Departing from Annemasse | Monts du Genevois – Your nature escape in Greater Geneva

Getting around In Annemasse

Get away from it all with the Léman Express

With 230 km of track and 45 stations served, travelling on the Léman Express is easy!

The Léman Express runs from 5.00 am to 12.30 am on weekdays and 24 hours a day at weekends.
A train every 10 minutes between Annemasse and Geneva during the day. A train every 30 minutes towards Évian-les-Bains and La Roche-sur-Foron at peak times. And one train per hour towards Saint-Gervais and Annecy.
The Léman Express facilitates travel within Greater Geneva and Haute-Savoie.

From Annemasse station, reach Cornavin station in Geneva in just 22 minutes!

Fancy exploring the resorts of Haute-Savoie? Or soaking up Geneva’s rich cultural scene? It’s easy from Annemasse! Why not plan your stay in the Monts du Genevois, so you can easily explore Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, Évian-les-Bains, Annecy and so many other destinations!

Buy your ticket from the ticket machine in the concourse at Annemasse station before boarding the train.

CHECK THE TIMETABLES FOR THE ROUTES

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Transport en bus dans les Monts du Genevois
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The TAC Network

Staying mobile, whatever the circumstances

The TAC network operates nine bus routes (including two Sunday services) to help you get around the Annemasse Agglo area from 4.30 am to 11.30 pm on weekdays and until 11.15 pm at weekends.

All the information about the TAC network

Tram 17

From the Swiss border to Annemasse town centre

From Montessuit Park in Annemasse, a new transport option is now available to you!

Geneva Public Transport’s Tram 17 line takes you from Annemasse town centre to Geneva in 25 minutes, with services every 9 minutes during peak hours.

Ticket: €4.80 one way (Geneva + Annemasse Agglo zone – valid for 1 hour 30 minutes). Buy your ticket from the ticket machine on the platform before boarding the tram.

Consult the timetables

Visiting Annemasse by public transport

It’s possible!

Keep it simple and discover all the tourist attractions in Annemasse that are accessible by bus.

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Getting around on foot or by bike

The Greenway

a different way to get around

A route reserved for sustainable transport – a safe route!

The Greater Geneva Greenway allows you to explore the region on foot, by bike, in a wheelchair, on a skateboard, on rollerblades, on a scooter or with a pushchair, travelling from Bonne to Saint-Genis-Pouilly via Geneva. In the Annemasse area, 12 km of the route have been developed between Bonne and the Swiss border!

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Get around by bike

in the Monts du Genevois!

Whether for your daily journeys or to explore the area whilst on holiday, find routes suitable for cycling or mountain biking in the Monts du Genevois.

A map of cycle routes, lists of bike hire companies and repair shops, and establishments catering for cycling tourists…
Make life easier with the ‘Perfect Cyclist’ toolkit!

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Explore the Monts du Genevois

on foot

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful family stroll or a more challenging mountain hike, you’ll find what you’re after here. We also have walking routes offering views of the lake for those looking to admire the region’s crystal-clear waters, as well as mountain trails for those who love a challenge and breathtaking views!

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Choose your mode of transport

Taxis, carpooling, car-sharing, chauffeur-driven cars…
Choose the mode of transport that suits you best for your journeys in the Monts du Genevois.

Car parks and Park & Ride facilities

Jean Monnet & Altéa Park-and-Ride car parks

Number of spaces: 250 spaces each
Located at the two termini of the ‘Tango’ Bus Rapid Transit system, the free Jean Monnet and Altéa park-and-ride facilities allow you to reach Annemasse town centre quickly and stress-free.