Switzerland’s Brunnen and Arth-Goldau Railway Stations
Brunnen and Arth-Goldau railway stations are based in the Swiss canton of Schwyz. Brunnen station serves the Swiss resort of the same name on Lake Lucerne. Opened in 1882, it has 4 platforms and rebuilt in 1903. Both long-distance and regular commuter and suburban trains pass through Brunnen. Served hourly by the InterRegio train service, this station can take you north to Germany or south to Italy. Arth-Goldau railway station is a busy, important rail junction in Switzerland. It has 6 platforms and connects with Brunnen, and the InterRegio trains, via the Gotthard railway.
