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From 20 July to 30 August, Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) will carry out major modernisation works on the railway network in Ticino to make connections even more efficient and reliable. During this period, timetables and some train services, including those to Bellinzona, Locarno and Lugano, will be subject to changes. On this page, you'll find all the information you need to plan your journey to Ticino.
No, Ticino remains easily accessible and well connected to the rest of Switzerland. However, during the rail works, some train services will operate on modified timetables or with slightly longer journey times, while the rail network will remain fully operational. We recommend checking the official SBB timetable online before travelling.
No, simply check the updated timetable on the SBB website shortly before your departure. SBB has already incorporated the changes into its online timetable, making it easy for travellers to plan their journey.
The best way is to check the official SBB online timetable before travelling. The updated timetables already include the temporary changes and show any replacement bus services or alternative connections.
Absolutely. Ticino's tourism offering remains unchanged: its lakes, mountains, events, gastronomy and attractions are all fully accessible. The travel experience in Ticino remains just as enjoyable.
Yes, the Ticino Ticket is also valid on the routes served by replacement bus services. Please note that the Ticino Ticket is valid from the moment you check in at your accommodation until midnight on the day of check-out.
To find out more about the rail works and plan your journey as smoothly as possible, visit the dedicated summer rail works page and the SBB website to check the latest timetables and connections.