Perpignan Station

Perpignan station is a railway station in the Occitanie region, in the Pyrénées-Orientales department. It offers many regional and national connections.

A great source of inspiration for the painter Salvador Dalí, Perpignan station has simple, clean architecture with its recognisable red-brick façade. The passenger building has a newsagent area, free Wi-Fi and toilets. The Accès Plus service is available, as well as a car park with a drop-off area and a bicycle parking box outside. Near the station, you can take a stroll in the Jardins de la Basse, a peaceful 3-hectare wooded space laid out along the river.

Getting to Perpignan station

The city of Perpignan's dense municipal bus network makes it easy to reach the station all year round.

Main destinations from Perpignan station

The station is served by high-speed trains as well as INTERCITÉS and TER trains. You can take TGV INOUI and OUIGO (summer only) to Paris Gare de Lyon, via Narbonne, Montpellier and Nîmes, in around 5 hours. TGV INOUI trains run to Lyon, Lille and Brussels, as well as Girona and Barcelona. INTERCITÉS night trains link the station to Paris Austerlitz, notably via Toulouse. TER Occitanie services run to Narbonne, Béziers, Agde, Sète, Marseille and Avignon.

The bus station is next to the SNCF station. You can take a large number of regional buses to Coustouges, Amélie-les-Bains or Fourques, as well as coaches to Spain. Shuttles run to Girona and Perpignan airports.