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There are local trains and panoramic trains on the Centovali line, and as it is partly in Swizterland and partly in Italy any train that runs the whole route can be called ‘International’ . You can see what runs when quite well on the Official Swiss Timetable PDF:
http://www.fahrplanfelder.ch/ fileadmin/fap_pdf_fiel ds/2019/620.pdf
The panoramic trains are the ‘Treno Panoramico Vigezzo Vision’ and the regional trains that run all the way are called Centovalli Express.
I really don’t like the panoranic trains on the Centovalli, which are a bizarre design and not very comfortable. I’m not sure they offer much more ‘panorama’ than the other trains on the line.
Lastly, note that it is The Centovalli (Cento = 100 in Italian) ie 100 valleys line, so not Centrovalli
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Hi FlyAway! In addition to 1960man’s answer, you can read up on the Centovalli line at http://www.myswissalps.com/ce ntovalli. Especially refer to the information under “The trains”. You can for sure buy an upgrade ticket when traveling with a 2nd class Swiss Travel Pass (http://www.myswissalps.com/sw isstravelpass). It’s explained at http://www.myswissalps.com/tr ain/practical/2nd1stcl ass.