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If coming from Switzerland one way of getting to Annemasse is by train. However, the train does not leave from the main railway station! You have to get to the other side of the city until you reach a tiny, old railway station. Here is the customs and the train connection to Annemasse. The ride takes about 20 mins.
Updated Mar 28, 2006
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Annemasse has frequent bus services during weekdays, but none in the evening and very few on Sundays. You can also take the train from Annemasse to Geneva-Eaux Vives (abt 15 mins walk to the lake or city centre).
Bus tickets available from driver or in booklets of 10 from tobacco shops (much cheaper).
Written Jul 7, 2003
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