A2Z Languags: Bus, car, train and other modes of transportation while in Tours, France

Transportation

Train

The train station is off Blvd Heurteloup at Place du Maréchal Leclerc. Some trains, including most TGVs, stop at St-Pierre-des-Corps, an industrial estate outside the city. Frequent shuttles link the two stations. Tours is an hour's journey from Paris on the TGV line.

Car

Driving is convenient though renting a car can be expensive. It is the best mode to visit the dozens of beautiful historic chateaus that are located away from the city. Maps are available in stores or at the tourist offices. Highways and streets are well marked and parking is not a major problem.

Bus

Tours has an efficient bus network serving the city and its suburbs known as Fil Bleu. There are also bus services to other cities in France. You can travel in air-conditioned luxury on one of the many mini busses which leave Tours everyday.

Air

The Val De Loire International Airport, is located about 3 miles north of Tours city center and is accessible via road, bus and taxi.

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