm da Vi Segnas Mumpé Tujetsch Goms www.zermatt.ch Milez Bugnei Sedrun Goms nestles in a magnificent mountain world in the upper part Rueras Dieni Schneehüenerstock of the Rhone Valley. Goms is the birthplace of the world-renowned Round trips Tschamut-Selva Gütsch Göschenen Oberalppass hotelier Cäsar Ritz and its villages still retain the traditional Valais The classic tour starts in Lucerne or Berne and from there goes to Nätschen style. In wintertime the Goms is one of the largest cross country ski Visp – Brig – Andermatt and back to Lucerne or Berne, taking in Realp Andermatt Andermatt–Sedrun DFB Hospental Gemsstock region of Switzerland. the most unspoiled part of Switzerland – the Alps – plus a ride on Oberwald Obergesteln Oberwald–Realp www.goms.ch the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn. Countless variations are possible. Geschinen Ulrichen Münster VS Reckingen VS Fieschertal Biel (Goms) Gluringen UNESCO World Heritage Aletsch Bellwald Fiescheralp Blitzingen Niederwald Aletsch (Riederalp, Bettmeralp, Fiescheralp) lies on a plateau high Fiesch Fürgangen-Bellwald Talstation Travel time Lax Fiesch Feriendorf above the Rhone Valley, on the largest and longest ice-stream in Bettmeralp Grengiols Riederalp Mühlebach Betten Talstation Steinhaus the Alps – the 23 km long and over 900 m deep Aletsch Glacier. Zurich – Visp 2 hours 00 min. Ernen Mörel Zurich – Brig 2 hours 09 min. Visp Bitsch www.aletscharena.ch Brig Stalden- Zurich – Zermatt 3 hours 11 min. Saas Eyholz Binn Kalpetran Staldenried/Gspon Brig Berne – Zermatt 2 hours 06 min. Embd St. Niklaus VS Grächen Herbriggen n Interlaken East – Zermatt 2 hours 13 min. h Brig in the Rhone Valley is the main town in the German speaking rg de lp Randa lbac la be e e enbo iff iffel Geneva Airport – Zermatt 3 hours 50 min. Täsch Find R R Rot Upper Valais and starting point of the road over the Simplon Pass Gornergrat Zermatt open all year round. Brig’s landmark is the baroque Stockalper Castle. Zurich Airport – Zermatt 3 hours 30 min. www.brig-simplon.ch Milan – Zermatt 3 hours 27 min. 4 Travel to Zermatt – by train By train Zermatt Shuttle | Täsch 1 Zermatt Zermatt offers direct rail links from Swiss cities and airports. From The Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn shuttle trains run at 20 minute Visp / Brig – junction of all Swiss Federal Railway routes from the intervals daily into the car free centre of Zermatt. north (Germany / Lötschberg), west (Lake Geneva line) and south (Simplon / Milan) – the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn carries travellers Timetable | Täsch Zermatt / travel time 12 min. to Zermatt in 60 minutes, with trains at half hourly intervals. The Day 05.55 every 20 minutes 21.55 journey through the ruggedly romantic Visp Valley is an exciting Night 22.30 23.00 00.00 01. 00 prelude to holidays. Resorts are strung like pearls: the old moun- Night* 02.00* 03.00* 04.00* 05.00* taineering village of St. Niklaus, the sunny Grächen plateau, Randa, tranquil yet always interesting; and last but not least, Täsch. Timetable | Zermatt Täsch / travel time 12 min. Day 05.55 every 20 minutes 21.55 Half-hourly services Night 22.30 23.30 00.30 Half-hourly services will operate between Zermatt – Brig – Fiesch Night* 01.30* 02.30* 03.30* 04.30* 05.30* and vice versa from 7.00 h in the morning until 19.00 h in the *Additonal trains in the nights Thu. / Fri., Fri. / Sat. and Sat. / Sun. evening. Individual fare One way Return Individual fare Cl. One way Return CHF CHF CHF CHF Adults 8.20 16.40 Children 6* –15,99, ½-Fare Card, Brig – Zermatt 2. 38.00 76.00 4.10 8.20 Brig – Zermatt 1. 67.00 134.00 Swiss Half Fare Card, dogs Visp – Zermatt 2. 37.00 74.00 GA, Swiss Travel Pass, Visp – Zermatt 1. 65.00 130.00 Eurail, Interrail free free Children – 5,99*, with Junior Card ½-Fare Card, Swiss Half Fare Card, Children 6 –15,99 years: 50% | GA, Swiss Travel Pass, Eurail and Interrailpass: free | Group fare for 10 or more people. No free. Valid until 10.12.2022 Group fare Cl. One way Return Group fare One way Return CHF CHF CHF CHF Brig – Zermatt 2. 26.60 53.20 Adults 5.80 11.60 Children 6* –24,99, ½-Fare Card, Brig – Zermatt 1. 47.00 93.80 3.00 5.80 Visp – Zermatt 2. 26.00 51.80 Swiss Half Fare Card, dogs Visp – Zermatt 1. 45.60 91.00 GA, Swiss Travel Pass, ½-Fare Card, Swiss Half Fare Card, Children 6 –24,99 years: 50% | GA, Swiss Travel Pass, Eurail Eurail, Interrail free free and Interrailpass: free | Group fare for 10 or more people. No free. Children – 5,99*, with Junior Card Valid until 10.12.2022 Group fare for 10 or more people. Valid until 10.12.2022 * –8,99 in winter 01.11.–30.04. Subject to programme and price modifications 5 Travel to Zermatt – by car Matterhorn Terminal Täsch car parking Because Zermatt is a car free resort, individual guests and groups travel from Täsch to Zermatt with the Zermatt Shuttle. There are 2100 covered car park spaces at the Matterhorn Terminal Täsch in Täsch. 365 days / 24 hours with no need for prior reservation. Online bookings www.matterhornterminal.ch The car park at the Matterhorn Terminal Täsch (P MTT) is designed for vehicles lower than 2.30 m in height. Larger vehicles can park in the car park at the entrance to Täsch (P2 Schali – see map below). Individual travellers with luggage Convenient transport of visitors’ baggage between Täsch and Zermatt. With the free baggage trolley from parking directly into the shuttle-train. Deposit of CHF 5.00 per trolley. Car park and rail- way station are in the same building. Matter Vispa 2Schali Prices parking for private cars Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn MTT CHF Shuttle from train station Täsch to Zermatt every 20 min., 12 min. travel time 2 hours 4.50 Zermatt 4 hours 8.00 6 hours 11.00 Täsch 800 m 8 hours 14.00 24 hours 16.00 Visp from 8 days, per day 15.00 Parking Matterhorn Terminal Täsch Phone +41 (0)27 967 12 14 [email protected], www.matterhornterminal.ch Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn Bahnhof Täsch Bahnhof Zermatt Phone +41 (0)848 642 442 Phone +41 (0)848 642 442 [email protected] [email protected] www.mgbahn.ch www.mgbahn.ch Typ 2 / 16 Ampere, 3 phases 24 Charging stations for electric vehicles (No reservations possible) Subject to programme and price modifications 6 Travel to Zermatt – by coach Matterhorn Terminal Täsch: Free Bus Parking* Arrival The car park at the Matterhorn Terminal Täsch (P MTT) is designed Drive your coach into one of the parking bays in front of P MTT.
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