GENEVA TRANSPORTATION TIPS
(SwitzerlandHotels.com)
To Geneva:
Bus 10 to Place Bel Air departs every 10 minutes.
Bus 18 to the United Nations Building leaves every 30 minutes.
A ticket for unlimited travel for one hour costs CHF2.20. A 7-day network-wide travel card costs CHF30. Tickets are available from machines at the bus stops.
The Aero Ski-bus connects many French ski resorts with the airport. For details see the Accueil France counter in the French sector of the airport, or phone 4122 798 2000 (fax 4122 788 0082).
Aero-Express Geneva, a shuttle coach service, links the airport to Grenoble, Chambery and Lyon. The Grenoble/Chambery service has two routes, a fast route and a slower route which avoids toll costs. Details from 0438 021333, fax 0438 020842. Reservations must be made at least 48 hours in advance. For the Lyon service booking should also be made in advance on 3347 235 9496.
Hotel Courtesy Buses run about every 20 minutes (starting at 6 am) from the
Airport to the following hotels:
In Geneva:
In Chavannes-de-Bogis:
Forum Park Hotel Novotel France
Movenpick Geneva
Manotel
Movenpick Geneva-Meyrin
Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza
Arriving by Train 
Traveling by
High-Speed Train (TGV) to France
The Geneva-Med train is a high-speed TGV (train
a grande vitesse) linking Geneva with Avignon, Marseille, Lyon, Cannes and several French Mediterranean destinations. The TGVs
have recently been re-furbished with more comfortable seats, improved lighting
and additional luggage space; there is also an information center onboard. The
Geneva-Med can be reserved 60 days prior to departure. Rail Tickets charge a $25
booking fee on all Geneva-Med bookings. Fares are available for sale 14
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Geneva's Tram and Rail System:
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Bicycle Tours