Bratislava Airport: How to get there: Difficulties and solutions. Taxi free at Bratislava airport. Cheap flights to Bratislava

How to get to Bratislava Airport (BTS) by public transport from Bratislava, as well as by bus from Vienna and Vienna Airport.

With the advent of the budget flight Moscow-Bratislava of Pobeda Airlines, the question of how to get to Stefanik Airport from Vienna and from Bratislava itself has become relevant.

How to get to Bratislava Airport

You can get from Bratislava to the airport by public transport, but not always by direct transport, so you will have to make transfers.

You can check the schedule and plan your route around the city on the public transport of Bratislava. Below are not all options with transfers, only the most common ones that work in both directions. Tickets can be bought at special machines, both at the airport and at major stations.

Public transport to Bratislava airport

2-day buses 61, 96 and 1-n run to Bratislava Airport night bus N61. The night bus departs every hour from 00:00 to 04:00.

From Stefanik Airport (stop Letisko or Airport) to the city or vice versa, the tourist will be interested in three main stops, depending on the purpose of the visit - visiting the Sights of Bratislava or further transfer.

  1. Bratislava castle(rest. new bridge- Most SNP) to start sightseeing.
  2. Bus station(stop Autobusová Stanica) – for further transfer.
  3. Railway station(stop Hlavná stanica or Central Railway Station) - for onward transfer.

To get in the afternoon from the airport directly to Bratislava castle or to stop new bridge you will need to change from bus 61 to tram 4 or from bus 96 to tram 70. A bunch of buses 96-70 also operates in reverse direction With new bridge V Airport. For this route, you will need to buy a 60-minute ticket for 1.2 € for 3 zones.

At night, the only way to get from the airport is by transferring from the N61 to the N33 night bus. A bunch of buses also operate in the opposite direction. For the trip, you need to buy a 30-minute ticket for 0.9 € for 2 zones.

Everything is much easier here than with Bratislava castle, during the day, direct bus No. 61 travels directly from the airport to the railway station, but at night you will have to transfer from N61 to N33. The fare will cost 0.9€, you need to buy a 30 minute ticket for 2 zones.

Not everything is simple here either, at night you can take the direct night bus N61, and during the day you will have to transfer from bus 61 to bus 21, this combination also works in the opposite direction. During the day, you need to buy a 60-minute ticket for 1.2€ for 3 zones, and at night, a 30-minute ticket for 0.9€ for 2 zones is enough.

Transfer from Bratislava Airport to Vienna

Brief information on transport to Vienna will be given here, all Bratislava-Vienna transport is described in more detail in a separate article.

From Bratislava Airport to Vienna there are direct buses of several companies Flixbus, Eurolines, Slovak Lines and PlusAirportLine. Due to such a large number flights from Bratislava airport can leave for Vienna almost every half hour. Flixbus, Eurolines and Slovak Lines buses stop on the way to Vienna Airport, but not all flights.

Buses Bratislava Airport - Vienna from Flixbus

One of the cheapest transfers and is equal to 5€. In fact, bus tickets are sold for 5€ Blaguss, because This carrier does not have its own website for selling tickets.

  • Ticket selling: flix bus.

Stops: Bratislava Airport, New Bridge, Einsteinova (near Petrzalka Station), Vienna Airport and Erdberg metro station.

BusesBratislava Airport - Viennaby Slovak Lines(together with Eurolines)

A more expensive ticket than Flixbus at a price of 7.5€ per full route Bratislava Airport - Vienna Central Station. If purchased in advance, tickets can be purchased at a promo price of 1€.

  • Ticket selling: InfoBus, Slovak Eurolines website and Slovak Lines website.

Stops: Bratislava Airport, Bus Station, Petrzalka Station, Vienna Airport, Erdberg metro station, Central station Vienna HBF.

BusesBratislava Airport - Viennafrom PlusAirportLine

This is a direct bus from Bratislava Airport to Vienna Central Station for 7.5€. The bus does not make additional intermediate stops. Tickets for this transfer can be purchased in parallel with the purchase of Moscow-Bratislava-Moscow air tickets on the Pobeda airline website. And even when ordering a transfer on the Ryanair website and on the PlusAirportLine website itself.

We list all the ways to get from Bratislava airport to the city and vice versa. We also indicate schedules, prices, transport stops, and give useful links.

