Public transportation in Strasbourg is represented by buses, streetcars and cabs. Strasbourg's public transportation is operated by Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeouis (CTS), which operates 30 bus routes and 6 streetcar routes. The streetcars start at 04:30 or 05:30 on Sundays. They run every 5-15 minutes and finish at 00:30.
At night, only three routes operate, with trams running once an hour. Their route passes through the railway station, the nightclub district, and student campuses.
Local Transport
In the evenings, the TaxiBus serves the city’s remote districts. You can view the route map on the carrier’s website.
Strasbourg also features a Bus Rapid Transit system. These express buses are larger, faster, and more reliable than regular ones. They run on dedicated lanes and have priority on the roads.
Fares
Public transport fares in Strasbourg are among the highest in France. A single ride costs between 1.90 and 2.50 EUR depending on the ticket type and purchase method; 10 rides — 17.10–17.30 EUR; 30 rides — 47.50 EUR; a one-day pass — 4.60 EUR, or 10.40 EUR for a group of two or three people. Reduced fares apply for children and eligible passengers.
Key transport tips for tourists in Strasbourg include taking advantage of the discount system, details of which are available on the operator’s website. Tickets can also be purchased in advance there. On-site, they are available from bus drivers, ticket machines at stops, and travel agencies. Note that tickets must be validated at the stop before boarding, otherwise they are considered invalid.
