# Basel Airport Transfer Guide (BSL)

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EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg to Basel, Mulhouse or Freiburg: Bus 50, line 11, taxis and transfers. Tri-national airport guide.

**Airport:** BSL
**City:** Basel
**Country:** Switzerland
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl
**Last updated:** 2026-10-17

Prices and transport schedules in this editorial guide are indicative. Confirm current public transport fares with the operator. Current transfer prices, availability and terms are shown in the live booking flow.

## Main Guide

### Quick answer

EuroAirport is a **tri-national airport** located on French soil and serving Switzerland, France and Germany. It has a Swiss sector and a French sector with separate exits and different onward transport.

The usual option to Basel is **Bus 50** (operated by BVB), which runs to **Basel SBB train station** in about **20 minutes**, every 7 to 10 minutes from 04:30 to midnight according to the airport. The airport is TNW zone 13; check the current single fare at tnw.ch or on the machine at the stop. A **taxi to Basel** is metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff (maximum 6.50 CHF base fare plus 4.00 or 4.50 CHF per km, see below); the airport lists about 50 CHF as an approximate fare from the city centre. For a pre-booked transfer, the fixed price is quoted at booking (see the live From price on this page).

For **Saint-Louis**, the Distribus line 11 shuttle leaves from the French sector (3 EUR by SMS ticket, per the airport). There is **no direct shuttle to Mulhouse**: take line 11 to Saint-Louis station, then a TER train. For **Freiburg**, the Freiburger Reisedienst bus runs from the French sector to Freiburg central bus station with hourly departures and about 60 minutes ride time, according to the airport.

Make sure you exit on the correct side (Swiss or French) for your destination.

### What actually happens after landing

After collecting your luggage, you choose between the **Swiss sector exit** and the **French sector exit**. This determines which transport options you reach.

- **Swiss sector:** Bus 50 to Basel and Swiss taxis. Use this if your destination is in Switzerland.
- **French sector:** Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis, the Freiburg bus and French taxis. Use this if heading to France or Germany.

The terminal is medium-sized. Currency exchange, ATMs and rental desks are available; you may need both CHF and EUR depending on your plans. Follow the signs in the arrivals hall for the correct sector and ask airport staff if unsure.

### Transport options explained honestly

| Option | To Basel SBB | To Mulhouse | To Freiburg | Notes |
|--------|-------------|-------------|-------------|-------|
| **Bus 50** | TNW ticket, about 20 min | N/A | N/A | Every 7-10 min, 04:30 to midnight, Swiss sector |
| **Taxi (Swiss)** | Metered, Basel-Stadt maximum tariff | N/A | N/A | Swiss sector |
| **Taxi (French)** | N/A | Metered; airport lists approx. 60-65 EUR by day, 85-90 EUR at night | Airport lists approx. 155-165 EUR by day, 225-235 EUR at night | French sector |
| **Private transfer** | Pre-booked, fixed price quoted at booking | Pre-booked | Pre-booked | Confirm meeting point at booking |
| **Distribus line 11** | N/A | To Saint-Louis station (10-15 min), then TER train | N/A | French sector |
| **Freiburger Reisedienst bus** | N/A | N/A | Hourly, about 60 min | French sector |
| **Rental car** | Self-drive | Self-drive | Self-drive | Rental desks at the airport |

**Bus 50** is the standard public connection to Basel. It leaves the Swiss sector every 7 to 10 minutes between 04:30 and midnight, takes about 20 minutes, and stops at Basel SBB. Fares follow the TNW zone tariff; the Half-Fare card gives the reduced rate on single tickets. Check the current fare at tnw.ch or on the machine at the stop.

**Swiss taxis** are metered. Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff, which sets maximum prices: **6.50 CHF base fare plus 4.00 CHF per km** on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton, and **4.50 CHF per km** at night (20:00-06:00), on Sundays and public holidays and for rides outside the canton boundary. A surcharge of 2.80 CHF applies to ordered (pre-booked) rides. The airport page lists about **50 CHF** as an approximate fare between the city centre and EuroAirport; the meter decides the real fare.

For **Mulhouse**, use the French sector and take Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis station (3 EUR by SMS ticket, 10-15 minutes), then a TER train; the airport lists trains to Mulhouse, Colmar, Sélestat and Strasbourg every 30 minutes. There is no direct airport-to-Mulhouse shuttle. For **Freiburg**, the Freiburger Reisedienst bus runs hourly (about 60 minutes); confirm the current timetable and fare with the operator.

