List of Cisalpino train stations
This list includes all stations served by Cisalpino AG trains. The information relates to the connections per direction.
There were a total of six lines. The lines marked with CIS were driven with Pendolino tilting trains ETR 470 or ETR 610 , those marked with EC were driven with conventional train material.
- CIS 1Geneva – Milan (–Venice) until 2007 and from 7/2009
- CIS 2 Basel – Lötschberg – Milan
- CIS 3 (Stuttgart–) Zurich – Milan (–Triest / Florence)
- EC 1Geneva – Milan (–Venice) from 2007
- EC 2 Basel – Gotthard – Milan
- EC 3 Zurich – Milan
Germany
| railway station | CIS 1 |
|---|---|
| Stuttgart Central Station | 4 × |
| Horb am Neckar | 4 × |
| Rottweil | 4 × |
| Tuttlingen | 4 × |
| Singing (Hohentwiel) | 4 times a day |
- Remarks
In Germany, 4 pairs of Cisalpino trains ran on the Gäubahn between 1999 and 2006.
Switzerland
| railway station | CIS 1 | CIS 2 | CIS3 | EC 1 | EC 2 | EC 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basel SBB | 4 × | 5 × | ||||
| Olten | 4 × | 5 × | ||||
| Bern | 4 × | |||||
| Tuna | 4 × | |||||
| Spiez | 4 × | |||||
| Frutigen | 4 × until 2007 | |||||
| Kandersteg | 4 × until 2007 | |||||
| Goppenstein | 4 × until 2007 | |||||
| Visp | 4 × from 2007 | |||||
| Brig | 5 × until 2007 2 × from 7/2009 | 4 × | 5 × from 2007 3 × from 7/2009 | |||
| Zofingen | 5 × | |||||
| Sursee | 5 × | |||||
| Lucerne | 5 × | |||||
| Red cross | 1 × Sat / Sun | 1 × in the direction of Basel | 1 × only Sat / Sun in the direction of Milan | |||
| Arth-Goldau | 4 × | 5 × | 5 × | |||
| Flüelen | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | 1 × only in the direction of Zurich | ||||
| Erstfeld | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | |||||
| Göschenen | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | 1 × only in the direction of Milan | ||||
| Airolo | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | |||||
| Faido | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | |||||
| Biasca | 1 × only in the direction of Basel | 1 × | ||||
| Bellinzona | 4 × | 5 × | 7 × of which 2 IC | |||
| Giubiasco | 2 × IC | |||||
| Lugano | 4 × | 5 × | 7 × of which 2 IC | |||
| Mendrisio | 2 × IC | |||||
| Chiasso | 5 × | 7 × of which 2 IC | ||||
| Zurich HB | 4 × | 5 × | ||||
| train | 3 × | 4 × | ||||
| Genève-Cornavin | 5 × until 2007 2 × from 7/2009 | 5 × from 2007 3 × from 7/2009 | ||||
| Lausanne | 5 × until 2007 2 × from 7/2009 | 5 × from 2007 3 × from 7/2009 | ||||
| Montreux | 5 × until 2007 2 × from 7/2009 | 5 × from 2007 3 × from 7/2009 | ||||
| Sion | 5 × until 2007 2 × from 7/2009 | 5 × from 2007 3 × from 7/2009 |
- Remarks
- Cisalpino tilting trains ran in Switzerland between 1998 and 2009 (since then they have been owned by SBB and Trenitalia ); Between 2005 and 2009 all cross-border conventional trains from Cisalpino were also run as Eurocity .
- Between 2008 and September 2009, conventional trains ran between Geneva and Italy instead of tilting trains.
- From 2007, all Cisalpino trains on the Lötschberg axis ran via the base tunnel, which stopped in Frutigen, Kandersteg and Goppenstein.
- In the railway station Visp not only held the Cisalpino from Basel, those from Geneva.
- The intercity trains Biasca / Bellinzona – Milan, also operated by Cisalpino, are listed under line EC3
Italy
| railway station | Tilting train | EuroCity only from 2005 |
|---|---|---|
| Milano Centrale | 8 × | 15 × |
| Domodossola | 4 × | 5 × |
| Stresa | 2 × | 2 × |
| Gall rate | 2 × | 3 × |
| Como San Giovanni | 4 × | 10 × |
| Seregno | 5 × | |
| Monza | 10 × | |
| Brescia | 2 × | 2 × |
| Desenzano del Garda -Simione | 2 × | 2 × |
| Peschiera del Garda | 2 × | 2 × |
| Verona Porta Nuova | 2 × | 2 × |
| Vicenza | 2 × | 2 × |
| Padova Centrale | 2 × | 2 × |
| Venezia Mestre | 2 × | 2 × |
| Venezia Santa Lucia | 1 × | 2 × |
| Monfalcone | 1 × | |
| Trieste Centrale | 1 × | |
| Milano Rogoredo | 1 × | |
| Pavia | 1 × | |
| Voghera | 1 × | |
| Genova PP | 1 × | |
| Genova Brignole | 1 × | |
| Santa Margherita Ligure - Portofino | 1 × | |
| Rapallo | 1 × | |
| Chiavari | 1 × | |
| Sestri Levante | 1 × | |
| Levanto | 1 × | |
| Monterosso | 1 × | |
| La Spezia Centrale | 1 × | |
| Carrara | 1 × from 2006 | |
| Viareggio | 1 × from 2006 | |
| Pisa Centrale | 1 × from 2006 | |
| Livorno Centrale | 1 × from 2006 | |
| Piacenza | 1 × | |
| Bologna Central | 1 × | |
| Firenze SMN | 1 × |
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