Austria and Switzerland both have superbly structured public transport networks with a comprehensive and reliable timetable. There will also be many extra trains added during UEFA EURO 2008™. Take advantage of this offer and travel by train to matches – quickly, comfortably and without traffic jams.

Arriving at venues
You can find arrival information for all eight venues and the official Fanzones by clicking on links on the right-hand side.

Kombi-ticket
Your match ticket is also a ticket for trains, buses and trams. Each match ticket entitles you to use public transportation free of charge throughout Switzerland and Austria on the day of the match and until 12.00CET the following day. The cut-off point is based on the beginning of your journey.

Without traffic jams
Traffic will be heavy during EURO. It will be almost impossible to avoid traffic jams, and parking space in the inner cities will be very limited. Therefore we recommend you arrive by train, which will also save on parking fees.

Transport by night
Today's broad offer of rail transport will be expanded even further during EURO. Extra trains will travel to venues before and after matches. In most venues extra trains and buses will be added for all key destinations.

Further Travel Information
Find more travel and accomodation information for Switzerland here
For Austria here

 

• Wednesday 28 May 2008
  Hyundai/Kia gear up for EURO
  Players, officials and VIPs will by transported around Austria and Switzerland by Hyundai/Kia vehicles after the company agreed to sponsor UEFA EURO 2008™.
• Tuesday 13 May 2008
  Parking fillip for registered buses
  Parking is set to be laid on for all buses carrying fans to matches at UEFA EURO 2008™, provided they are registered online via euro20008.com.
• Thursday 10 April 2008
  Swiss make allowances for night flights
  The Swiss government will lift its ban on night flights to and from the UEFA EURO 2008™ host cities for the duration of the tournament.
• Friday 4 April 2008
  SBB offers EURO service to fans
  The Swiss national railway operator SBB has created a new section on its website specifically aimed at fans who will be using trains during UEFA EURO 2008™.
• Thursday 3 April 2008
  ÖBB to show fans the way
  Austria's national rail company, ÖBB, have launched a passenger guidance project to ensure fans at UEFA EURO 2008™ can find their way from stations to stadiums.
• Wednesday 26 March 2008
  Swiss train service ready to roll
  The Swiss national railway operator SBB will launch its special UEFA EURO 2008™ timetable on 1 April and start selling special travel passes for the finals.
• Friday 14 March 2008
  Vienna proud of transport coups
  Vienna's transport system is ready to take the burden of millions of visitors at UEFA EURO 2008™ thanks to a carefully planned and meticulously executed concept.
• Thursday 6 March 2008
  Signs are good for UEFA EURO 2008™
  A standard set of signs are being produced by UEFA so supporters can find their way around the host cities in Austria and Switzerland at UEFA EURO 2008™.
  
• Wednesday 9 January 2008
  Let the train take the strain
  Austria and Switzerland are urging visitors to rely on public transport at UEFA EURO 2008™, with special train services connecting the host cities at the finals.
• Friday 7 December 2007
  More trains for fans in Austria
  The Austrian Federal Railway has confirmed plans to add 1,919 extra trains to its system and increase its capacity by 2.3 million seats during UEFA EURO 2008™.