
A slow morning by Lake Geneva. Fresh mountain air in the Lötschental Valley. Long lunches in the sun. No rushing. This is his version of Swiss Bliss.
In a world of notifications, calendar invites and unread emails, Björn recommended this journey the old-fashioned way: by postcard. Because some trips deserve more than a link. This card became the invitation to a creator who set out to experience Björn’s perfect Swiss reset for herself.
— with love from Rail Europe
Montreux is where Björn comes to slow down. Not to tick off sights. Just to enjoy the lake.

Lausanne brings a little more energy while keeping the same lakeside atmosphere. Spend the evening wandering the old town before heading down toward Ouchy as the sun begins to set.

Björn’s tipDon’t plan your last run too tightly. Leave time for a terrace moment — it’s all part of the experience.
Then continue by PostBus and cable car into the Lötschental Valley. This is where Björn escapes when he wants fewer crowds and more breathing room. Up to Lauchernalp for open sky, quiet trails and views that make you stop mid-sentence.


Have extra time? Hop off in Frutigen on the way back and follow the Kander River for one of Björn’s favourite small detours.
Most visitors never stop here.
That’s exactly why you should.Spend another hour by the lake. Stay for one more terrace lunch. Take the later cable car. The best moments aren’t always the ones you planned.
All of this works seamlessly with a Swiss Travel Pass — from Lake Geneva to the Lötschental Valley, combining trains, PostBus connections and mountain transport across multiple regions.

This itinerary combines trains, PostBus connections and mountain transport across multiple regions. Here’s how to travel it.
From Lake Geneva to the Lötschental Valley, one pass covers it all.

50% off most trains, buses, boats and many mountain railways for one month. A great option if you plan to slow down around Lake Geneva or add a few mountain excursions at your own pace.
Best for: flexible itineraries & longer staysExplore the Half Fare Card →Unlimited regional travel on trains, boats and local transport — ideal for exploring Lake Geneva in depth. Note: the full journey to the Lötschental Valley works better with the Swiss Travel Pass.
Best for: one region, explored slowlyExplore regional passes →Following Björn’s itinerary exactly over one weekend? Individual tickets may be the most economical option if your travel plans are fixed and unlikely to change.
Best for: fixed plans & weekend getawaysExplore train tickets →Not sure which option is right for you? Compare Swiss Travel Passes, Swiss Half Fare Cards, point-to-point tickets and mountain excursions in one place with Rail Europe.
Best for: extending the trip with a summit stopCompare passes and train tickets →
The best way to experience Switzerland isn’t to see more. It’s to leave room for more. Start planning and follow Björn’s route at your own pace.