Means of transport Berne

After Zurich, Berne is the country's most important railway station. It handles TGV high-speed trains from many different countries. Outside normal opening hours, you can pick up your ticket at the ticket office. You'll find bike rentals and a 70-store shopping mall on site. The advantage of the station is that it's at the foot of Berne's old town. This makes it easy to visit the historic part of the city, even in transit. In addition to the station, it's also worth checking out the BernMobile Infocenter for information on the bus network and soft mobility.

This small airport handles some 180,000 passengers a year, for vacation destinations such as Palma de Mallorca and Sicily, as well as regional destinations with SkyWork. Just 10 km from the center of Berne, it's easy to reach by train or bus. For those with a taste for the unusual, it's possible to take a guided tour of the airport and grasp the complex logistics and management of air traffic.

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.