### Realistic pricing expectations

Switzerland is expensive and France less so; this airport straddles both economies.

| Route | Bus/Shuttle | Taxi | Private Transfer |
|-------|-----------|------|------------------|
| BSL → Basel SBB | Bus 50, TNW ticket | Metered (Basel-Stadt maximum tariff); airport lists about 50 CHF | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| BSL → Basel Old Town | Bus 50 + tram | Metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| BSL → Mulhouse | Line 11 (3 EUR) + TER train | Airport lists approx. 60-65 EUR day, 85-90 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| BSL → Saint-Louis | Distribus line 11, 3 EUR | Metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| BSL → Freiburg | Freiburger Reisedienst bus, or Bus 50 + train | Airport lists approx. 155-165 EUR day, 225-235 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| BSL → Colmar | Line 11 + TER train via Saint-Louis | Airport lists approx. 125-135 EUR day, 170-180 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |

Swiss-side fares are in CHF, French-side fares in EUR. The CHF/EUR rate moves, so check it on the day. The taxi figures above are the airport's approximate French-sector fares; the meter or a quote agreed before the ride is what counts.

### Late night arrivals

According to the airport, Bus 50, Distribus line 11 and the Lörrach line 220 run until midnight, and the transport page describes no dedicated night bus or train. Check the current BVB timetable for the last Bus 50 on your date. After the last bus, your options are a **taxi** or a **pre-booked transfer**.

Bus 50 starts around **04:30**. The airport lists higher French-sector night taxi fares than day fares (see the pricing table). For Swiss taxis, the Basel-Stadt night rate starts at 20:00.

### Families and luggage

**Bus 50** has luggage space but can be crowded in peak hours; with several suitcases a taxi or a pre-booked transfer is more comfortable for families.

**Child seats:** Under the Basel-Stadt tariff, a surcharge of 15.00 CHF applies per ordered taxi ride for one or more child seats or baby shells, and booster cushions are free of charge. Ask for the seat when you order the taxi. For a pre-booked transfer, request a child seat at booking and confirm it is included.

Children from 6 up to 16 pay the reduced TNW fare on Bus 50.

### Where you meet the driver

**Bus 50:** Leave through the Swiss sector exit and follow signs to the bus stop.

**Swiss taxi:** Follow the taxi signs in the Swiss sector.

**French taxi and shuttles:** Follow the signs in the French sector.

**Private transfer:** If a meeting service is included in your booking, follow the instructions in your confirmation. Confirm which sector (Swiss or French) when booking, since it affects the meeting point.

### Decision helper

**Going to Basel on a budget?** Bus 50.

**Going to Basel with lots of luggage?** Consider a Swiss taxi or a pre-booked transfer.

**Going to Mulhouse?** French sector, Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis station, then a TER train.

**Going to Freiburg?** Take the Freiburger Reisedienst bus, or book a private transfer for door-to-door.

**Arriving after midnight?** Take a taxi or pre-book a transfer; the airport lists Bus 50 and line 11 as running until midnight.

**Traveling with small children?** Request a child seat when booking a taxi or transfer.

**Not sure which exit to use?** Swiss sector for Switzerland, French sector for France or Germany. Ask airport staff before going through customs.

## Summary

For Basel, Bus 50 is the standard public option. For Mulhouse and Alsace, Distribus line 11 connects to the TER network at Saint-Louis. For Freiburg there is a direct bus, and for anywhere else a pre-booked transfer can be practical. Exit on the right side.

## Sources (checked 2026-10-17)
- EuroAirport transport page (line 50, line 11, Freiburg bus, TER connections, approximate taxi fares, lines run until midnight): https://www.euroairport.com/en/transport
- Basel-Stadt taxi tariff ordinance SG 563.280, maximum prices (version of 13 July 2023): https://bs.lexwork.naz.ch/de/dta/563.280.pdf
- TNW day tickets (Basel ticket covers zones 10, 11, 13, 14, 15; zone 13 is EuroAirport; 10.70 CHF adult): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/tageskarte
- TNW single tickets (reduced fare for ages 6 to 16 and Half-Fare card holders): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/einzelbillette

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Why does EuroAirport have two exits?**
The airport has a Swiss sector and a French sector, each with its own exit and onward transport. Swiss sector: Bus 50 and Swiss taxis to Basel. French sector: line 11 to Saint-Louis, the Freiburg bus and French taxis.

