Getting here

Trains from Basel, Lucerne, Zurich or Zug or from Locarno stop every hour in Göschenen. There you have a direct connection to the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn, which takes you to Andermatt within 10 minutes. You can find the relevant timetables on the SBB website. Andermatt station is centrally located, and in just a few minutes you can reach the Gütsch-Express gondola, the village centre and Andermatt Reuss. 

If you wish to store your luggage on the day of arrival or departure, lockers are available at Andermatt railway station.

• In winter, coaches from Twerenbold and Auto AG Uri will take you comfortably from Central Switzerland, North-Western Switzerland and Zurich and the surrounding area to Andermatt – directly to the ski resort and back home again.

• Once there, local buses in Andermatt will take you to your hotel or other important locations in the region free of charge and without any hassle.

From Zurich or Lugano, you can reach Göschenen via the north-south A2 motorway in less than 90 minutes. From there, it takes around 10 minutes to reach Andermatt through the Schöllenen Gorge.

You can find all information about the Andermatt village bus (winter service) and timetable here.

• mybuxi is a flexible transport service in Andermatt and the surrounding area – an innovative combination of bus and taxi.

• Journeys are easily booked via the mybuxi app and can be shared with other passengers if required (pooling).

From Zurich, fast trains run to Chur. From there, the Rähtische Railway takes you on a spectacular ride through the Rhine Gorge to Disentis, where the connecting train to Sedrun is waiting. From Lucerne, you take the Gotthard route to Göschenen. There you change to the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn, which takes you through the Schöllenen Gorge via Andermatt and the 2,044-metre-high Oberalp Pass to Disentis/Sedrun.  In Disentis/Sedrun, local buses take you comfortably and free of charge to your hotel or other important points in the region.

With the long-distance buses, you can travel directly to Chur several times a day from Munich, Lindau, Bregenz, Vaduz or Milan at low prices without changing trains. There you change to the Rhaetian Railway and reach Disentis after about an hour, where the connecting train to Sedrun is waiting. 

The A13 motorway runs on the Munich-Milan axis as an international transalpine route (San Bernardino) right through Graubünden. Leave the motorway at exit 18 in the direction of Disentis/Mustér and follow the main road H19 for about 50 kilometres to Disentis, Sedrun.  From Milan you can reach Disentis/Sedrun via Lugano. In summer, you can reach the region via the Gotthard, the Oberalp Pass, the Lukmanier Pass or the A13 via San Bernardino and Chur.  Parking: There is paid parking at Sedrun railway station. Other parking facilities are available at the valley stations of the mountain railways.

• Disentis Valley Station Parking Garage (Main Access to Disentis Ski Area): 450 parking spaces | Paid

• Sax Meadow Disentis (Children’s Area): Free

• Center Fontauna (Sports Center): 22 parking spaces, Paid

• Salins Valley Station Sedrun (Access to Disentis Ski Area): Paid

• Sedrun Train Station (Children’s Area Valtgeva): 100 parking spaces, Paid

• Dieni Valley Station Sedrun (Main Access to Sedrun/Oberalppass Ski Area): 200 parking spaces | CHF 9.00 per day

You can find the timetable for Disentis here.