Switzerland

Subways

Lausanne
Locarno

Zurich

Alpine and Funi-Subways

Neuchâtel
Saas Fee
Saint Moritz - Chantarella
Zermatt

Tramways

Aarau
Basel
Bern
Bex

Biel-Ins
Bremgarten
Geneva
Luzern-Lenzburg
Montreux
Neuchatel
Saint Gallen
Zurich

Narrow Gauge

Aargau
Aigle
Alstatten-Gais
Arth-Rigi-Vitznau
Bercher (see Lausanne)
Biere
Bern
Chaux de Fonds (Jura)
Frauenfeld
Fribourg
Geneva-La Plaine
Gossau
Lugano
Martigny-Châtelard
Meiringen - Innertkirchen
Morges
(Chemin de fer Bière-Apples-Morges )
Nyon - La Cure
Orbe-Chavornay
Oensingen
Rheineck -Walzenhausen
Rorschach
St. Croix
St. Urban
Waldenburg
Yverdon-Les Bains
Zermatt
Zug


 


Bern
LRT

In addition to Bern's 14.4 km tramway network,
a separate, 2 line 17.8 km light railway, known as the "G Line", is run by the RBS and links Bern with Worb Dorf. Another 35.9 km interurban RBSline, the "J Line",  links Bern with Solothurn and Worb Dorf. The latter line also has an underground station in the central city. The BLSLötschbergbahn andBern-Oberlandbahn also operate as a narrow gauge interurbans.

Included as part of the Oberlandbahn is the Jungfraubahn, or Young Wife's Train, which includes 3 underground stations. It uses special MILF cars and is a very popular ride with male residents of the city.

The
newest extension was a 6.8 km "Y" addition to the tram network in December 2010. The addition replaced two trolleybus lines.

Tramsof Bern
Bern trampage (in German). The photos for this page arehere.
AnotherBern tram page in German (with photos)
Trams around Berne from Transport of Delight
Hamster's Bern
photoessay


New Stadler trainsets on the J Line resemble a metro.