**Q: How often does Bus 50 run from the airport to Basel?**
According to the airport, every 7 to 10 minutes from 04:30 to midnight, about 20 minutes to Basel SBB. Check the BVB timetable for your date.

**Q: How much is a taxi from EuroAirport to Basel?**
Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff, which sets maximum prices: **6.50 CHF base fare plus 4.00 CHF per km** on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton, and **4.50 CHF per km** at night (20:00-06:00), on Sundays and public holidays and for rides outside the canton boundary. A surcharge of 2.80 CHF applies to ordered (pre-booked) rides. The airport page lists about **50 CHF** as an approximate fare between the city centre and EuroAirport; the meter decides the real fare. Tariffs are revised periodically.

**Q: What currency should I use at BSL?**
CHF if heading to Switzerland, EUR if heading to France or Germany. Check which currency individual shops and machines accept.

**Q: Are ride-hailing apps available at EuroAirport Basel?**
Availability at the airport can vary. Check the app for your pick-up point, or use Bus 50 or an official taxi.

**Q: How do I get from EuroAirport to Freiburg?**
The Freiburger Reisedienst bus runs from the French sector to Freiburg central bus station, hourly, about 60 minutes (per the airport). Confirm timetable and fare with the operator. Alternatively take Bus 50 to Basel SBB and a train, or book a private transfer.

**Q: Can I switch from the Swiss to French exit?**
It is possible but inconvenient once you have cleared customs on one side. Decide before you exit the baggage hall.

**Q: Does the Swiss Half-Fare card work on Bus 50?**
The Half-Fare card gives the reduced rate on TNW single tickets. Check at tnw.ch whether your travel pass is valid for the airport zone.

**Q: Is EuroAirport in France or Switzerland?**
Physically in France (Saint-Louis), with a Swiss sector connected to Basel.

**Q: How far is EuroAirport from Colmar?**
There is no direct bus. Take Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis station and a TER train from there (the airport lists trains to Colmar every 30 minutes), or book a private transfer.

## Arriving at EuroAirport Late at Night
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/late-night

EuroAirport is not a 24-hour transport hub: according to the airport, Bus 50, Distribus line 11 and the Lörrach line 220 run until midnight, and no dedicated night bus or train is described.

## What is available after midnight

| Option | Available? | Notes |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| **Bus 50** | Runs until midnight (per the airport) | Check the BVB timetable before relying on it |
| **Swiss taxi** | Check availability | Metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff |
| **French taxi** | Check availability | Airport lists higher night fares than day fares |
| **Private transfer** | If pre-booked | Confirm meeting point and flight details at booking |
| **Car rental** | Desk hours vary | Check hours with the rental desk |

## The last Bus 50

Bus 50 runs from 04:30 to midnight, every 7 to 10 minutes. Check the current BVB timetable for the exact last departure on your date. If your flight is delayed or baggage takes long, you may miss it. If you miss the last bus, your options are a taxi or a pre-booked transfer.

## Taxis at night

Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff (maximum prices): **6.50 CHF base fare**, **4.00 CHF per km** on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton, and **4.50 CHF per km** from 20:00 to 06:00, on Sundays and public holidays and for rides outside the canton boundary. Because the airport lies outside the canton, the higher rate applies to much of the run, so the night fare differs little from the day fare. A 2.80 CHF surcharge applies to ordered rides. The airport lists about 50 CHF as an approximate fare between the city centre and the airport.

On the French side the airport lists approximate fares of 60-65 EUR by day and 85-90 EUR at night to Mulhouse central station, 125-135 EUR by day and 170-180 EUR at night to Colmar.

## Pre-booked transfers

For late arrivals, a pre-booked transfer gives a fixed price quoted at booking. If flight monitoring is included in your booking, it adjusts for delays; confirm at booking. This is useful for Mulhouse, Freiburg or smaller towns, where public transport at night is not listed by the airport.

## Tips for late arrivals

- **Check the BVB timetable** for Bus 50 on your arrival day.
- **Carry some CHF and EUR** as a backup payment option.
- **Book a transfer if heading beyond Basel**, since the airport lists no night services to Mulhouse or Freiburg.
- **Plan accommodation for early departures** if you need to be at the airport before the first Bus 50 at 04:30.

