Trains to Bordeaux
Situated in the heart of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Bordeaux is famous for its calm vibe, stunning architecture and proximity to the ocean. A mere 2 hours by train from Paris, it has become one of the most popular destinations in France. So if you are planning to head to Bordeaux, here are our tips to make sure you have a trip of a lifetime!
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Choose your train ticket to Bordeaux
Bordeaux, a southwest hub
The capital of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region is a transport hub with numerous connections and access to the region as a whole. With Paris around a 2-hr train journey away (quickest route), Bordeaux has become a practical city for anyone in the southwest after efficient, fast and cheap transport.
If you opt for a OUIGO train from Bordeaux Saint-Jean, you can get to:
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The north of the region: Poitiers, Tours and Angoulême, three stations that are on the Bordeaux – Paris line.
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The south of the region: Agen, Montauban and Toulouse, on the Bordeaux – Toulouse line.
The Bordeaux Saint-Jean railway station runs TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine regional network services. It is the terminus for several lines: Poitiers – Bordeaux, La Rochelle – Bordeaux, Bordeaux – Limoges, Bordeaux – Bayonne…
You can also travel north from Bordeaux to Paris, Amiens and even Lille.
Buy a cheap train ticket to Bordeaux
You've decided to head to Bordeaux? Fantastic idea! Here are some tips to consider if you plan to buy train tickets to the city.
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When choosing your ticket, why not opt for the OUIGO PLUS option and enjoy additional benefits? For only €9 more, you can choose your seat (single, double, near a plug for your devices…), access OUIFI and be able to travel with more luggage.
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Timetables from Bordeaux
One of the great things about Bordeaux is the rail link to Paris - it takes just 2 hours to reach Bordeaux from the capital. Ideally located in southwest France, Bordeaux is a transport hub that connects the entire region: thanks to OUIGO you can go to Poitiers, Tours (Saint-Pierre-des-Corps), Angoulême as well as Toulouse and Agen.
Here are some timetables for the Bordeaux to Toulouse and Paris services:
Timetable for Bordeaux – Toulouse (24-hr clock)
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Bordeaux Saint-Jean – Toulouse Matabiau 11h22 13h31 |
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Bordeaux Saint-Jean – Toulouse Matabiau 15h20 17h31 |
You can get from Bordeaux Saint-Jean to Toulouse in 2hrs 30 mins and tickets start at €10! If you’re travelling with kids, child fares start at a mere €5!
Timetables for Bordeaux – Paris (24-hr clock)
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Bordeaux Saint-Jean – Paris Montparnasse 8h41 11h44 |
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Bordeaux Saint-Jean – Paris Montparnasse 11h58 14h46 |
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Bordeaux Saint-Jean – Paris Massy TGV 16h58 19h55 |
Time to hurry up and buy a OUIGO ticket at Bordeaux Saint-Jean and get to the capital in 2 to 3hrs 40 mins! Check out all our deals, from €10 per adult and €8 for kids from 4 to 11 years old.
Consult all the Bordeaux to Paris OUIGO train timetables.
Discover Bordeaux with OUIGO: a great stopover before heading to the seaside!
What to do in Bordeaux?
When you leave Saint-Jean station, you can hop on Tram D line to get to the quayside, or Bus 1 to reach the city centre. If you opt for a tram to the quays, you can admire the Garonne River and enjoy a stroll around the Saint-Michel district. You can visit the amazing Saint-Michel basilica, which was completed in the 16th century.
You can also take a bike ride along the quays and criss-cross between the northern and southern banks. Stop off at the Cité du Vin and then continue on to Place de la Bourse. You can always park your bike and head off on foot to the Grand Théâtre followed by a walk along Rue Sainte-Catherine, the largest pedestrian street in Europe.
Bordeaux has it all and its famous cuisine is a real highlight! Dig into the famous canelés, the local rum-based cakes, taste the Grands Crus wines or opt for a heartier meat-based dish. Bordeaux will delight you and there is something for every taste (literally)!