The airport in Bratislava named after M. R. Stefanik (BTS code) or, as it is also called, Bratislava-Ivanka, is located about 9 km from the city. The airport is convenient in that you can easily get to Vienna from it or from the city. Getting to the center of Bratislava from the airport is not difficult, there are several bus routes (including night buses) and taxis.

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How to get from the airport to Bratislava by bus?

You can get to the city from Bratislava Airport cheaply by the following buses:

  • № 61 - goes to the main railway station of Bratislava (Hlavná železničná stanica), on the way 25 minutes without traffic jams and about an hour - with traffic jams, an interval of about 20 minutes.
  • No. 61N- it can be used to get from the airport to Bratislava at night (to the railway station through the bus station). Buses run every 30 minutes.
  • № 96 - goes to Prokofiev Street (Prokofievova), which is located near the railway station Bratislava-Petržalka.

The bus stop is in front of the exit from the terminal.

Please note that the main train station is about three kilometers from the historic center - if you don't have heavy luggage, you can walk. Otherwise, transfer to bus 93. You can get directions and find out the schedule.

Purchase and cost of tickets. You can buy them at special vending machines at the bus stop or kiosks, at the airport - at the arrival terminal and at the kiosk on the lower floor of the departure terminal. The ticket price depends on the distance (number of zones) and time. There are tickets for one trip, travel cards for several days and for a long time. As a rule, tourists are only interested in 2 zones - 100 and 101, they cover the entire city and suburbs.

Transfers are free for the period indicated on the ticket. At the entrance, you must immediately validate it (the countdown of the ticket validity starts from this moment). If you have luggage, you need to pay for it separately - buy a discounted 15-minute ticket for 0.35 euros, it is valid for 180 minutes.

Ticket prices:

It is also convenient to use the so-called tourist cards for several days: for zones 100 and 101 there are 24 hours - 3.5 euros, 72 hours - 8 euros, 168 hours - 11.4 euros. 24 hours for all zones - 6.90 euros.

How to book a hotel? Find for yourself convenient option accommodation can be done on the well-known Roomguru.ru service - the site compares the prices of various booking systems and finds the best one.

(Photo © Bratislavsky kraj / flickr.com / License CC BY 2.0)

Taxi in Bratislava

Taxi is a more comfortable but expensive way to get from the airport to the center of Bratislava. However, it is convenient if you are traveling with friends or family.

There is a taxi at the airport called Airport Service. In addition, other companies, as well as private traders, are represented. It is better to use the services of large companies - it's cheaper. Independent taxi drivers can charge you a lot. By the way, if you order a car by phone, it turns out cheaper than catching it on the street.

The approximate cost of a taxi from Bratislava airport to the city is from 15 euros. We advise you to book a taxi in advance on a special service, so as not to worry about being deceived: the price is fixed, payment is made online, and the driver will meet you at the airport with a sign and help you with your luggage.

    What to do if the flight is canceled

    If the flight was canceled more than 24 hours before departure, then passengers are transferred to similar flights of the airline. The costs are borne by the carrier, the service is free for the passenger. If none of the options offered by the airline suits you, most airlines can issue a "forced refund". After confirmation by the airline, the money will be returned to your account. Sometimes this may take several weeks.

    How to check in at the airport

    Online check-in is available on the websites of most airlines. Most often, it opens 23 hours before the start of the flight. You can go through it no later than 1 hour before the departure of the aircraft.

    To check in at the airport you will need:

    • the identity card specified in the order,
    • birth certificate when traveling with children,
    • printed itinerary receipt(optional).

  • What can you take on a plane

    Hand luggage is the items that you take with you on the plane. Weight norm hand luggage can vary from 5 to 10 kg, and its size most often should not exceed the sum of three dimensions (length, width and height) from 115 to 203 cm (depending on the airline). A handbag is not considered hand luggage and is carried freely.

    The bag that you take with you on the plane should not contain knives, scissors, medicines, aerosols, cosmetics. Alcohol from duty free shops can only be carried in sealed bags.

    How to pay for luggage at the airport

    If the baggage weight exceeds the norms established by the airline (most often - 20-23 kg), you need to pay for each kilogram of excess. In addition, many Russian and foreign airlines, as well as low-cost airlines, have tariffs that do not include free transportation luggage and must be paid separately as an additional service.

