Public transport buses and coaches Switzerland

Moonliner night buses run Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, connecting the main points of the city from Central Station. Very practical for partygoers, they run between 1 and 4 am. A total of 263 communes are served. They take passengers to the main Swiss cities of Thun, Solothurn, Interlaken, Bern and Biel. Hundreds of passengers use the Moonliner network every night. It's a concept that favors collective mobility and ensures a comfortable, safe and inexpensive ride home in the evening.

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 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.