Welcome to Dresden Want to use public transport in the city of Dresden? You will need a valid tram or bus ticket for every journey.

In the hillside railways in Dresden (funicular, cable railway), the Kirnitzschtalbahn railway in Bad Schandau and Meissen sightseeing tour, valid one-day passes (one-day passes for individuals, night-time tickets, one-day family pass, small group tickets and Elbe-Labe tickets) entitle holders to purchase one discounted ticket in the respective ...

We serve almost every corner of the city. Our network maps provide an overview of all tram, bus, hillside railway and ferry connections.

Discover Dresden with Dresden Welcome Cards. Enjoy free use of tram and bus, city map, free admission to museums and exhibitions and a lot benefits for restaurants, shops, tours and events.

Under “route timetables” you can go to the departures timetables or pages in the timetable book for your service. To do so, select your service in the form on the left-hand side. Alternatively you can also enter the name of a tram or bus top to see the services operating there. The same option is available if you select the stop from the map.

Discover Dresden's lovely centre and always know exactly where the nearest stop is.

All buses will be equipped gradually and should be ready by summer 2023. The following tickets are available for purchase: Single ticket at normal price, reduced single ticket, day ticket at normal price, family day ticket.

Our trams and buses serve you every day on an almost 500-kilometre network. This is where you will find the most important facts about our services and the routes they take.

The Upper Elbe transport association (VVO) is divided into 21 fare zones. One is the Dresden fare zone, which covers the entire city. The VVO fare system is based on the number of zones you travel through.

Tickets bought before your journey must be stamped immediately upon setting off in the tram or bus. Tickets bought on the tram or bus are pre-stamped. More Information: Ticket overview