    Baggage must be checked in at the airport at a separate drop-off check-in desk. If you are unable to print boarding pass, you can get it at the usual check-in counter of the airline, and check in and check in your luggage there.

    Where to find out the arrival time if you are a greeter

    You can find out the time of arrival of the aircraft on the online scoreboard of the airport. The Tutu.ru website has an online scoreboard of the main Russian and foreign airports.

    You can find out the exit (gate) number on the arrivals board at the airport. This number is located next to the arrival flight information.

The air gates of Bratislava bear the name of Miroslav Stefanik, an outstanding Czechoslovak scientist, political and military figure. This transport hub is the main largest international airport in Slovakia. Compared to other ports in Europe, it is quite small, modern and well-equipped.

International code

Each airport is assigned a special code. They are required for compiling international flight charts.

Airport codes:

  • IATA-BTS;
  • ICAO-LZIB.

For passengers, information about the first code is important. It is the letters on the scoreboard that indicate the flights. The luggage tag also has exactly this encoding. Therefore, in case of erroneous delivery of baggage to another airport, this designation will not allow it to get lost. It will definitely return to the port of destination.

Online flight board

Online scoreboard allows you to get all the useful information about flights. It is possible to structure information by date, time, departure or arrival, find out information about a specific flight.
Online arrivals board - https://www.bts.aero/en/flights/arrivals-departures/current-arrivals/
Online departure board - https://www.bts.aero/en/flights/arrivals-departures/current-departures/


How to get there

The air port is located 9 km northeast of the capital. Therefore, you should use the following methods of movement:

By bus

This is perhaps the only kind public transport linking the airport with the city:

  • Route number 61- follows within 25 minutes to the railway station with an interval of 20 minutes. Timetable for line No. 61
  • Route number 61N - night. Cars leave every hour. Schedule on line No. 61N
  • Route number 96 - goes to Prokofiev Street near the Bratislava-Petržalka station. Schedule of route number 96


The stop is located near the exit from the airport terminal. The fare is paid in the amount of:

  • 15 minutes - from 0.70 €;
  • 1 hour drive to weekdays and 1.5 hours on weekends - up to 0.90 €.

In order not to have to pay a fine, you need to meet the trip during the validity period of the ticket. By the way, at this time you can make transfers on any transport.
If you are carrying luggage with you, then you need to purchase a ticket for 180 minutes for 0.35 €.
Tickets are sold from vending machines in the arrivals area. Payment in them is made only with coins.

The ticket must be validated immediately after entering the salon, only after that its validity will begin.

By taxi

There is a taxi rank near the arrivals hall. The road to the city will take only 20 minutes and will cost 25-30 EUR. Services are provided by two official representatives "Breadis Taxi" and "TAXISLOVAKIA".
It is possible to order a taxi by phone: +421-948-966-967. You can pay for services in cash and by card.

On the transfer

The transfer is perhaps the most convenient and fast way movement. The car must be selected and booked in advance. And then the driver will meet you at the airport. When pre-ordering, the cost of the service will be fixed.

By rented car

The airport offers several car rental options to travelers, which can be found in the arrivals terminal area.
You can also place an order online. Go to the site of a reliable operator, choose the right car, and you can pick it up at the parking lot.

Airport parking

Short-term parking P1 is located in front of terminal complex. For disembarkation and embarkation of passengers, a stop of only 15 minutes is allowed. Subsequently, you have to pay another 4 Euros for each hour.

The long-term storage area is designated P2 and is located under open sky within walking distance of the terminals. Quantity parking spaces on it - 970. The parking lot is equipped with barriers and a video surveillance system. Advance booking is not possible. Help can be obtained by calling:

  • +421 2 3303 6261;
  • +421 949 287 880.

Payment can be made in cash or credit card in automated payment booths. They are located in the car park, in the departure and arrival terminal or directly at the operator at the payment counter in the car park.
People with handicapped two hours of free parking are offered.

Airport layout and infrastructure

The transport hub has 3 terminals. The air hub area is small, all terminals are located very close, and the boundaries between them are very conditional. Therefore, in some sources there is information that the entire territory is one terminal. The scheme of the transport hub is presented

  • Terminal A - accepts planes of the Schengen countries;
  • Terminal B - accepts all other flights (including Russian ones);
  • Terminal C - receives cargo.