## Sources (checked 2026-10-17)
- EuroAirport transport page (line 50, line 11, Freiburg bus, TER connections, approximate taxi fares, lines run until midnight): https://www.euroairport.com/en/transport
- Basel-Stadt taxi tariff ordinance SG 563.280, maximum prices (version of 13 July 2023): https://bs.lexwork.naz.ch/de/dta/563.280.pdf

**Q: What time is the last Bus 50 from EuroAirport?**
The airport lists Bus 50 as running until midnight. Check the current BVB timetable for your travel date.

**Q: Are taxis available at EuroAirport after midnight?**
Availability can vary. Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff and French-sector taxis have separate night fares; for certainty, pre-book a taxi or transfer.

**Q: Can I sleep at EuroAirport overnight?**
Do not rely on it. Confirm overnight access and facilities with the airport before your trip.

**Q: Is there a night surcharge on Swiss taxis?**
The Basel-Stadt tariff charges up to 4.50 CHF per km from 20:00 to 06:00, on Sundays and public holidays and outside the canton, against 4.00 CHF per km on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton. The airport run already falls largely on the higher rate.

## EuroAirport: Bus, Taxi, or Private Transfer?
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/taxi-vs-transfer

At EuroAirport, Bus 50 adds a third option to the usual taxi versus transfer choice for Basel-bound travelers.

## Side-by-side comparison (to Basel)

| Factor | Bus 50 | Swiss Taxi | Private Transfer |
|--------|--------|-----------|------------------|
| **Price** | TNW ticket (tnw.ch) | Metered, Basel-Stadt maximum tariff; airport lists about 50 CHF | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Journey time** | About 20 min | Depends on traffic | Depends on traffic |
| **Frequency** | Every 7-10 min, 04:30 to midnight | On request | Pre-booked |
| **Child seats** | No | On ordered rides, surcharge applies | On request, confirm at booking |
| **After midnight** | No (per the airport) | Check availability | If pre-booked |
| **Drop-off** | Basel SBB station | Your address | Your address |

## When Bus 50 fits

For solo travelers and couples with manageable luggage heading to Basel, Bus 50 is the low-cost public option. From Basel SBB, the tram network reaches the rest of the city. The Half-Fare card gives the reduced single fare; check tnw.ch for the current fares.

## When a taxi makes sense

If you are going to a specific address in Basel away from a tram stop, a taxi saves you the connection from SBB. Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff, which sets maximum prices: **6.50 CHF base fare plus 4.00 CHF per km** on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton, and **4.50 CHF per km** at night (20:00-06:00), on Sundays and public holidays and for rides outside the canton boundary. A surcharge of 2.80 CHF applies to ordered (pre-booked) rides. The airport page lists about **50 CHF** as an approximate fare between the city centre and EuroAirport; the meter decides the real fare.

## When a private transfer fits

For Colmar, Strasbourg or other non-Basel destinations, public transport means Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis station and a TER train. For Freiburg, the Freiburger Reisedienst bus runs hourly. A pre-booked transfer gives a fixed price quoted at booking (see the live From price on this page).

Families needing child seats should request them at booking and confirm they are included. Bus 50 does not provide them. Swiss taxis charge 15.00 CHF per ordered ride for child seats or baby shells, and booster cushions are free (Basel-Stadt tariff).

## The tri-national factor

Swiss and French taxis serve different sectors of the airport. If heading to Mulhouse or elsewhere in France, use the French sector; for Basel, the Swiss sector. Confirm the meeting sector when pre-booking.

## Summary

Bus 50 suits Basel-bound travelers with light luggage during its operating hours. For late arrivals, heavy luggage or destinations beyond Basel, a taxi or pre-booked transfer is the practical alternative.

## Sources (checked 2026-10-17)
- EuroAirport transport page (line 50, line 11, Freiburg bus, TER connections, approximate taxi fares, lines run until midnight): https://www.euroairport.com/en/transport
- Basel-Stadt taxi tariff ordinance SG 563.280, maximum prices (version of 13 July 2023): https://bs.lexwork.naz.ch/de/dta/563.280.pdf
- TNW single tickets (reduced fare for ages 6 to 16 and Half-Fare card holders): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/einzelbillette

**Q: Is Bus 50 better than a taxi to Basel?**
It depends on luggage, time and budget. Bus 50 is a TNW-priced public bus every 7-10 minutes (04:30 to midnight, about 20 minutes); a taxi is metered and door-to-door. Check tnw.ch for the current fare.

