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Vannes Station

All you need to know

In the heart of Brittany, Vannes station offers prime access to the famous medieval city. With modern facilities, the station is the ideal starting point for exploring the region.

A few steps from Vannes station are services, shops and major sights. The medieval ramparts and Saint-Pierre Cathedral are 15 minutes away on foot.

Getting to Vannes station

Located 15 minutes' walk from the town centre, Vannes station is easy to reach on foot. Various bus lines on the Kicéo network also serve the station.

Inside, Vannes station has essential services to make travel easier. In addition to the usual facilities (efficient ticket office, waiting room, free Wi-Fi), passengers also have access to a multimodal hub, the nerve centre where all the town's transport converges. Finally, the station is accessible to people with disabilities, with lifts leading to the tracks.

Main destinations from Vannes station

Trains run from Vannes to many destinations in Brittany and across France. TER trains link the town to destinations such as Rennes, Nantes and Quimper several times a day. TGV INOUI and OUIGO high-speed trains also serve Vannes station on the Paris - Quimper route, via Rennes.

Vannes can also be reached by road! FlixBus and BlaBlaBus coaches provide connections from the station to most major cities in Brittany and to other regions of France.

  • Opening time (excluding public holidays)

    Sunday : from 8h 15m to 22h 40m and Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday : from 5h 30m to 22h 40m and Friday : from 5h 30m to 1h 40m and Saturday : from 5h 30m to 21h 40m

  • Bank holiday hours

    New Year’s Day - Easter Monday - Labour Day - Victory Day (1945) - Ascension Thursday - Whit Monday - French National Day - Assumption Day - All Saints’ Day - Armistice Day - Christmas : from 8h 50m to 21h 45m

  • Address

    Rue Favel et Lincy 56000 VANNES

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