Community, Events & Tickets in all of Switzerland

What you will find here

Concert and sports tickets, vouchers, courses and workshops, clubs, travel partners, volunteering and items people are giving away. You can set the price to "Free". Handovers are usually in person; by default, listings show only the postcode and town.

Usual prices

Between private people, tickets usually change hands at face value or less. Vouchers are often offered at a discount of around 10 to 30 per cent on their face value.

Safety and the law

• Tickets: a PDF or screenshot can be sold more than once. Meet in person where possible, pay on handover and ask whether the organiser allows a name change or runs an official resale platform.
• Vouchers: have the issuer confirm the remaining balance. Without an expiry date, the statutory limitation periods apply: five or ten years depending on the service (Art. 127 f. CO).
• Found items: if the owner is unknown and the item is clearly worth more than CHF 10, you must report it to the police (Art. 720 CC). In Lost & Found, keep back one detail so you can check the owner's claim.

More advice in the Safety Centre.

Frequently asked questions

Can I sell tickets above face value?

There is no general legal ban in Switzerland. However, many organisers restrict resale in their terms and conditions and can cancel such tickets.

What am I entitled to if I find something?

If you return it, you are entitled to a fair finder's reward, often around 10 per cent of its value. If nobody comes forward within five years, you generally become the owner (Art. 722 CC).

What is the easiest way to give something away?

List it under "Free Stuff" and choose "Free" and "Pickup only". Decluttering tips are in our guide to moving, decluttering and giving away.