Geneva Bus & Train Tour

Secure your ticket to experience three picturesque routes through this bus or train tour in Geneva. Explore the charm of this stunning Swiss city beside Lake Geneva!

Details of the Bus & Train Tour

Your ticket grants you unlimited 24-hour access to the 1, 2, and 3 lines. You can choose to travel on a tourist train or ride in an open-top bus for these routes.

Find the map detailing the stops for the three lines through the link below:

• Map of routes and stops for lines 1, 2, and 3

Below are the specifics for each line:

Line 1: Geneva Old Town

This route, commencing from Quai des Bergues and spanning 35 minutes, takes you through the most striking areas of the historic center of Geneva. Along the way, you will witness iconic landmarks such as the Geneva Town Hall, St. Peter's Cathedral, and the Palais de Justice.

Line 2: Parks and Villas of Geneva

Available exclusively in summer, this route starts at Quai du Mont-Blanc and lasts 35 minutes. It passes by well-known attractions like the Parc Mon Repos, Conservatory and Botanical Garden, Villa Barton, and Villa Bartholoni.

Line 3: Tour of International Organisations

Beginning at Place Dorcière, this 75-minute ride takes you past the principal international organizations headquartered in Geneva, including the United Nations (UN), the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the World Health Organization (WHO).

Bus Timetable

You can review the schedule and frequency for each line via the link provided.

Operation Details

Your ticket will activate upon your first boarding of any of the three lines. Following that, you may hop on and off as often as you desire within 24 hours, whether on the tourist trains or the open-top bus, at any of the designated stops on the lines.

Be aware that times can change due to weather, traffic conditions, and cultural events. The entire journey across all three lines takes 2.5 hours. If one line is unavailable, you are welcome to use your ticket on the following day for that route.

Audio Guide Languages

Note that the languages offered vary per line: Lines 1 and 2 feature an audio guide in English and French, while Line 3 provides an audio guide in Spanish.