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Östersund

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Public Transport

There is a pretty good network of city buses in Östersund, which runs between most districts. Tickets are purchased onboard the buses – credit card only. There is a range of discount cards, depending on the number of journeys you are going to make. The card is sold at the bus depot, at Kärnan Godis, at Domus customer service and with the bus driver. There are night buses on Fridays and Saturdays between 11pm–2:30am.

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