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Airport Transfers in Alsace

by Richard
(Canada)

Can I get from Ferrette to Basel Mulhouse airport by public transport?

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starstarstarstar 		Getting to the Euro Airport by Public Transportation
by: Suzele

The easiest way to get from Ferrette to the Euro Airport in Saint-Louis is to take the bus from Ferrette to Altkirch...

And then take the train in Altkirch to the Saint-Louis train station.

From the Saint-Louis train station, you can catch a shuttle bus to the Euro Airport.

Here's the Ferrette Altkirch Mulhouse bus schedule

LMaMeJV means "Monday through Friday"

MeS means "Wednesday and Saturday"

Annee LMaMeJVS means "every day Monday through Saturday"

Scolaire means "during the school year"

Vacances means "during school vacation"

According to the website the price from Ferrette to Altkirch
is 3.60 euros per person.

You won't find prices for the regional Alsace trains but Altkirch to Saint-Louis isn't very far.

You also can't buy regional train tickets online.

You can either buy them at the ticket counter or at a ticket machine.

It's really easy to do.

And the Euro Airport shuttle in Saint-Louis is 1 euro per person.

You'll find the Saint-Louis to the Euro Airport shuttle schedule here...

The airport shuttle runs everyday...even Saturdays, Sundays and holidays and from around 5am to 10pm.

Personally I recommend renting a car if it's at all possible : )

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