Trenul care sfidează gravitația. Traseul roșu care toamna urcă prin păduri aurii până la 2.000 de metri

The Bernina Red Train, known for its bright red carriages, is considered the highest train in Europe and one of the most beautiful in the world. This 61-kilometer railway connects Tirano in Italy to St. Moritz in Switzerland, ascending from 429 to 2,253 meters. The train journey offers stunning views of the Alps, passing through small villages and changing landscapes. Often referred to as the slowest express in Europe, it operates daily with hourly departures. The Bernina Express also travels the same route but with fewer services, crossing into Switzerland and entering Valposchiavo.