Directions to Almas Väg station (Stockholm) with public transit
The following transit lines have routes that pass near Almas Väg
Bus: 227, 226, 226.Cable Car: 827.How to get to Almas Väg station by bus?
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Bus stops near Almas Väg in Stockholm
- Vallberga, 5 min walk,
Cable Car station near Almas Väg in Stockholm
- Ränneslöv, 50 min walk,
Bus lines to Almas Väg station in Stockholm
- 226, Laholm Busstation,
- 227, Våxtorp Ejdervägen,
- 226, Skottorp (Laholm),
- 227, Våxtorp Norra Musikvägen,
What are the closest stations to Almas Väg?
The closest stations to Almas Väg are:
- Vallberga is 309 meters away, 5 min walk.
- Ränneslöv is 3943 meters away, 50 min walk.
Which bus line stops near Almas Väg?
227 (Våxtorp Ejdervägen)
What’s the nearest bus station to Almas Väg in Stockholm?
The nearest bus station to Almas Väg in Stockholm is Vallberga. It’s a 5 min walk away.
What time is the first bus to Almas Väg in Stockholm?
The 227 is the first bus that goes to Almas Väg in Stockholm. It stops nearby at 4:08 PM.
What time is the last bus to Almas Väg in Stockholm?
The 227 is the last bus that goes to Almas Väg in Stockholm. It stops nearby at 4:43 PM.
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Public Transit to Almas Väg in Stockholm
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Bus: 227, 226, 226.Cable Car: 827.
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