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From the sublime to the slightly ridiculous: trip timetable changes in Switzerland and Romania

by Jon on 03.06.2022 0 comments

Max Wyss – one of the excellent community of Swiss railway nerds on Twitter – messaged me with a suggestion: why not route via Rapperswil to St Gallen on Day 23 of #CrossBorderRail. That would mean taking in part of the Voralpen Express run by Südostbahn. The new Stadler built trains […]

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Days 13 and 14 replanned to enter Switzerland at Delle

by Jon on 15.04.2022 0 comments

I’ve made a small change to the route on Days 13 and 14. Instead of taking the train from Lyon to Genève in Switzerland on Day 13, I will instead stay in France – in Lons-le-Saunier. Then on Day 14 I will take regional trains via Besançon-Viotte and Belfort and […]

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