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Datenpläne für Schweiz
All 14 plans have fast network routing
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Most travelers · balanced usage
30 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
Short trips · light usage
15 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
Heavy usage · longer stays
180 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
7 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
30 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
30 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
30 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
30 days validity
Sunrise, Salt
Einrichtungserinnerung
Vor der Abreise kaufen
Kaufe deinen eSIM Plan, bevor du nach Schweiz fliegst.
eSIM Profil installieren
Scanne den QR code in den Einstellungen deines Telefons, um das eSIM Profil zu installieren.
Bei Ankunft aktivieren
Aktiviere bei der Ankunft in Schweiz und aktiviere Datenroaming. Dein Telefon verbindet sich automatisch.
Tip: Download the SBB Swiss Federal Railways app before arriving — it's the best public transport app in the world, covering trains, buses, boats, cable cars, and even the tram in one seamless planner with real-time updates.
Plans Summary
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Tip: Most travelers choose 5–10 GB for a 7–10 day trip
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Is 5G available in Switzerland?
Yes — Salt and Sunrise provide 5G across Swiss cities and major resort areas.
Does coverage reach the Jungfraujoch?
Yes — the Jungfraujoch summit station has coverage. Book tickets online well in advance — it's the most visited mountain railway in the Alps.
Is there coverage in Zermatt?
Yes — Zermatt village and the Klein Matterhorn cable car station have coverage. High ski terrain above 3,500m has limited signal.
What apps are essential for Switzerland?
SBB (Swiss Federal Railways app) is the definitive transport planner covering all modes. Twint for Swiss mobile payments. Google Maps works well. SBB apps even include cable car schedules.
What speeds can I expect in Zurich?
Salt and Sunrise deliver 50–200 Mbps on 5G in central Zurich.
Does EU roaming apply in Switzerland?
No — Switzerland is not in the EU. Standard roaming rates apply for EU-based SIMs.
Does coverage work in the Gotthard Tunnel?
Partial coverage in the Gotthard Base Tunnel (the world's longest at 57km). Expect signal interruptions during the 20-minute transit.
What languages are spoken in Switzerland?
German in the north and centre, French in the west, Italian in the south (Ticino), Romansh in Graubünden. English is widely spoken across all regions.
Schweiz is part of these regional plans
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Verfügbare Netze: 5G
Switzerland is the Alps distilled into a country — the Matterhorn above Zermatt, the Jungfraujoch (the 'Top of Europe' railway), Lake Geneva, Basel's world-class art museums, Lucerne's covered wooden bridges, and the extraordinary rail network that connects every valley. Salt and Sunrise provide 4G and 5G coverage across Switzerland's populated areas and many mountain resorts, supporting the SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) app, navigating the cable car and cogwheel railway network, and using Swiss payment apps. Data is essential for the SBB app (the definitive Swiss public transport planner covering trains, buses, boats, and cable cars), booking the Jungfraujoch tickets (the most visited mountain railway in the Alps), and accessing ski resort trail maps.
Salt and Sunrise's 4G/5G covers all Swiss cities (Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne, Lugano) and main valleys comprehensively. Major ski resorts (Zermatt, Verbier, St. Moritz, Davos, Grindelwald, Wengen) have coverage in resort areas. The train corridors have excellent coverage. The Gotthard Base Tunnel (the world's longest railway tunnel at 57km) has partial coverage.
The Jungfraujoch (3,454m — the highest railway station in Europe) has coverage in the visitor centre. The Aletsch Glacier overlook has coverage at the summit station. The hiking trails on the Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen ridge have coverage along the main paths.
Zermatt (car-free since 1905) and the Matterhorn area — the Klein Matterhorn summit (3,883m) has coverage at the cable car station. The high Valais ski terrain above 3,500m has limited signal.
Switzerland uses the Swiss franc (CHF). German, French, Italian, and Romansh are official languages. English is widely spoken in tourism and business.