Orléans Station

Orléans station is an important railway station in the Centre-Val de Loire region. It is located in Orléans city centre, not far from the banks of the Loire.

With 6 tracks (2 central platforms and 2 side platforms), the station enjoys a prime position in the city. You can take the opportunity to visit the surrounding area, in particular Parc Louis-Pasteur, a four-hectare public garden listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This beautiful park has a merry-go-round, a tennis court and a miniature train.

Getting to Orléans station

To get to Orléans station, you can take more than fifteen bus lines on the TAO network. Tram line A also stops here, strengthening the station's intermodal role within the metropolitan area.

Main destinations from Orléans station

Many services run from Orléans station, providing a dense network linking towns in the region, as well as Paris. The station is the starting point for many TER lines to Nantes, Tours, Bourges, Blois, Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, Saumur and Angers. Other common destinations from the station include Paris, Saint-Nazaire, Châteauroux and Limoges.