Travelling to Bern

One country, one ticket. Looking for a flexible way to get around Switzerland on public transport? Then the Swiss Travel Pass is the perfect ticket for you. This all-in-one ticket gives you for unlimited travel on trains, buses and boats throughout the country. The pass also includes free admission to over 500 museums and discounts on mountain railways. With the Flex Ticket, you can choose the days you want to travel within a month – ideal for spontaneous excursions day trips.

The Swiss Half Fare Card is a great option for short trips within Switzerland. This card gives you a 50% discount on almost all train, bus, boat and mountain railway journeys within the country. It is valid for one month and is particularly attractive if you prefer shorter trips.

The Berner Oberland Pass is the perfect ticket to discover the Bernese alps. It allows you to explore the entire Bernese Oberland by train, bus and on selected mountain railways. The pass is valid for several days and offers reduced or free admission to various attractions around Lakes Thun and Brienz.

The all-in-one Jungfraujoch ticket is the easiest way to visit the popular Top of Europe building. The journey takes you through the spectacular Alpine scenery up to 3,454 metres above sea level, where you can enjoy breathtaking views and snow-covered landscapes. The ticket includes a return journey to your starting point (e.g. Interlaken or Grindelwald) and admission to all the attractions on the Jungfraujoch. This is a real highlight if you want to fly high.

For international conferences and meetings with over 300 delegates, the SBB Congress Ticket can be purchased. Participants receive a discount of up to 50 percent on the standard fare for return travel between the Swiss border or the airport and the event venue in Bern.

K. Dysli AG

Looslistrasse 25, 3027 Bern

Amag Chauffeur Drive

Steinackerstrasse 20, 8302 Kloten

Flixbus

Studerstrasse, 3012 Bern

Eurobus

Bern Schützenmatte, 3012 Bern

Bern Stöckacker, 3018 Bern

The nearest airport is Bern-Belp, only half an hour from Bern main station. Zurich and Basel have larger airports which can be reached in just over an hour by public transport.

Bern main station is located directly in the city centre. You can reach most sights, restaurants and shopping opportunities on foot.

Yes, there is. An overnight stay in a hotel in the city of Bern entitles you to a Bern Ticket, which allows you to use public transport in the city free of charge.

Easy: take the A1 (from Zurich/Basel), A12 (from Geneva/Valais) or A6 (from the Bernese Oberland) motorways. However, car traffic is somewhat restricted in the city centre.

Yes, there are several P+R sites, for example in Neufeld or Wankdorf. They offer an inexpensive way to park your car and travel into the city by public transport.

Yes, both the SBB and Bernmobil offer discounts for groups and families.

• SBB group tickets: 30% discount for groups of 10 or more, plus discounted day tickets for schools and youth groups.

• Bernmobil/Libero group tickets: discounted tickets for groups of 10 or more in the Libero fare network (Bern region, Solothurn, Biel, Thun).

• Offers for families: Accompanied children travel for free or at a reduced rate with a Junior Travelcard or a Children’s Co-Travelcard. You can also buy a Day Pass Children for 2nd class for CHF 19.