Bordeaux-Saint-Jean train station

1.9 miles (3 km)

Bordeaux Saint-Jean train station is the main station serving the city of Bordeaux. Five railway lines meet at Bordeaux Saint-Jean train station, and the station connects Bordeaux to popular cities in France such as Paris, Toulouse, Dijon, and Lille, and some of the trains passing through Saint Jean cross the border into Spain. The train station is divided into three main parts: the arrival hall, departure hall, and the cafeteria at the centre, all of which are parallel to the platform. Since the opening of the new TGV lines, Saint-Jean station has been renovated and equipped with modern equipment, but it still retains some of its old artefacts. The station has many facilities that passengers will enjoy, including free Wi-Fi, restaurants, waiting rooms, a police station, and many others. It is also one of the city’s landmarks, and you can see the tall clock tower at a distance. Travel from Bordeaux city centre to Bordeaux train station is pretty simple, and tram line C is the easiest way of getting central. Buses and taxis also serve the station, and there are several attractions within walking distance

The airport can be reached by public transit in 30 minutes using the Navette airport bus shuttle