Chur to St. Moritz Train
Chur to St. Moritz is a scenic Rhaetian Railway journey over the Albula corridor, with direct and connecting itineraries commonly taking a little over two hours.

Chur to St. Moritz is a scenic Rhaetian Railway journey over the Albula corridor, with direct and connecting itineraries commonly taking a little over two hours.
Choose a regular Albula-route journey for transport to St. Moritz, or identify the exact named train if you want a panoramic product. A trip to Tirano is a separate itinerary.
Times are approximate planning guides for normal service, not a live timetable. Engineering work can change journey times and transfers. Search your date for the actual itinerary and available fares.
Many journeys take about 2 hours 10 minutes to 2 hours 25 minutes, although the timetable varies by date. Regular Rhaetian Railway itineraries can be direct or require a change on the Albula corridor. Named panoramic services follow separate schedules and reservation rules. Timetables vary by travel date, so search your exact departure before relying on a planning estimate.
Compare a regular journey with any named panoramic offer on the basis of the full ticket and reservation cost. Confirm the route and carriage product before treating a higher price as a guarantee of panoramic seating. Enter your travel date, passenger ages and class to see the current total.
See prices for your travel date →The journey runs from Chur station to St. Moritz station and crosses the UNESCO-listed Albula railway landscape. Confirm the exact train if a panoramic carriage is important to you.
Decide whether you want transport to St. Moritz or a particular named panoramic service. Regular trains and panoramic products have different reservation arrangements. A search result ending in St. Moritz is not proof that it includes the Bernina Pass or the journey to Tirano. Check the exact routing and train name before purchasing a scenic experience.
If you plan to continue beyond St. Moritz, compare the next departure and any reservation requirement before committing to the first leg. Check the route rather than assuming every scenic train calls at the same stations. For an overnight stay, arrange the final connection to your accommodation, particularly when carrying ski equipment.
Choose your date above, then compare available classes and fare conditions in the results. Classes and amenities vary by service; panoramic carriages are only available on selected scenic services.

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Many journeys take about 2 hours 10 minutes to 2 hours 25 minutes, although the timetable varies by date. Exact journey times depend on the selected train and any required connection.
Regular Rhaetian Railway itineraries can be direct or require a change on the Albula corridor. Named panoramic services follow separate schedules and reservation rules.
Compare a regular journey with any named panoramic offer on the basis of the full ticket and reservation cost. Confirm the route and carriage product before treating a higher price as a guarantee of panoramic seating. The price for your party is shown in the dated search results; no fixed fare is quoted in this guide.
Not automatically. St. Moritz and Tirano are different destinations. Review the complete route and buy the additional journey if your aim is to cross the Bernina Pass into Italy.
No such guarantee should be inferred from the route name. Check the named train, carriage class and whether a required reservation is included in the offer.
No. Regular Rhaetian Railway trains also cover the Chur–St. Moritz route, while the Bernina Express is a named panoramic service with its own timetable and reservation conditions. Check the selected train details before booking.
Reviewed . Operator and destination references support this guide; check the timetable and selected offer for your travel date.