Directions to Von Gegerfelts Väg station (Stockholm) with public transit
The following transit lines have routes that pass near Von Gegerfelts Väg
Bus: 502, 505, 505, 505.Bus stops near Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm
- Torekov Eneborgsvägen, 5 min walk,
- Torekov Kyrka, 7 min walk,
Bus lines to Von Gegerfelts Väg station in Stockholm
- 505, Förslöv Station,
- 505, Torekov Hamnen,
- 502, Båstad Station,
- 502, Torekov Hamnen,
What are the closest stations to Von Gegerfelts Väg?
The closest stations to Von Gegerfelts Väg are:
- Torekov Eneborgsvägen is 350 meters away, 5 min walk.
- Torekov Kyrka is 528 meters away, 7 min walk.
Which bus line stops near Von Gegerfelts Väg?
502 (Torekov Hamnen)
What’s the nearest bus station to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm?
The nearest bus station to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm is Torekov Eneborgsvägen. It’s a 5 min walk away.
What time is the first bus to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm?
The 502 is the first bus that goes to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm. It stops nearby at 9:08 AM.
What time is the last bus to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm?
The 502 is the last bus that goes to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm. It stops nearby at 7:49 PM.
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Public Transit to Von Gegerfelts Väg in Stockholm
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Looking for the nearest stop or station to Von Gegerfelts Väg? Check out this list of closest stops available to your destination: Torekov Eneborgsvägen; Torekov Kyrka.
Bus: 502, 505, 505, 505.
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