Switzerland & The Bernina Express
Swiss Alps holiday: Arosa railway, Bernina Express and St. Moritz
8 days, 7 nights
from £1,399.50 per person
Your date Sat 10 Jul 2027 · 2 dates · 8 pick-ups
You book with Middletons Tours. AllCoach takes no payment.
About this holiday
8 days, 7 nightsSilvretta Park Hotel, Klosters8 pick-upsAlps
Mobility notes from the company: read them
What is included
- Coach travel and Channel crossing
- Arosa Bahn train ride, Chur to Arosa and back
- Bernina Express, Tiefencastel to Tirano
- Davos Klosters guest travel card
Excursions
- Chur
- Arosa
- Tirano
- St. Moritz
Good to know
- Overnight stops in Troyes and Germany
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Where you stay
Silvretta Park Hotel
Mobility and access
Notes from the company
What Middletons Tours says on its own page, word for word (we have not checked it ourselves):
- On the highest railway tracks in Europe and the steepest in the world, the Bernina Express takes its passengers on a unique journey through 55 tunnels and over 196 bridges - it's amazing.
Ring Middletons Tours to ask about steps, seating and walking before you book: 01827 849700 (number from the company's own website)
Questions worth asking before you book
- How many steps are there up to the coach, and is there a handrail?
- Can a walking stick, frame, rollator or wheelchair travel on this coach?
- How far is the walk from the coach drop-off to the main sights, and is the ground flat?
- Is the hotel on one level or does it have a lift, and are there ground-floor rooms?
About Middletons Tours
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