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POLAR 2018

How to get to Davos

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Travelling to Davos is best done by train, the nearest international airport being Zurich (click on the airplane symbol), some well-connected 150 km away from Davos. The train ride through the picturesque pre-alpine and alpine environment is a very special experience.
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Click on the train symbol to find a train time-table for the Swiss Railways. Have a look at Swiss Transfer Ticket for a good option to obtain a flexible ticket for your trip from any Swiss airport or border train station to Davos and back.
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Are you looking for a room-mate or would like to find cheaper travel arrangements with a colleague? Please go the the facebook POLAR2018 travel group to find good options.
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Where the Poles come together
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Photo credits: Anton Van de Putte, Christopher Hoyle, SLF Staff, Destination Davos Klosters
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