Bus companies are a growing phenomenon in Europe. They comfortably serve the major and medium cities with the advantage of being able to stop where they want.
- isilines was founded in July 2015 as part of the larger European bus network Eurolines. The bus company is mainly active in France, where it provides bus routes between larger metropolises as well as smaller cities. Most of the isilines bus routes meet in Paris. An advantage with isilines is that customers can easily switch to the services of Eurolines Read more...
- FlixBus is changing the way millions of people travel in Europe. It is a combination of tech, e-commerce-platform and transportation company and has established Europe’s largest intercity bus network in just three years. Flixbus has 100,000 daily connections to 900 destinations in 20 countries. This international expansion has established domestic long-distance bus networks in France, Italy, Austria and the Netherlands, Read more...
- Eurolines is the longest standing pan-European city to city bus company. It transports you door-to-door between and in 29 countries across Europe. You have access to 1200 destinations criss-crossing the entire continent. Its regular services roll along with a fleet of modern coaches that includes air-conditioning, reclining seats, comfortable legroom and onboard toilets. Free Wi-Fi is included on most onboard Read more...
- OUIBUS, owned by the SNCF (French national railways), offers low-cost bus services. Along with bus routes in France, travelers can also book inexpensive trips to adjacent countries including Italy, Spain and Germany. The focus of the bus company is to offer alternate public transport to connect cities and regions, especially those with touristic interest. Everyone can travel everywhere as a Read more...