**Q: Can a Swiss taxi take me to Mulhouse?**
Use the French sector for Mulhouse. The airport lists approximate French-sector taxi fares of 60-65 EUR by day and 85-90 EUR at night to Mulhouse central station. Alternatively take Distribus line 11 to Saint-Louis station (3 EUR) and a TER train.

**Q: Do Swiss taxis at EuroAirport accept credit cards?**
Payment methods vary by driver, so ask before the ride and keep some CHF as a backup.

**Q: Can I take Bus 50 to destinations beyond Basel SBB?**
Bus 50 runs to Basel SBB. From there connect to Basel trams or take a train onward; check at tnw.ch what your ticket covers.

## EuroAirport Basel with Kids: What Families Need to Know
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/family-and-kids

EuroAirport is a manageable airport for families. The main decision is the sector exit, Swiss or French, which determines your onward options.

## Choosing the right exit

If you are heading to **Basel**, use the **Swiss sector** exit. If heading to **Mulhouse** or elsewhere in France or Germany, use the **French sector** exit. Decide before you reach the exit point; switching sides is inconvenient with children and luggage.

## Child seats

Check the child-restraint rules for your destination country.

- **Bus 50:** No child seats are provided on public buses.
- **Swiss taxis:** Under the Basel-Stadt tariff, a surcharge of 15.00 CHF per ordered ride applies for one or more child seats or baby shells, and booster cushions are free. Order the taxi in advance and state what you need.
- **Private transfer:** Specify the age and weight of each child at booking and confirm the seat is included.

## Transport options for families

| Option | Notes |
|--------|-------|
| **Private transfer** | Door-to-door; child seat on request, confirm at booking |
| **Swiss taxi** | Door-to-door; order ahead to request child seats |
| **Bus 50** | Public bus, about 20 minutes to Basel SBB; no child seats; can be crowded with luggage |

On Bus 50, children from their 6th birthday up to their 16th birthday pay the reduced TNW fare (see tnw.ch for the current tariff). A pre-booked transfer is priced as a fixed amount quoted at booking (see the live From price on this page); compare it with the total of the individual bus tickets.

## Tips for families

- **Bring CHF and EUR**: you may need both in the tri-national region.
- **Use the airport restroom before boarding** the bus.
- **Book child seats in advance** for a taxi or private transfer; same-day requests may not be fulfilled.

## Sources (checked 2026-10-17)
- EuroAirport transport page (line 50, line 11, Freiburg bus, TER connections, approximate taxi fares, lines run until midnight): https://www.euroairport.com/en/transport
- Basel-Stadt taxi tariff ordinance SG 563.280, maximum prices (version of 13 July 2023): https://bs.lexwork.naz.ch/de/dta/563.280.pdf
- TNW single tickets (reduced fare for ages 6 to 16 and Half-Fare card holders): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/einzelbillette

**Q: Do Swiss taxis have child seats?**
The Basel-Stadt tariff allows a 15.00 CHF surcharge per ordered ride for child seats or baby shells and makes booster cushions free. Order in advance and state what you need.

**Q: Can I bring a stroller on Bus 50?**
Check with BVB for the current rules on prams and strollers; space can be limited at busy times.

**Q: Which exit should families use for Basel?**
The Swiss sector exit, which serves Bus 50 and Swiss taxis. Decide before you reach the exit.

**Q: What do children pay on Bus 50?**
Children from their 6th birthday up to their 16th birthday pay the reduced TNW fare. Check tnw.ch for current prices and for the rules for younger children.

## How Much Does It Cost to Get from EuroAirport to Basel, Mulhouse, or Freiburg?
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/cost-to-city

EuroAirport (BSL/MLH/EAP) serves three countries, and pricing depends on the direction. Swiss prices are in CHF, French and German destinations in EUR.

