Kayseri tram route planner
How many stops, how long, and where to changePick the station where you get on and the one where you get off. The planner counts the stops between them, tells you which line to take and where to change, and works out roughly how long the ride takes. It covers all 4 lines in Kayseri, 75 stations in total: trams.
Stops are counted the way you would count them on board: the stop you get on at is not counted, the one you get off at is. For example, Cumhuriyet Meydanı to Alpaslan on the T1 tram is 4 stops: you don't count Cumhuriyet Meydanı, you do count Alpaslan.
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Routes people look up in Kayseri
- Cumhuriyet Meydanı → Alpaslan4 stops, no change, ~6 minT1
- Cumhuriyet Meydanı → Tuna5 stops, no change, ~8 minT1
- Hunat → Tuna4 stops, no change, ~7 minT1
- Cumhuriyet Meydanı → İldem 524 stops, no change, ~40 minT1
- Cumhuriyet Meydanı → Kızılay Kan Merkezi13 stops, no change, ~26 minT2
- Hunat → İldem 523 stops, no change, ~39 minT1
- Hunat → Kızılay Kan Merkezi12 stops, no change, ~24 minT2
- Otogar → Cumhuriyet Meydanı15 stops, no change, ~24 minT3
Lines in Kayseri
Each line opens a page with its stops in order (in Turkish).
Tram
Good to know
A single full fare is 39 TL with Kart38. One change is allowed within 60 minutes of the first tap; it costs 10.50 TL on a full card. On the tram, tapping the refund reader on the way out gives part of the fare back on short trips.
Times on the T3 tram and T4 tram are worked out from the distance between stations, so allow a few minutes either way. The other lines use their operators' published times.
The rest of kacdurak.com is in Turkish. Station and line names are the same in both languages, so the line and station pages linked here are still easy to follow: "durak" means stop, "hat" means line, "aktarma" means change and "yön" means direction.
Line and station data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Last checked on 15 October 2026.