Switzerland to Italy – best rail pass option?

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    3 February 2018 at 10:35:44 #814234

    Dear MySwissAlps.com experts, I had read close to 100 threads and still have queries, no one trip is the same as what I had planned I am afraid(pardon me if there were), kindly help tweak and advise my coming trip.

    FEB 17 arrivied ZRH early morning, will spend the day/nite in ZRH itself(acclimatize time zone & seeing Zurich itself),

    FEB 18 day trip to Lucern and back to ZRH/nite (any ‘must-see’ enroute besides JUST Lucern?)

    FEB 19 St Moritz for a night (would like to take the earliest train, ideally the GEX or BEX), had book the suggested hotel (Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl)

    FEB 20 Milan ( ideally the BEX at any time, in no hurry to rush to Milan). I understand that in case I may have to forgo on either or both the EXpress train, the local train does have panaromic carriage, and cheaper too. This is the part here where I am stuck, I would definitely like to experience the iconic EXpress train, ideally one way GEX then BEX but perhaps due to winter schedule I may have to take local train? Into Milan(my base in IT) i understand Tirano, is border of both country and this is where I will have to take the Italian Regional Train.

    Kindly please advise on what is the best train tickets to buy involving the 4 days in Switzerland and cross border into Italy, and would there be a combo rail pass that can be use when in Italy? FYI, will spend 04 nights in Italy before leaving Italy from MXP. Many thanks in advance for your help and advise, look forward to hearing from you soon.

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