Means of transport Romandy

Attention weekend night owls! We've got you covered! A public transport service departing from the Saint-Francois or Flon SBB stations serves over 40 communes in the canton of Vaud, on Friday to Saturday and Saturday to Sunday nights, as well as on New Year's Eve. This time, don't miss your bus! Lines N1 to N6. Some interregional lines also operate at night. The night network operates from midnight 40 to 5 a.m., in conjunction with SBB trains. Lausanne station is best served by lines N1, N2, N3 and N6.

The TGV is the best way to get to Lausanne, as the station is located in the city center. It's easy to find your way around. However, not all stops are indicated on signs or tickets. If you have connections, ask the ticket office or ticket inspector for details. Currency exchange, luggage and luggage lockers. With an extensive rail network departing from Lausanne, the Swiss railroads offer a wide range of day and multi-day excursions throughout Switzerland and the rest of Europe.

Lausanne's bus network is extensive and the buses are regular. Waiting times are indicated on reliable electronic signs. Buy tickets at the ticket machine before boarding the bus (the driver does not sell tickets). Select the zone (11 for downtown; 11 and 12 for Saint-Sulpice, etc.) and insert the coins or ticket (the dispenser gives you change). You can also buy tickets on your phone via the application. Night network from midnight to 4am-5am.

Day Parks and Relais Journaliers are advantageous to park your car and visit Geneva without stress! No need for a P+R subscription (park and ride), nor to meet certain conditions. Pick up your ticket directly at the parking ticket machine and use public transport (unireso Tout Genève) all day long! Another clever product is the "Tout public" multi-zone badge. Ideal for those who wish to waive the time limit for parking in the blue zone.

Close to the lake, this railway station - of which there are three, the other being at the airport, the third at Eaux-Vives for the Léman Express - is a hub. It is here that visitors will find direct connections to Geneva's international airport. It is also the terminus/departure point for TGV high-speed trains to/from Paris, and the departure point for Geneva's public transport system, which serves the entire region. You can download the Ma gare app and find all the information you need to take the train at Cornavin.

Your ally to visit Geneva in all simplicity. UNIRESO is a real transport force that brings together 8 companies on both sides of the border. It organises fare coordination in the Greater Geneva area (France and Switzerland) to travel with a single ticket on several types of public transport including the train. In particular, their network allows you to travel on 4 modes of transport: trains (CFF), trams and buses (TPG, TPN, TAC), boats (SMGN), i.e. 450 km of network, to facilitate travel and reduce the use of the car.

The Vélostation Montbrillant is a public car park in the city of Geneva for bicycles. The bike station offers 338 covered spaces secured by video surveillance. Electric sockets are available for users who need to recharge their batteries. It is also possible to rent a locker, ideal for leaving personal belongings. To access it, a vending machine, located at the entrance, allows you to take a daily ticket. For longer-term parking, a season ticket must be taken out with Genèveroule.

It is an unusual way to travel with a driver while controlling your costs and your carbon footprint. Just call or make a reservation online: no surprise, the advertised price is respected, even if a longer trip should be done in case of traffic jam for instance. Arriving at the airport? A driver in green tie awaits you at the Arrivals hall and takes you to your destination. Did you book for a bicycle rack or a baby seat? Everything is included. All you have to do is boarding the electric or hybrid car (Fluence ZE or Prius)... Up to 6 seats. More than a transport service, Ecow Mobility also offers a selection of "eco-responsible discovery" excursions and fully customizable from Geneva.

A Tuk Tuk ride, not in Bangkok, but in Geneva! They're much more luxurious and less sporty than their Thai or Indian counterparts... An unusual ride through Geneva in one of these or in a rickshaw. We also offer a very wide choice of bike tours, in Geneva or in the Geneva countryside, in Carouge by the lake, themed excursions to vineyards with wine tasting, romantic, fondue, chocolate or cheese tasting, weddings and aperitifs.

The Lausanne metro has two lines: the M1 and the M2. Line M1 runs from Le Flon to Renens station, via the University of Lausanne and the EPFL. Line M2, 100% automated, crosses Lausanne from south to north, from the port of Ouchy to Épalinges. If you stay at a hotel, you'll receive a free ticket. The M2 line is like a cogwheel train, valiantly taking on the slopes of Lausanne.

Aigle is a town in the Chablais region of Switzerland. Transports Publics du Chablais (TPC) is responsible for urban transport in the region. They offer a network of buses and trains serving the various towns in the region, including Aigle, Ollon, Collombey-Muraz, Monthey, Yvorne, Bex, Massongex and Troistorrents. TPC is constantly attentive to the needs of the population and adapts its activities accordingly. They are also involved in various infrastructure projects in the region. TPC employs almost 400 people and is one of the largest employers in the Swiss Chablais region. To discover the Chablais region, TPC offers special mobility packages in partnership with other local players.

