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Travel instructions
Have a nice trip with Nysse!
Welcome to Tampere and the Tampere region! With Nysse you can get around the city area in a comfortable way. You can travel by bus, tram or trains that stop in the Nysse area.
An easy way to pay for your bus or tram journey is to use the contacless payment. Just select the payment method on the ticket device, check the zones of your journey and pay for the trip.
Mobile payment is possible on buses, trams and trains in the Nysse area. Buy a mobile ticket on Nysse Mobiili app before boarding.
With cash, you can buy an advance ticket at the sales points before your journey. The ticket is valid on buses, trams and trains in the Nysse area.
Nysse journey planner
The journey planner will help you plan your journey from your starting point to your destination, including walking tours. You will also find timetables and zone information.
Contactless payment
Nysse Mobiili app
Single Ticket
Ticket pricing
Ticket fares are based on the number of zones and age groups:
- Adults 25+ years
- Youth 17-24 years
- Children 7-16 years
Juniors aged 0-6 years may travel free of charge with a paying passenger. Seniors aged 65 and over receive a discount on the single ticket paid with a travel card every day between 9 am and 2 pm.
At night, between 00.00 and 04.40, a night fare is charged in addition to the single ticket. An inspection fee €80.00 may be charged for passengers travelling without a confirmed ticket or right to travel free of charge.
Always confirm your ticket with the ticket device
The ticket device can be found near the entrance of buses and trams.
- The reader for contactless payment is in the left side of the ticket device.
- The reader for mobile tickets and paper tickets is at the bottom of the device.
Travel tips
Always arrive at your stop on time, as timetables may vary by a few minutes due to weather or traffic conditions.
Many city centre stops have digital displays showing real-time timetables. They are also shown in the journey planner.
When travelling by bus, make sure you wave well in advance as the bus approaches your stop. The driver will see your sign when the bus indicator points in the direction of your stop. There is no need to show a stop sign to the tram, as it stops at every stop anyway.
We take onboard most types of assistance advices and small means of transport. You must pay a single fare for transporting a bike.
If the stop is a long way off, you can park your car to a free Park & Ride and continue your journey by public transport.
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