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Voralpen Express

S4S5S41S44S55 to Horw
0:00
Luzern
S6S7S77 to Malters/Luzern Littau
S9S99 to Emmenbrücke
S1 to Rothrist
Reuss
Luzern Verkehrshaus
S3
Meggen Zentrum
(since 2006)
S3
Meggen
(until 2006)
Küssnacht am Rigi
S3
Immensee (kilometrage change)
S2 to Zug
Cogwheel train to Rigi
Arth-Goldau RB
Arth-Goldau
S2S3S31
S2S3 to Brunnen
0:50
Rothenthurm (since 2015)
S31
S13S40 to Einsiedeln
0:58
Biberbrugg
S13S31S40
Sihl
S13 to Wädenswil
Wollerau (until 2015)
S2S8S25 to Wädenswil
1:15
Pfäffikon SZ
S2S5S8S25S40
S2S25 to Ziegelbrücke
Seedamm
Rapperswil
S5S7S15S40S4S6S17
S7 to Meilen
S5S15 to Wetzikon
Jona
Schmerikon
(until 2023)
1:38
Uznach
S4S6S17
S6S17 to Ziegelbrücke
Kaltbrunn (until 2013)
Ricken tunnel (8.6 km)
S2 to Nesslau-Neu St. Johann
1:48
Wattwil
S2S4S9
S9 to Wil
Thur
(3.5 km)
Degersheim
(until 2013)
(289.5 m / 63 m)
(296 m / 34 m)
S23 to Appenzell
Herisau
S2S4S23S81RE1
S23 to Gossau SG
(365 m / 99 m) over Sitter
S1S5 to Gossau SG
S20S21S22 to Teufen AR
2:16
St. Gallen
S20S21S22 to Trogen
to St. Gallen St. Fiden
S1S2S4S5S82RE1
Romanshorn (terminus until 2013)
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The Voralpen-Express (VAE) is a named train connecting small to medium-sized cities and villages in Central and EasternSwitzerland on a scenic route, carrying this name since 1992. It is operated by Südostbahn (SOB) and runs every hour as an InterRegio (IR) between St. Gallen and Lucerne, bypassing Zurich. Its name derives from the fact that it traverses the Prealps (German: Voralpen).

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