Registration for international flights starts 2.5 hours and ends 40 minutes before departure time, and on domestic flights- in 2 hours.

Nutrition

There are several cafes and fast food outlets on the territory of the transport hub. One of them is open 24/7. Here you can buy traditional soft drinks, coffee, light alcoholic drinks, as well as delicious cakes, pies, ice cream.
Restaurants open Catering 1.5-2 hours before the first flight and close after departure last flight day.

Outlets

It's hard for passengers to get bored inside the airport. Many outlets offer their services. Souvenir shops offer a variety of
Bratislava and Slovak souvenirs. Here you can buy:

  • t-shirts;
  • postcards;
  • magnets;
  • cards;
  • porcelain;
  • handmade gift items;
  • caps;
  • mugs;
  • key chains;
  • paintings and much more with the motive of the Slovak capital

In shops duty free a rich assortment of perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol, tobacco products, sweets, leather goods, toys, etc. is presented. Passengers can also order selected goods by phone or via the Internet.
Be careful if you visited the airport in transit - at the next transfer point, purchases will either need to be packed in luggage (which will be problematic) or simply thrown away.

Storage and packing of luggage

Luggage carts are provided free of charge. You can pick them up at the entrance to the departure terminal, in the parking lot and near the arrival terminals.
Baggage packing and weighing services are provided by WRAP POINT.SK
(www.wrappoint.sk, phone: + 421 944 928 880).
Opening hours: 2 hours before the first flight until the last flight of the day

The service is paid — EUR 5.00 per piece of luggage (suitcase, travel bag, backpack). Packing of oversized luggage is more expensive - 8.00 EUR per 1 item (carriages, golf clubs, bicycles, skis).
Price list for weighing: 0.50 EUR per 1 unit.
Services are provided on the ground floor in the departure terminal.

The airport has a lost and found office, inquiries by phone. +421 2 3303 3389.
Passengers can use 24-hour luggage storage.

other services

At the airport, passengers can also use the following services:

  • ATMs;
  • family room. Here you can also use the shower;
  • children's playroom;
  • information stands;
  • massage chairs;
  • medical Center.

VIP room

A comfortable lounge for business class passengers is located on the second floor of the departure terminal. It is located in the area between the bar and the fast food restaurant, behind the security checkpoint on the right hand side.
It is located in such a way that it provides sufficient privacy, but at the same time provides an attractive view through the transparent window facade.

Passengers visiting the lounge can enjoy a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and snacks free of charge, as well as Apple SWP service counters with the latest computer technology and Internet access, TV and a variety of international and local daily newspapers.

Maximum stay: 2 hours
Children under 2 years old have free access.
Opening hours - daily from 05:00 - 21:30
If there are free seats, any passenger can buy a ticket at the check-in counter. The entrance ticket costs 30 Euro per person.

Only credit cards are accepted for payment.

Conference hall

On the ground floor of the departure terminal there is a conference room with a capacity of 40 people. It is equipped with a screen and projector and is fully air conditioned.
Additionally, meals can be ordered here.
You can book a room at: [email protected]

Wi-Fi Terms of Service

Internet wi-fi is provided free of charge, which allows you to spend time talking with friends and colleagues. Connection is made to the FreeInternet network. There is also free service for recharging gadgets.

Hotels near the airport

If the passenger does not want to spend time at the airport, he can stay at one of the hotels nearby:

  • Aviator Garni Bratislava. Located 500 meters from the terminal, ten minutes walk.
  • Vienna House Easy Chopin Bratislava. Located 5 minutes from the terminals. Provides transfer.
  • Hotel NH Bratislava Gate One. Located 5 minutes from the airport. Has its own transfer.
  • Hotel Aviator Garni Bratislava - 5 minutes from the airport. There is no private transfer.

A double room for one night in these establishments costs from 55 to 75 Euros.
All these hotels provide cozy rooms with everything you need. Wi-Fi and luggage storage are also provided free of charge. The reception desks are open 24/7. Nearby there are bus stops, shops, cafes and restaurants.

Do I need a visa to enter the city

A long connection is a rarity for the transport hub of Bratislava. Usually the transfer does not take more than one hour. But even if this happens, and the passenger does not have a Schengen visa, he is forbidden to enter the city. It must be located only in a special transit zone.

