Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station

Bordeaux Saint-Jean station is the main station in Bordeaux and the largest in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. It is notable for its immense glass roof spanning the tracks. The station serves many national and regional destinations.

Getting to Bordeaux Saint-Jean station

Bordeaux Saint-Jean is easy to reach on tram lines C and D. Many bus lines also serve the station. A bicycle park with 250 spaces is available nearby, along with three self-service bike rental points.

Main connections from Bordeaux Saint-Jean station

Bordeaux station is served by TGV INOUI and OUIGO trains as well as a large number of TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine trains. A major hub in south-western France, it connects you to many cities and regional towns. INTERCITÉS trains also run from here, notably to Nantes and Marseille.

From Bordeaux Saint-Jean station, passengers are now 2 hours 4 minutes from Paris via the LGV Sud Europe Atlantique. Major cities can be reached directly or with a connection from the station, such as Toulouse, Montpellier, Nîmes, Strasbourg and Lille. Regionally, destinations are just as varied, with TER services to Arcachon, Mont-de-Marsan, Hendaye, Pau, La Rochelle and Limoges.

Bordeaux bus station is around two minutes' walk from Saint-Jean station. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it offers coach connections to many towns in the region.

Services and shops

Very well equipped, the station has many waiting areas for passengers, adjoining shops and places to eat at any time.