To buy a Basel tram ticket, use the TNW Tickets app, SBB app/website, or TNW ticket machines located at stops, which offer single (4.20 CHF) or day tickets. If staying in a hotel, you receive a free BaselCard for transport. Tickets must be purchased before boarding, as mobile apps or machines are required.
Single tickets for one-way journeys are available at all TNW ticket machines, at the BVB Customer Service Centre, at the BLT ticket counter, via the TNW Tickets app, as well as at the SBB railway station.
You can buy these tickets in special sales points and ticket machines on the streets and inside some vehicles. These tickets are saved on the electronic MIGAWKA card. The card is issued after completing the application form available at the Customer Office of MPK-Łódź at ul. Tramwajowa 6.
TNW Tickets – Your App for Public Transport Tickets in Basel & NW Switzerland The official TNW Tickets app for the TNW network (Tarifverbund Nordwestschweiz) and TriRegio. Buy your public transport tickets for Basel and the region – whether for bus, tram, or train.
Traveling without a valid ticket is unfair. For this reason, BVB employees are on the road around the clock to check the tickets of our passengers. If you travel without a valid ticket, you pay a corresponding surcharge.
How to buy tickets and travelcards at SBB.ch. SBB.ch provides the widest range of public transport tickets online. Whether it's tickets, travelcards, seat reservations for Switzerland, subscriptions for regional fare networks or tickets for travel to Europe: We offer online purchase and ordering.
Which BVG app is best for finding connections? The BVG Fahrinfo-App and the BVG Jelbi-App are ideal for timetable information. Simply download them to your smartphone and start searching for connections.
How do I get from Basel airport to the city Centre?
How do I get from the airport to the city centre? Airport bus no. 50 will take you conveniently to Basel Swiss SBB railway station. From there, you can walk or take public transport to the city centre.
The BaselCard is available as an attractive bonus with every booking at a Basel hotel, hostel, bed and breakfast or apartment. You will receive your personal guest card when you check in, and you can also load it to your smartphone as a web app.
Swiss train tickets are easy to buy in stations or online through the Swiss Federal Railway (SBB) site. (If you do buy them online, be aware that the "from" fares displayed on the first screen of the SBB ticket shop are the prices you can get if you have a Half-Fare Card.
The easiest way to get around Krakow is with the JakDojade app (available in English on iOS and Android). It's more accurate than Google Maps when it comes to public transport—and it lets you buy tickets right inside the app.
Once TfL announce the official launch, simply use your debit card as a ticket by touching your card in and out at the ticket gate when you get on and off the train, DLR or touch once when boarding a bus or tram and TfL will work out your journeys at the end of the day, where you will be charged an adult pay as you go ...
What is the difference between Basel and Basel SBB?
The SBB simply refers to Swiss Federal Railways, to distinguish it from Basel's other mainline station, Basel Bad Bf. You'll sometimes also see references to Basel SNCF, this is in effect the same station as Basel SBB, it simply refers to platforms 31-35 used by trains to/from France.
All hotel guests who pay the city tax will receive a BaselCard. You can use the BaselCard to travel free of charge on public transport in Basel (zones 10, 11, 13, 14 and 15) and take advantage of attractive cultural and leisure offers. Children aged 11 and under receive the BaselCard free of charge.
Yes, you can get a "free bus" from Basel Airport (BSL) to the city using the Bus 50, as your hotel booking confirmation acts as a ticket for the initial journey to your accommodation, providing free public transport in Basel. Just board the Bus 50 from the airport, and show your booking confirmation (or the BaselCard you receive at check-in) only if a ticket inspector asks, which is rare.
Switzerland by train, bus & boat: The way of travelling that is as exciting as it is relaxing. Swiss public transport carries travellers away to the most fascinating panoramic routes, the most beautiful mountain summits and the most romantic boat tours.
The railway networks of Switzerland, Germany and France meet in Basel, so there are also three stations: the Swiss Basel SBB station, Basel Badischer Bahnhof operated by Deutsche Bahn DB and the French Basel railway station operated by the Société nationale des chemins de fer (SNCF).
All means of public transport in Berlin (S-Bahn, U-Bahn, tram, bus) can be used with tickets from the BVG (Berliner Verkehrsbetrieb). The BVG provide different tickets for different zones: Zone AB: Berlin city centre. Zone ABC: Berlin city centre + suburbs.
The BVG app is specifically for local public transport in Berlin. The DB Navigator app is for long-distance travel but can also sell you local public transport tickets in some (but not all) areas.
What happens if you accidentally sit in First Class on a train?
While this can be disappointing if you've paid for a First Class ticket, the train operators will provide a refund to cover the fare difference between first and standard class (based on same ticket type). Please contact the Train Operator direct to request this refund.
The minimum fine for traveling without a valid train ticket is now ₹250, plus the fare from the train's starting point to where you're caught. If you refuse to pay, you may be removed from the train or even face jail time.
Officially, you would need to buy a new ticket if you've missed your train. However, if there's been an accident on the roads nearby, or Tube and Metro delays, then staff can show discretion. They might even be briefed to accept tickets if it's affecting a lot of customers.
