How do I get to Puplinge?
Bus, bike, motorcycle, scooter, or car: Find all the practical information you need to easily get to the festival.
Choose your mode of transportation
There are several ways to easily get to Puplinge Fête l’Artisanat. We recommend using public transportation and following the signs upon arrival.
Getting Here by Bus
The bus is the easiest way to get to the party without worrying about parking.
- On Saturdays, a bus departs every 15 minutes from the Chêne-Bourg CFF station.
- On Sundays, two buses per hour on routes 31, 32, and 37.
- Buses on Route 33 that run directly from Rive stop at the Eaux-Vives train station.
- Bus routes 31, 32, 33, and 37 serve the main stop for the event.
By bike
Thanks to the Greenway and the bike paths, getting there by bike is easy and enjoyable.
- We recommend arriving via the Route de Jussy.
- Access is available via the Frémis roundabout.
- Bicycle parking areas will be marked nearby.
Motorcycles and Scooters
Designated parking spaces for motorcycles and scooters will be provided around the village.
- Follow the signs posted on site.
- Do not park in areas closed to traffic.
By car
Parking areas will be posted upon your arrival at the various entrances to Puplinge.
- Approximately 1,500 parking spaces.
- Follow the signs and the volunteers' instructions.
- The village center will be closed to cars.
Limited mobility
Specific parking spaces are provided as close as possible to the village center.
- Graman Street.
- Rue de Frémis.
- Village center, as indicated by the posted signs.
Approximately [number] parking spaces will be available. The parking areas will be clearly marked and signposted at the village entrances to make your arrival easier.
Signs will guide you to available parking lots as soon as you arrive.
Volunteers will be on hand to guide you and help you find the best route.
From the parking lots, you can easily walk to the heart of the festivities.
Make the most of the festivities as soon as you arrive.
Plan your trip in advance, use public transportation whenever possible, and follow the signs posted around Puplinge.
