Switzerland Station Chime (SBB CFF FFS)

Chime played before every announcement in all swiss stations.

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[migmontano]

I loved the way swiss distinguish the languages on the train, but there's no Rumantsch chime so far... or is there?

[Lucano86]

In Graubunden the use the same chime as Deutschschweiz.

I'm not sure wheter they use rumantsch announcements or not. I've never been there. :-)

[SysDav1]

Hello Lucano86,

Thank you for the chimes, only the first one (Deutschschweiz) is a litte bit too fast... Where did you find them?

See you!

[Sebastian1988CH]

@Lucano86 Swiss Federal Railways do not announce stations ins Rumantsch. But the Reatian Railways anounce stations in Rumantsch in some Rumantsch speaking regions (for example in the lower and upper Engadine between Scuol and St. Moritz).

[ianaz90]

hahaha great job dudes

[DraganDrabic]

I am getting on the IR to Zug at Gleis 3

[MrRobertoAlberto]

@Lucano86

They use Rumantsch announcements:

watch?v=CA6OikukdoY

:)

The railway company there is not called SBB but RhB (or Rhaetian railway).

[SwissBloggers]

@Lucano86 Er., there are no SBB trainways in the rumantsch part of switzerland :-D

[SwissBloggers]

@Lucano86 Er., there are no trainways in the rumantsch part of switzerland :-D

[rafaeldaetwyler]

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[jliossatos]

Suisse Romande chime is the best ! ! !

[amiausUSA]

@Lucano86 On both the 11th September 2000 and on 13th November 2002 when I was in Chur, the cantonal capital of Graubünden, at no time did they ever make announcements in Rumantsch. You may likely need to go deep into the RhB territory to hear it. Maybe they have made this change since that time.