A charming cogwheel train that takes you in less than an hour from the palaces of Montreux to the mountain scenery of Rochers-de-Naye, at 2,045 m altitude. The route passes through Glion and Caux to allow you to discover other viewpoints. Vertiginous and majestic for its life-size setting, the route can even be taken on board a Belle Époque train during the summer and on weekends in October. A breathtaking ascent and a spectacular view!

Zermatt Taxi is a cab company located in Zermatt. They offer chauffeur-driven passenger transport services. The cabs are driven by professional drivers who have passed an exam and obtained a license to practice this activity. Cabs are used for door-to-door travel and offer a quality service.

The shipping company offers a wide range of cruises on lakes Neuchâtel, Murten and Biel at affordable prices, making it one of Europe's most attractive companies, and undoubtedly the one with the largest navigable area entirely in Switzerland. In just one day, you can link the 3 lakes by canal. Theme cruises are also organized, such as the Pyromelodic cruise to celebrate the end of the grape harvest.

Geneva-Cointrin airport is served by public transport, either by train or bus. The train is the best way to get from the airport to the city center and Geneva-Cornavin station in 7 minutes. Bus lines 5, 10, 23, 28, 50, 56, 57, 59 and 66 can also get you there. The Geneva Pass, zone 10, includes free transport to and from the airport. The A1 and A6 lines enable passengers from Geneva or neighboring France to get to the airport before 6am.

Night owls, this service is for you! Its slogan is "Catch them all night long". Noctambus provides dedicated transport for night owls in and around Geneva until the early hours of the morning. The network is extensive. Buses are identified by the letter "N" preceding the daytime line number. 12 urban lines in Geneva run all night on weekends. You can download the TPG application with all timetables online and receive your ticket by SMS. The website provides information on the latest evenings, shows and concerts!

The bus in Geneva will be your useful ally to criss-cross the city. Because by car, between the traffic and the prohibitive price of car parks, it is best to forget the idea. The TPG groups together the network of buses, trams and trolley buses in Geneva. It is possible to take advantage of the entire UNIRESO network with a single ticket, for an hour, a day or more. Timetables and a map of the network are displayed at each bus or tram stop and are available in the agencies.

The CGN operates the most prestigious Belle Epoque fleet in the world on Lake Geneva, a unique heritage in Switzerland, classified as a historical monument of national importance. Throughout the year, it offers several tourist cruises to the shores of Switzerland and France. Regular connections are provided from mid-April to mid-September between Geneva, Lausanne, Montreux, Nyon, Yvoire, Evian, Thonon, but check the timetable, which varies according to the season, on the website.

Daily departures from Geneva to all of Switzerland, France, Italy and other European destinations, themed excursion ideas such as sports trips, animal parks, and a plethora of excellent getaway ideas. The Swiss Travel System includes various means of transportation to get around Switzerland and the Swiss Federal Railways (CFF) are included in the Unireso tariff service: a single tariff for trains, buses, streetcars (TPG) and boats (SMGN) in the canton.

A company with Swiss values. For those who refuse to use public transport, Taxi Ambassador offers the right service. A fleet of 150 high-class vehicles (spacious, well-equipped) that travel 24 hours a day. Vehicles for up to 6 passengers are available upon request. You can benefit from weekly rates, or arrange airport transfers, or various business and luggage transportation services. They know Geneva and can give you good advice on where to go.

The company's professionalism makes it one of Geneva's leading companies. Cabs are available for all kinds of journeys: transfers to ski resorts, services for senior citizens, excursions... All equipped with GPS, cabs arrive on average within 3 minutes at the address indicated. The center also offers customized cabs, such as a large car with a driver who speaks a foreign language. It is also possible to order a cab online and select hybrid cars. Wide choice of services.

This cooperative centre puts 250 GPS-equipped vehicles at your disposal 24 hours a day. You can also make use of the airport transfer and minibus rental services. This company goes even further and offers a response to special requests such as "green" vehicles to reduce the_CO2 impact. Payment can be made by credit card, but this must be specified when calling. Reservations can be made on the internet and via their mobile app. Dollars and euros are accepted.

A unique network in Europe since it links France (departments of Ain and Haute-Savoie) and Switzerland (cantons of Geneva and Vaud). The Léman Express, abbreviated to LEX, is forty trains running on six lines serving Geneva Eaux-Vives, the new underground station, or Geneva Cornavin. On the largest cross-border network, 230 km and 45 stations, some lines offer an intense rhythm, such as the one linking Annemasse to Geneva (up to 6 trains per hour). Modern trains with all the comforts for journeys that save time and energy.