Public transport
It is easy to come to Paléo by public transport!
During the Festival week, we work in collaboration with NStCM-TPN, CarPostal, CFF, TCS, TL and TPG, to set up additional lines and best serve the region and several cities in Romandy.
Transport map
Download the Paléo transport map
Several means of transport are deployed to best serve festival-goers coming from Nyon and its surroundings.
Nyon
From Nyon station, the NStCM “little red train” takes you with high frequency to the L’Asse stop, located near the Festival entrance.
The journey is free in the concert evenings for all holders of a Paléo ticket.
The NStCM train timetable will soon be available.
The region’s regular TPN bus lines remain paid, even during the Festival.
TPN bus timetables can be viewed via their website.
District of Nyon
Seven special CarPostal lines serve much of the Nyon district for free during the Festival. These lines are accessible for free to anyone holding a Paléo ticket.
Buses stop at two different coach stations depending on origin and are located about 500 meters from the Festival entrance. Consult the map to locate the Vuarpillière and Parc Chevalin stops.
Stop « La Vuarpillière » serves lines A, B, C, F and G:
- Line A: Gland / Prangins
- Line B: Nyon Ouest
- Line C: Nyon Centre
- Line F: Dully / Tartegnin / Bursins / Luins
- Line G: Burtigny / St-George / Longirod / Le Vaud / Begnins
Stop « Parc Chevalin » serves lines D and E:
- Line D: Crans / Chavannes-de-Bogis / Crassier / Eysins
- Line E: Gingins / Chéserex / La Rippe / Crassier / Borex / Eysins
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
From La Cure / St‑Cergue, the NStCM “little red train” takes you to the Trélex‑Dépôt stop located near the Festival entrance.
On the return, 4 additional trains are offered to go back toward St‑Cergue / La Cure. The journey is free in the concert evenings for all holders of a Paléo ticket.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Going to the Festival
Use the regular CFF trains between Lausanne and Nyon (paid journey).
From Nyon, the NStCM “little red train” ensures the connection to the L’Asse stop, located near the Festival entrance. This train runs on an enhanced schedule throughout the event.
The NStCM journey is free for Paléo ticket holders.
Return
Return with the NStCM train from the L’Asse stop to Nyon (free journey in concert evenings).
From Nyon, several additional trains are offered to reach Lausanne station (paid journeys). Upon arrival of some of these trains at Lausanne station, special TL lines ensure the continuation of the journey for free in the Lausanne metropolitan area.
Check the full map by entering your itinerary in the cff app.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Going to the Festival
Use regular CFF trains to Nyon station (paid journey).
From Nyon, the NStCM “little red train” ensures the connection to the L’Asse stop, located immediately near the Festival entrance. This train runs on an enhanced schedule throughout the event. The NStCM journey is free for Paléo ticket holders.
Return by train
Return possible with the NStCM from the L’Asse stop to Nyon (free journey in concert evenings).
From Nyon, several additional trains are offered to reach Geneva‑Cornavin station (paid journeys). Upon arrival of some of these trains at Geneva station, special TPG lines ensure the continuation of the journey for free in the Geneva metropolitan area.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Going to the Festival
Use regular CFF trains to Nyon station (paid journey).
From Nyon, the NStCM “little red train” ensures the connection to the L’Asse stop, located immediately near the Festival entrance. This train runs on an enhanced schedule throughout the event.
The journey is free in concert evenings for ticket holders.
Return
Return possible with the NStCM from the L’Asse stop to Nyon (free journey in concert evenings).
From Nyon, a special train in addition to regular trains is offered to reach Martigny (paid journeys).
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Going to the Festival by train
Use regular CFF trains to Nyon station (paid journey).
From Nyon, the NStCM “little red train” ensures the connection to the L’Asse stop, located immediately near the Festival entrance. This train runs on an enhanced schedule throughout the event.
The journey is free in concert evenings for ticket holders.
Return by train
Return possible with the NStCM from the L’Asse stop to Nyon (free journey in concert evenings).
From Nyon, two special trains in addition to regular trains are offered to reach Fribourg station (paid journeys).
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses
Alternatively, special TCS buses are in place to allow access to Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Bulle and Fribourg, line 1 ensures the journey, both outbound and return. Several stops are served between Fribourg and Paléo, and vice‑versa.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m.
Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses are set up to allow access to the Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Sierre, Sion and Monthey, line 2 ensures the journey, both outbound and return. Several stops are served between Sierre and Paléo, and vice‑versa.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m.
Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses are set up to allow access to the Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Le Locle and Neuchâtel, line 3 ensures the journey, both outbound and return. Several stops are served between Neuchâtel and Paléo, and vice‑versa.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m.
Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses are set up to allow access to the Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Porrentruy, Delémont and Biel, line 4 ensures the journey, both outbound and return. Several stops are served between Porrentruy and Paléo, and vice‑versa.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m.
Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses are set up to allow access to the Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Orbe and Cossonay, line 5 ensures the journey, both outbound and return.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m.
Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
Special TCS buses are set up to allow access to the Paléo Festival from different regions.
For Morat and Yverdon, line 7 ensures the journey, both outbound and return. Several stops are served between Morat and Paléo.
Return from the Festival is scheduled at 2:00 a.m. Buses arrive and depart from the Vuarpillière coach station, located 500 meters from the Festival entrance.
This service is paid and reservation only, via their website.
Timetables and stops will soon be available.