If there are no problems with the documents, then it is still worth going to Bratislava only when there is a sufficiently large break between flights. Based on practice, the margin of time should be at least 8 hours. This is enough to get out of the terminal, get to the city, wander around for a couple of hours and calmly return back to go through the pre-flight procedures.

When there is much less time for a transplant, then it is certainly not worth the risk.

Which airlines fly

The transport hub is the base for the following air carriers:

  • Air Slovakia;
  • CSA - Czech Airlines;
  • Danube Wings;
  • Travel Service Slovakia.

In addition, here I accept flights from Ryanair, FlyDubai, Astra Airlines.
From the Ivanka air hub, flights are operated almost throughout Europe.

The air gate of Bratislava, opened in 1951, is located beyond the eastern border of the city near the Danube Ivanka village. Hence the unofficial name - Ivanka Airport.

Due to the low cost of service, the terminal is popular with tourists traveling to Vienna. Therefore, the port administration intends in the near future to combine it into a single complex with the Schwechat airport, which is located in Austria, south of Vienna.

The airport from the inside - in the video:

In connection with the launch of Pobeda Airlines flights, I think it will be interesting for our tourists to find out the most comfortable and cheapest way to get to the center of Bratislava from the airport, as well as to Prague, Vienna and Budapest from Bratislava airport.

Before independent trip In Bratislava, I advise you to follow these recommendations:

  • After booking a hotel, be sure to look at Google Maps Where is your hotel located?
  • On the Bratislava public transport website, get directions from the airport to your hotel, and also see where you have to make transfers so as not to get lost;
  • Write down the address of your hotel on a piece of paper and download to your smartphone a public transport map of Bratislava, as well as a map of the city. Trust me, the map and address of the hotel will surely come in handy.
  • The official currency of Slovakia is the Euro, so stock up on small bills and coins. You will need coins to buy travel tickets.

Bratislava Štefánik Airport(Letisko M. R. Štefánika) is a small airport in the north-eastern part of the city, to the center of Bratislava - 13 km. Distance to the center Vienna 80 km, before Prague 340 km, before Budapest 200 km, to the city Brno 143 km. In addition to the Pobeda low-cost airline, the following airlines fly here: Czech Airlines, low-cost airline Flydubai, from European cities: Ryanair as well as SmartWings charters in summer time fly to the main resorts such as Antalya, Mallorca, Hurghada, Corfu, Burgas, etc. The passenger turnover of the airport for 2018 is 2 million people. The airport consists of 3 terminals. Terminal C is not used. Flights to the Schengen countries are operated from Terminal A from gates 1-9, flights to Russia and other non-Schengen countries are operated from Terminal B, boarding gates 10-13.

Since 2017, the most flights from Bratislava Airport are made by a low-cost airline European airline Ryanair, whose ticket prices start from 1 Euro. Direct flights are made to the following cities: Athens, Beauvais, Milan-Bergamo, Birmingham, Bologna, Brussels, Dublin, Kiev, Girona, London, Madrid, Malta, Manchester, Nis, Paphos, Thessaloniki.

The airport has now been bought by the "Two One" consortium, which also includes Vienna Schwechat Airport. The company plans to combine the two airports into a single complex serving Vienna and Bratislava, as well as build a high-speed railway Bratislava - Schwechat Airport - Vienna.

From Bratislava airport to city center by bus

The only and most cheap way Getting from Bratislava Airport to the city center by public transport is a bus ride. Only 3 buses go to the airport, 2 of which are daytime buses No. 61 and 96, one night bus No. N61. bus stops of all routes (urban and international) is located at the airport immediately upon exiting the arrivals area, the direction of the exit is indicated by the “Bus” sign.

