How would you like a spontaneous trip to Graubünden, through Valais or in the Jura mountains? With the Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard, anyone aged over 16 can travel throughout Switzerland for CHF 78 in 2nd class or CHF 128 in 1st class.
As from 13 December 2026, a 2nd class Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard will now cost CHF 81; a 1st class one will cost CHF 134. A 2nd class Multi-Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard will now cost CHF 486; a 1st class one will cost CHF 804.
The Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard is also available as a ticket that requires validation for six freely selectable days. Multiple Day Passes can be purchased for CHF 468 (2nd class) and CHF 768 (1st class) at ticket machines and staffed public transport points of sale.
Multiple Day Passes purchased in this way are transferable and can therefore be used by several people making a journey together. To do this, you validate one field per person per day.
from 29.00
from 49.00
Note: Prices in CHF. Prices and offer specifications subject to change.
Under ‘Tickets for Switzerland’, find answers about buying and paying for tickets and Day Passes.
The Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard is a national ticket at the standard fare. Refund conditions depend on how and where it was purchased.
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Half Fare Travelcard. The travelcard you need for the Day Pass for the Half Fare Travelcard.
Half Fare Travelcard PLUS. The flexible travelcard for frequent travellers.