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
Zermatt
funicular subway (aka Alpine Metro)
Though alpine subways are not really metros, I'm including them in this
project because they are as fun to ride as metros. Zermatt, which also has
it's own
underground lake, is one of two stations of the Matterhorn Metro. Well,
no, it's the Sunnegga Express. The line connects with Sunnegga ("sunny
corners"), though the ride through the tunnel
is very cold,
grim and gloomy. It is run by the
Zermatt Mountain Transport Company,
which also runs several cog railways, gondolas. and the
Klein
Matterhorn. The line opened in 1981 and according to the New York times was the first ever mountain subway.
The Klein Matterhorn features walk through tunnels.
Cog Railway home page
Youtube link
Funimag page
Tramway
Zermatt is also home to the Matterhorn Express, or Gornertgatbahn, a 9.4 km cog railway that opened in 1898 which connects with the town of Gonergrat,