Those who plan to extensively travel by train will most likely use SBB trains which are among the most popular long-distance trains. What is more, SBB trains offer several train classes to select from, including 1st and 2nd. In the 2nd class, seats are usually placed 2+2 in each row, 1st class generally has seats 2+1. All SBB train cars are air-conditioned, have comfortable seats as well as spacious areas for passengers' luggage. Most trains have a Bistro or Restaurant car where travelers can buy food and drinks during the trip, plus have trolleys with snacks for purchase too. Moreover, the train staff speaks one or two languages, including English.

Travel Classes Onboard SBB Train

    • SNCF TGV 1st Class Seat
    • SNCF TGV 1st Class Seat
    • SNCF TGV Train

    1st Class Seat

    This class offers ample luggage space, WiFi, power sockets, and comfortable seats with a table (either foldable or not if it's a table seat). Seats are arranged 2 by 1, and the configuration differs, offering Individual solo seats, Duo facing seats, seats set side by side, as well as Club Quatre seats around a table. There are also seats for passengers with special needs, transportation of pets and bicycles is allowed as well. Food and snacks can be purchased in the train's Restaurant Car. Moreover, passengers of this class can also use the Grand Voyageur lounges.
    • SNCF TGV 2nd Class Seat
    • SNCF TGV 2nd Class Seat
    • SNCF TGV Train

    Economy Class Seat

    This class offers ample luggage space, power sockets, WiFi, and comfortable seats with a table (either foldable or not if it's a table seat). Seats are arranged 2 by 2, and the configuration differs, offering Table/Family Seating, Kiosque seats at the end of the coach, and TGV Duplex with seats set side by side. There are also seats for passengers traveling with children, as well as for passengers with special needs, transportation of pets is allowed as well. Food and snacks can be purchased in the train's Restaurant Car.
    • OEBB Economy class (img 1)
    • OEBB Economy class (img 2)
    • OEBB Railjet outside

    Economy Class Seat

    Air-conditioning, open-plan seating, modern textile seats and fixed or folding tables. Luggage racks and overhead shelves. Wi-Fi and one electrical outlet per double seat onboard Railjet trains. Food and drinks can be purchased at a restaurant car or snack trolley.
    • OEBB First Class (img 1)
    • OEBB First Class (img 2)
    • OEBB First class (img 3)
    • OEBB Railjet outside

    1st Class Seat

    Such InterCity coaches offer comfortable seats with enough leg space, arm/footrests, and electric sockets. The coach also provides the possibility of traveling with pets. Moreover, there are facilities for travelers with special needs. You can also mention traveling in a silent car among your preferences while booking the ticket.

    • SBB first class

    1st Class Seat

    This class offers ample luggage space, WiFi, power sockets, and comfortable seats with a table (either foldable or not if it's a table seat). Seats are arranged 2 by 1, and the configuration differs, offering Individual solo seats, Duo facing seats, seats set side by side, as well as Club Quatre seats around a table. There are also seats for passengers with special needs, transportation of pets and bicycles is allowed as well. Food and snacks can be purchased in the train's Restaurant Car. Moreover, passengers of this class can also use the Grand Voyageur lounges.
    • SBB Second class
    • SBB Second class

    Economy Class Seat

    This class offers ample luggage space, power sockets, WiFi, and comfortable seats with a table (either foldable or not if it's a table seat). Seats are arranged 2 by 2. There are also seats for passengers traveling with children, as well as for passengers with special needs, transportation of pets is allowed as well. Food and snacks can be purchased in the train's Restaurant Car.