Lausanne Station

Located in Switzerland, Lausanne station is the main railway station in the canton of Vaud. Many trains use it every day, with a variety of destinations within Switzerland and abroad, including France.

The station enjoys an excellent location in the heart of the city of Lausanne. Easy to reach, it has all the facilities you need while you wait for your next train, including free Wi-Fi, left-luggage lockers, several shops open all day and facilities for people with reduced mobility.

How do I get to Lausanne station?

You will have no trouble getting to the station, whether on foot, by car or by public transport. The Lausanne-Gare stop on metro line M2 takes you right there. Several bus lines of the Lausanne region's public transport network also run there. If you are a cyclist, secure bicycle parking is available a few metres from the station.

What are the main destinations from Lausanne station?

Many national connections run from Lausanne station, with journeys to Geneva Airport, Zurich, Annemasse, Neuchâtel, Vallorbe, Fribourg and St. Gallen. Several connections to France are also available with TGV Lyria: you can travel to Paris Gare de Lyon via Dijon, for example. The journey to Dijon takes just over 2 hours, and to Paris around 4 hours.