Find trains from Zurich to Geneva

In Zurich, you’ll board your train to Geneva at Zürich Hauptbahnhof. Also referred to as Zurich Central Station, Zürich Hauptbahnhof is the largest railway station in Switzerland. At this station, you’ll come across many travelers. Although it is usually full of travelers, you won’t lack a seat to sit on or a washroom, as this station features an expansive waiting room with numerous seats and plenty of accessible restrooms. While waiting for your train to Geneva from Zurich at this station, you’ll also be able to grab a meal and shop a bit, as it also features amazing eateries and retail outlets. To get to this station, you’ll either take a bus, tram, train, or taxi. Once you get to Geneva, you’ll alight from your train at Geneva Gare Cornavin train station. Located a short distance away from the heart of the city, this station serves all trains to and from Geneva. Hence, at this station, you’ll also meet a lot of people. Given that it also features an expansive waiting room, plenty of accessible restrooms, restaurants, and shops, before leaving this station, you’ll be able to have a rest, use the bathroom, eat, and shop.

All SNCF trains from Zurich to Geneva feature strong Wi-Fi. Thus, while travelling on one, you’ll be able to stream your favourite shows, play your favourite online games, and even keep tabs on developing news. Apart from having strong Wi-Fi, SNCF trains from Zurich to Geneva also feature onboard baggage compartments, onboard toilets, and power outlets. Thus, besides being connected to the internet, while travelling on one, you’ll be able to store your luggage, use the restroom, and charge your electronics.

If you choose to travel on one of the Zurich to Geneva trains, you’ll be able to travel with your luggage. To accommodate all passengers, trains from Zurich to Geneva allow passengers to travel with one carry-on baggage and two checked baggage. To be allowed onboard, your luggage will have to weigh less than 50 lbs. Your luggage will also have to take up less than 62 inches. Other than carry-on baggage and checked baggage, onboard an SNCF train, you’ll be able to travel with a wheelchair, skis, ski poles, or bicycle.

To travel in Zurich to Geneva trains, you’ll need a passport and a train ticket. It’s worth noting that for your passport to be accepted, it’ll have to have two blank pages. It’ll also have to be valid for at least six months after your travel date. SCNF accepts mobile tickets. Given that this is the case, if you purchase a train ticket from Zurich to Geneva online, you won’t have to print it out.

SNCF is a pet-friendly company. Thus, if you’d like to travel on board a train to Geneva from Zurich with your pet, you’ll be able to do so. SNCF allows passengers to travel with a maximum of two pets. However, for you to travel with even one, there are certain requirements you’ll have to follow. If your pet weighs less than 13 lbs, you’ll have to place it inside a pet carrier that doesn’t exceed 18 inches by 11 inches by 10 inches. If it weighs more than 13 lbs, you’ll only need to muzzle it and keep it next to you. Kindly note that only service pets don’t require tickets.

A ticket from Zurich to Geneva Geneve-Cointrin for this week starts from £73 one-way. This month, the average cost of a train ticket from Zurich to Geneva Geneve-Cointrin is £88 one-way.

The most time-efficient journey by train from Zurich to Geneva Geneve-Cointrin currently available is 2h 43m. Check SBB if you need to get to your destination as quickly as possible.

The cost of a train from Zurich to Geneva Geneve-Cointrin is about £88 one-way this week. Our data shows that prices are fairly stable throughout the next 3 months. You can book now to make sure your seat is secured.

There are many trains travelling between Zurich and Geneva Geneve-Cointrin which are AccesRail and SBB. The cheapest AccesRail is what we have recently available with prices starting at £266 for a return ticket.

The distance between Zurich and Geneva Geneve-Cointrin is about 139.2 mi in a straight line. The train route will be significantly longer to account for any stops and obstacles. Most trains from Zurich to Geneva Geneve-Cointrin will get there in 2h 43m.