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Like the point-to-point ticket, you can buy the City Ticket at the counter, most vending machines at the train station, the SBB website or the SBB app. Buying a City Ticket works out slightly cheaper than buying two separate tickets.In most Swiss destinations, guests get a guest card if they book one night's stay or more, or can buy one at a discount. Almost all of these allow you to use public transport for free and to benefit from discounts on numerous attractions and activities.A zone-based pass which is valid in one to two zones will cost you around 70 to 90 francs (monthly pass) or 620 to 820 francs (annual pass). The cheapest point-to-point pass in Switzerland costs 67 francs for a monthly pass, or 603 francs for an annual pass.

Does Zurich have free public transport : The Zürich Card is a good option for getting around in Zurich, as it offers free public transport and free admission to many museums.

How do I pay for Swiss bus

Transactions can be carried out in Swiss francs or euros. Several payment methods are available: Twint, bank card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

What is the cheapest way to use public transport in Switzerland : For longer stays, we recommend the Swiss Half Fare Card. This allows you to travel by train, bus and boat, as well as on most mountain railways, for half price for a whole month.

Yes. With the Swiss Travel System, we provide tourists and visitors from abroad with advantageous tickets for travelling within Switzerland. The most important of these are: the Swiss Travel Pass (a kind of GA Travelcard) for adults and for young people up to 26 years old.

You can buy ZVV tickets at any SBB ticket counter in the network area, on the touch-screen ticket machines, on SBB.ch or via SBB Mobile. Please contact the SBB Contact Center Helpdesk on 0848 44 66 88 (CHF 0.08/min.), should you have any questions.

Can I pay by card on a Swiss bus

Some buses accept cash and credit card but not all. If you're planning a lot of travelling with the Swiss Half Fare Card, I recommend you install the SBB mobile app on your smartphone, set your profile and register your credit card to make payments. You can also register other co-passengers in your profile.Mobile payment – Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Fitbit Pay, Garmin Pay, Grab Pay, Singtel Dash. Alternatively, you may use your mobile devices (such as mobile phones and smartwatches) for fare payment if your device has a mobile wallet such as ApplePay.Swiss train tickets are easy to buy in stations or online through the Swiss Federal Railway's site. (If you do buy them online, be aware that the "from" fares displayed on the first screen of the ticket shop are the prices you can get if you have a Half-Fare Card.

The Swiss Travel Pass has been developed for guests from abroad. It is available to persons permanently resident outside Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein. For online purchasing, purchase as a “guest”. You do not need a login.

Can tourists buy a half fare card in Switzerland : Only persons domiciled outside Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein are entitled to purchase this ticket. Children under 6 years of age travel free of charge. The Swiss Half Fare Card is available as e-ticket. For online purchasing, purchase as a “guest”.

How do I pay for Swiss tram : ZVV Ticket machines are posted at all tram and bus stops and inside train stations, and you can select to use them in German, English, French, or Italian. Machines distribute all ZVV ticket and pass types and accept touch-less chip credit cards, standard debit and credit cards, and cash and coins.

Can I just tap my card on the bus

Look for the contactless symbol on your credit or debit card to see if your card is contactless enabled. Then, board a bus with the contactless symbol and instead of paying with cash, simply tap your card or contactless-enabled device onto the reader and wait for the beep.

You can pay on the bus with cash, contactless or a debit or credit card.In these cases, you can purchase your ticket at a public transport point of sale, from the train crew or at local ticket machines.

How much SwissPass cost : Swiss Travel Pass Flex.

Product	Price in CHF in 2nd class	Price in CHF in 1st class
Swiss Travel Pass Flex 3 days in 1 month	279.–	445.–
Swiss Travel Pass Flex 4 days in 1 month	339.–	539.–
Swiss Travel Pass Flex 6 days in 1 month	405.–	644.–
Swiss Travel Pass Flex 8 days in 1 month	439.–	697.–