Quimperlé Station

Quimperlé station is a railway station in Brittany, in the Finistère department. It is on the 300-kilometre line linking Savenay to Landerneau. It handles around 400,000 passengers a year.

An underground passage with lifts provides easy access to track 1 towards Quimper. The station is unusual in being at the heart of a transport interchange that opened from 2017. It is easily accessible via a pedestrian ramp and has a car park for vehicles and bicycle shelters.

Getting to Quimperlé station

To get there, you can use the various buses of the Tro Bro Kemperle (TBK) network. Lines A, B and C of the urban network stop at the station, as do various interurban lines.

Main destinations from Quimperlé station

From Quimperlé, you can take many trains to a variety of destinations, particularly within Brittany, but also across France. TER Bretagne trains run many services through the station, notably between Vannes and Quimper, as well as to Lorient, Rennes, Brest and Nantes.

TGV INOUI trains provide connections between Paris Montparnasse, Rennes and Quimper, with stops at Lorient, Auray and Vannes.

Quimperlé station does not have a bus station as such. However, many intercommunal lines are available for bus journeys to neighbouring towns, including Mellac, Bannalec, Le Trévoux and Moëlan-sur-Mer.