Transportation
Swiss public transport is of high quality. This applies to both the public service vehicles and the punctuality of the time table. Lots of places can be reached through a network of trains, buses, ships and gondolas. This network is also referred to as the 'Swiss Travel System', which can be used if you posses a Swiss rail pass. Major cities are connected by InterCity trains which usually run every hour. Busy connections often provide at least two trains per hour. Buses play an important role as well. Bus services are often provided by the Swiss post services Die Post. Generally speaking, transportation to small villages starts early in the morning and ends early in the evening. These buses or trains usually run once per hour, but this can be less as well. It is recommended to take that into account when planning your trips. The Swiss timetable helps you planning.

Swiss Rail Pass
Die Post - PostAuto

International Airports