Re: Glacier Express Train Info
#1
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This is a pretty good site with information and pictures. The
pictures are a little slow to load, but they are good.
And, yes this is part of a site that sells Glacier Express tickets,
but the information is still good.
http://glacierexpressnotes.googlepages.com
My plan at this point is to take the train from Luzern to St Moritz.
Spend a day or two hiking there and then take the Glacier Express
from St Moritz to Zermatt.
I have heard that at one of the train stations along the route there
is a good model train store where they have HO models of the Glacier
Express. I would like to get one and have it shipped back.
pictures are a little slow to load, but they are good.
And, yes this is part of a site that sells Glacier Express tickets,
but the information is still good.
http://glacierexpressnotes.googlepages.com
My plan at this point is to take the train from Luzern to St Moritz.
Spend a day or two hiking there and then take the Glacier Express
from St Moritz to Zermatt.
I have heard that at one of the train stations along the route there
is a good model train store where they have HO models of the Glacier
Express. I would like to get one and have it shipped back.
#2
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On 3 May, 20:53, [email protected] wrote:
> This is a pretty good site with information and pictures. The
> pictures are a little slow to load, but they are good.
>
> And, yes this is part of a site that sells Glacier Express tickets,
> but the information is still good.
>
> http://glacierexpressnotes.googlepages.com
>
> My plan at this point is to take the train from Luzern to St Moritz.
> Spend a day or two hiking there and then take the Glacier Express
> from St Moritz to Zermatt.
>
> I have heard that at one of the train stations along the route there
> is a good model train store where they have HO models of the Glacier
> Express. I would like to get one and have it shipped back.
The Glacier express is a through train with reserved seating, there
is no time to stop off shopping.
There are ordinary service trains that cover the same route and are
better value
> This is a pretty good site with information and pictures. The
> pictures are a little slow to load, but they are good.
>
> And, yes this is part of a site that sells Glacier Express tickets,
> but the information is still good.
>
> http://glacierexpressnotes.googlepages.com
>
> My plan at this point is to take the train from Luzern to St Moritz.
> Spend a day or two hiking there and then take the Glacier Express
> from St Moritz to Zermatt.
>
> I have heard that at one of the train stations along the route there
> is a good model train store where they have HO models of the Glacier
> Express. I would like to get one and have it shipped back.
The Glacier express is a through train with reserved seating, there
is no time to stop off shopping.
There are ordinary service trains that cover the same route and are
better value




