Train Simulator Classic - Swiss Sale

Famous Alpine rails, breathtaking scenery and challenging grades await with the Swiss collection in Train Simulator Classic. Swiss journeys are often high on the bucket list for railfans around the world. As the railways reach a historic anniversary this month experience of the most iconic lines and locos in Train Simulator Classic.

Recently launched on Steam, the Train Simulator Classic Swiss Deluxe Edition is the perfect way to get started with a new Swiss collection. This includes the base game, Lake Constance and a new Lake Constance Scenario Pack. Alongside this you can find discounts on a range of Swiss DLC from Rivet Games and Thomson Interactive on the Steam Store. Highlights include...

Gotthardbahn Alpine Classic

The Gotthardbahn, the second highest standard railway in Switzerland, was constructed from 1872-1882, penetrating the Alps by means of the Gotthard Tunnel at 1,151 metres (3,776 ft) above sea level. At the time, the 15km Gotthard rail tunnel was the world’s longest. With vast changes in altitude offering unique views around every bend, Climb into the cab of the SBB Re 460 to tour this famous route.

Engadin Linie

Winding through the beautiful Alpine Inn valley, the Engadin Linie from Rivet Games features the 57 km Swiss meter-gauge railway from Pontresina to Scuol-Tarasp. Built as the first RhB line to be electrified with single phase alternating current, the metric-gauge line was opened in 1913 to the public. Drive the “valley of the Inn people” with the iconic RhB GE 6/6 II locomotive in the iconic red livery.

Bernina Pass

Opened between 1908 and 1910, the railway which traversed the challenging Bernina Pass was built to extend the reach of rail travel for locals and tourists. The peaks and valleys of the Bernina Alps required rails as high as 7,392 ft, and so the route was built with a staggering 7% gradient winding through curves and tunnels. Experience this marel of engineering aboard the ABe 8/12 Allegra.

Arosa Line

This 25-km long line, which winds its way from Chur, the oldest town in Switzerland, all the way to Arosa, a Summer and Winter tourist resort, opened in December 1914 to both passengers and freight. The approach and departure from Chur is unique, with the track running through the streets of the town itself. Keep vigilant as you share the road with passinng traffic and pedestrians.

You can find the full list of everything featured in the Swiss Sale below.