Geneva Transportation

 15 Reviews  From the Bus Station (Gare Routiere) of Geneva, you can visit the beautiful French neighbor cities, such as Annecy, Chamonix, Megeve, Flaine, St. Gervais, Les Contamines. With the exception of Annecy... 

 18 Reviews  Geneva is well-linked by direct rail routes to a number of major European cities. There are high-speed trains to, for example, Milan, Paris, Lyon, and Barcelona. With one change of trains, it's... 

 6 Reviews   Geneva offers an extensive public transports network named TPG. A good way to travel around Geneva without stress. The City is currently building a new tram line to Meyrin-CERN to solve the traffic... 

 5 Reviews  Free travel cards are dispensed at the baggage area in the airport. If you are staying in the city centre, make the most of the travel cards and take the train from the airport into Geneva main... 

 10 Reviews   Photos: 1. Safe guarded bicycle parking in the main train station Cornevin in Geneva 2. Entrance to the bicycle parking room It's hard to believe that there are still cities in Europe that do not... 

 4 Reviews  Geneva's Airport (Code: GVA) is serviced by 67 airlines from Aer Lingus to Varig. Service to/from Geneva is available from a number of countries, including the USA, Canada, India, Thailand, Brazil,... 

 10 Reviews  In July 2008 we travelled to/from Switzerland with British Airways from London Heathrow, flying into Zurich and back out of Geneva a week later. The flight from Geneva to London was around 1 hour and... 

 3 Reviews  Between Geneva and Lucerne (and onwards to Zurich), offers a breathtaking trip through the most picturesque parts of Switzerland.Travel aboard the GP Panoramic train (from Montreux) and pass along 10... 

 7 Reviews   Photos: 1. Dock at Pâquis for route M2 2. Our skipper getting ready to cast off on the M2 3. Here she is steering the M2 across the harbor 4. The M2 with the Jet d'eau in the background This line... 

 Maria81 Says:  Ok, so this is not something I would recommend doing as the street layout, signals, etc. are strongly skewed towards pedestrians and public transport (sometimes... 

 Ritchie_Lionheart Says:  Geneva might be the skiers' favourite airport, but the city and its suburbs are no good for skiing: too low (around 400 m asl), too urban and without any... 

 Nemorino Says:  When I was in Geneva there were posters announcing the "Day of Gentle Mobility" or "Slowup Day" for the third of August.On this day a main road is closed off to... 

 Nemorino Says:  Photos:1. Yellow boat (Mouette) on Lake Geneva2. Yellow boat among the sailboats3. The Jet d'eau from one of the yellow boats4. View from one of the yellow... 

 Dabs Says:  Driving into Geneva turned out to be easier than I thought, we just kept heading towards the center (centrum) and when I saw the Jet d'Eau, I figured it was... 

 Paisleypaul Says:  Read different reports - but we were exactly 44 CHF (about £18 / £US34) for a taxi from the airport to Rive Gauche, there and back, at 21:00 on a Friday night... 

 eranda Says:  Ten miles unraveling the existing railway networks on the Swiss and French sides of Lake Geneva and now, in conclusion, under a reunion dating back to 1912, the... 

 scanos Says:  In Geneva, consider getting post 9.30 am zone A travel ticket for boats,buses and trams. These can be purchased from TVMs around the city and cost 7 CHF. Be... 

 eranda Says:  Unireso is the tariff community covering the areas of the Canton of Geneva, It Is operated by CFF (Swiss federal railways), SMGN (Lakebaats operator), TPG... 

 bianchis Says:  TRAIN300 metres from the terminal takes 10 minutes to travel to Geneva's Cornavin terminal. TAXICosts approx. CHF 30-50 BUSBus Nr.10, departs every 10 minutes... 

 Moustique Says:  The best thing we did while we were in Geneva was to take a boat cruise. They take you around Lake Leman and show you some famous sites like the mermaid, famous... 

 orlikins Says:  Get this for a stupid itinary - Fly Dublin -London Heathrow - Paris CdeG - Geneva.12 hours!!! The Paris - Geneva leg of the trip was delayed for 3 hours. And no... 

 Pegasus74 Says:  Gare de Cornavin is the main terminal, 10 mins walk to the YH and a little bit more to the Old Town.Geneva is small enough for visitors to go around by foot. 

 imho Says:  Lufthansa flies from Frankfurt to Geneva; the city is also serviced by trains via the Gare Cornavin.Geneva has an efficient bus/tram system, the Transport...