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Bernina Red Train, Alp Grüm and St. Moritz from Milan

4.8 (4962 verified reviews)

Who This Trip Suits

An 11-hour coach day from Milano Centrale with the Bernina train, a visit to Alp Grüm and the Palü Glacier, and free time in St. Moritz, run by Milano Art Discovery and rated 4.8 from 4,962 reviews.

The coach goes north past Lake Como to Tirano, with a break at Colico on the way and time for a walk in Tirano. The train then climbs the Bernina line, with a visit to Alp Grüm and the Palü Glacier and a leisurely walk along well-marked trails, before St. Moritz for about an hour and a half with the guide and free time. The coach brings you back over the Maloja road. The order can run in reverse on some days.

It suits a first visit on a budget: it is the shortest day of the big sellers, from $111 per person (checked October 2026), and the only one with a visit to Alp Grüm built in. It does not suit children under six, and expect a moderate amount of walking. Reviewers praise the guides by name; one wished for longer in St. Moritz. For the panoramic Bernina Express instead, see the Bernina Express from Milan page.

About This Experience

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the spectacular Bernina Range, one of the most breathtaking stretches of the Swiss Alps. This guided day trip is designed …

Highlights

  • Take a ride on the Bernina Train, a UNESCO World Heritage journey
  • Marvel at the panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and crystal-clear lakes
  • Witness the Palü Glacier and Alp Grüm
  • Explore the elegant streets of St. Moritz and enjoy a coffee by the lake

What's Included

  • ✓ Guided tour through the Bernina Range
  • ✓ Bernina Train ticket
  • ✓ Visit to Alp Grüm and the Palü Glacier
  • ✓ Leisurely walk along well-marked trails
  • ✓ Round-trip transportation from Milan on coach

Not Included

  • Meals and drinks
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off

Good to Know

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes and warm clothing
  • Bring a camera to capture the stunning views
  • Check weather conditions before your visit
  • Be prepared for a moderate amount of walking