  • Bus number 61. Route: Bratislava airport (Letisko) — Main Train Station Bratislava(Hlavna stanica). main station is not in the historical center and 3 km from it. Therefore, if you need to get to the hotel or to the very center, then you need to make a transfer. Buses run along the route from about 5 am to 11 pm, the journey time is 23 minutes, but this is without traffic jams: with traffic jams, you can travel up to 60 minutes. All stops on the route: Letisko, Fatruny, Pestovateľská, Avion-IKEA, Avion Shopping Park, Galvaniho, Big Media-Slowackého, Clementisova, Martinský cintorín, Trnavská-NAD, Trnavská, Sabinovská, Bajkalská, Zimný stadión, Trnavské mýto, Račianske m Eto, Karpatská , Hlavna stanica.
  • Bus number 96. Route: Bratislava airport (Letisko) – Prokofievova. Ending station Prokofievova is located in the southern part of the city, 600 meters from the train station Bratislava-Petržalka. Buses on the route run from about 5 am to 11 pm, the journey time is 35 minutes, but this is without traffic jams: with traffic jams, the travel time can stretch up to 60 minutes. All stops on the route: Letisko, Fatruny, Pestovateľská, Avion-IKEA, Avion Shopping Park, Galvaniho, Stará Ivanská, Vozovňa Trnávka, Rádiová, Slovinská, Trnavská, Haburská, Maximiliána Hella, DK Ružinov, Nevädzová-OC Retro, Gagarinova, Hraničná-OC Retro, Prievozská, Prístavný most, Bosákova, Lachova, Starohájska, Hrobákova, Romanova, Markova, Prokofievova.

  • Bus N61. The route of this night bus is almost identical to the route of the day bus No. 61. It will also take you to Bratislava's main railway station Hlavná stanica, only at night.

Below you can see a public transport map of Bratislava in 2019, which displays all the lines of trams, buses and trolleybuses.

There is currently no direct bus service between airport and bus station in Bratislava(Autobusova stanica Mlynské Nivy). Therefore, you can get to the bus station with a transfer by bus number 96, then by trolleybus number 205, the transfer must be done at the Slovinská stop. Or by bus number 61, then by trolleybus number 210, you need to change at the Račianske mýto stop. Travel time is approximately 30-60 minutes.

On the official website of public transport in Bratislava, Imhd.sk, you can find any route not only from the airport to your hotel, but also to any point in the city.

Fare

  • Ticket price: For your trip from the airport you will need ticket for € 1.20 for 3 fare zones, valid for 60 minutes or ticket for € 0.90 for 2 fare zones, valid for 30 minutes. Which ticket you should choose is your business, the main thing is to meet the validity period of the ticket, if your ticket expires even for a minute, then you will be fined. During the validity of the ticket, you can make at least as many transfers to any type of transport.
  • Baggage payment: If you have luggage, then you need to buy an additional ticket for € 0.35, the validity of which is 180 minutes.
  • Where to buy a bus ticket: You can buy a bus ticket in the arrivals area at special ticket machines. This machine is red, navigation is simple, there is even a menu in Russian. You can pay for the ticket in cash (changes and banknotes) or by credit card. The ticket can also be purchased on the bus from the yellow machine, which is installed on the handrails. In the machine on the bus, payment can only be made with a contactless bank card.

  • Do I need to validate my ticket: After you get on the bus, you need to validate the ticket immediately, from this moment the ticket validity period will begin. If the ticket is not validated, then you will be fined.

From Bratislava Airport to Vienna

There are three ways to get from Bratislava Airport to Vienna:

1. Train. First you need to get to the main railway station of Bratislava (Hlavná stanica), then buy a train ticket. A direct train from Bratislava's main station arrives at Vienna's main railway station (Wien Hbf). Travel time: 1 hour. You will spend at least 3 hours on the entire route, buying tickets and waiting for the train.

2. Bus. To the bus station in Vienna Vienna International Busterminal from Bratislava Airport has direct buses from three companies. I think that this way of travel is more convenient than the train.

Buses from Blaguss and Slovak Lines (Postbus) operate approximately 25 times a day at 25-minute intervals with a stop at Vienna Airport. Travel time to Vienna: approximately 1 hour 15 minutes - 1 hour 40 minutes. The fare for the Blaguss bus is €7.5 to the bus station or €5 to Vienna Airport. You can immediately buy a round-trip ticket and save 1 Euro. You cannot buy tickets in advance. Travel by bus Slovak Lines Slovaklines.sk (Postbus) costs from € 1 to € 7.70, round-trip € 14.30. Tickets can be bought online.

EuroBus buses run 2 more times a day at 06:10 and 18:05 for € 8, travel time is 1 hour. Bus tickets can be bought on the Russian-language website Infobus, where you can also compare fares from different companies.

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