## Cost breakdown by destination

| Destination | Public Transport | Taxi | Private Transfer |
|-------------|-----------------|------|------------------|
| **Basel SBB** | Bus 50, TNW ticket | Metered; airport lists about 50 CHF | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Basel Old Town** | Bus 50 + tram | Metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Mulhouse Centre** | Line 11 (**3 EUR**) + TER train | Airport lists approx. 60-65 EUR day, 85-90 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Saint-Louis** | Distribus line 11, **3 EUR** | Metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Freiburg** | Freiburger Reisedienst bus, or Bus 50 + train | Airport lists approx. 155-165 EUR day, 225-235 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Colmar** | Line 11 + TER train via Saint-Louis | Airport lists approx. 125-135 EUR day, 170-180 EUR night | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| **Strasbourg** | Line 11 + TER train via Saint-Louis | Metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |

## The low-cost option

**Bus 50** to Basel SBB is the budget option. It is priced on the TNW zone tariff (the airport is TNW zone 13) and runs every 7 to 10 minutes from 04:30 to midnight, per the airport. TNW publishes the fares at tnw.ch; buy from the machine at the stop or in the app. The Half-Fare card gives the reduced single-ticket rate, and children from 6 to 16 pay the reduced fare.

A **"Basel" day ticket** covering TNW zones 10, 11, 13 (the airport), 14 and 15 costs **10.70 CHF** for an adult (2nd class) on the tariff TNW published (valid from 10 December 2023; check tnw.ch for any change). It is valid until 05:00 the next day.

For Saint-Louis and onward into France, Distribus line 11 costs **3 EUR** (SMS ticket, per the airport).

## Swiss pricing

Swiss taxis are metered on the Basel-Stadt tariff, which sets maximum prices: **6.50 CHF base fare plus 4.00 CHF per km** on weekdays 06:00-20:00 inside the canton, and **4.50 CHF per km** at night (20:00-06:00), on Sundays and public holidays and for rides outside the canton boundary. A surcharge of 2.80 CHF applies to ordered (pre-booked) rides. The airport page lists about **50 CHF** as an approximate fare between the city centre and EuroAirport; the meter decides the real fare. The airport sits outside the canton, so the higher per-km rate applies to much of the run. These are maximum rates set by the canton; flat prices may be agreed in advance.

## French side

For Mulhouse, Saint-Louis or Alsatian towns, use the French sector. The airport lists approximate French-sector taxi fares (see the table); confirm the price or ask for the tariff before setting off.

## Freiburg

The **Freiburger Reisedienst** bus runs from the French sector to Freiburg central bus station, hourly, about 60 minutes per the airport. Check the operator for the current fare and timetable. The alternative is Bus 50 to Basel SBB and a train; Deutsche Bahn and SBB publish those fares.

## Currency tips

You need CHF in Basel and EUR in France; check which currency shops and machines accept.

## Bottom line

Basel: Bus 50, or a taxi or pre-booked transfer for heavy luggage or late arrivals. Saint-Louis and Mulhouse: line 11, then the train. Freiburg: the direct bus, or a private transfer.

## Sources (checked 2026-10-17)
- EuroAirport transport page (line 50, line 11, Freiburg bus, TER connections, approximate taxi fares, lines run until midnight): https://www.euroairport.com/en/transport
- Basel-Stadt taxi tariff ordinance SG 563.280, maximum prices (version of 13 July 2023): https://bs.lexwork.naz.ch/de/dta/563.280.pdf
- TNW day tickets (Basel ticket covers zones 10, 11, 13, 14, 15; zone 13 is EuroAirport; 10.70 CHF adult): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/tageskarte
- TNW single tickets (reduced fare for ages 6 to 16 and Half-Fare card holders): https://www.tnw.ch/tickets-preise/billette/einzelbillette

**Q: Is Bus 50 the lowest-cost way to Basel?**
It is the public-transport option, priced on the TNW zone tariff. Compare with the taxi maximum tariff above. The Half-Fare card gives the reduced single fare; check tnw.ch for the current fares.

**Q: How much does a taxi cost from EuroAirport to Freiburg?**
The airport lists approximately 155-165 EUR by day and 225-235 EUR at night from the French sector. Agree the price before you set off. The Freiburger Reisedienst bus runs the route hourly; check the operator for its fare.

**Q: Should I pay in CHF or EUR at the airport?**
Use CHF if heading to Basel and EUR if heading to France or Germany. Check which currency each shop or machine accepts.

**Q: How much is the Basel day ticket?**
The TNW "Basel" day ticket (zones 10, 11, 13, 14, 15; zone 13 is the airport) is 10.70 CHF for an adult in 2nd class on the tariff valid from 10 December 2023. Check tnw.ch for the current price.

## Published Guide Pages

- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/late-night
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/taxi-vs-transfer
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/family-and-kids
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bsl/cost-to-city

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