You can get to Bordeaux several times a day with just one change in Paris.

• From Paris-Montparnasse: journey time around 3 hours; direct connections in the online timetable.
• Go to direct connections to Paris-Montparnasse.
• Information on changing from Paris Gare de Lyon to Paris-Montparnasse.

Services on the train.

TGV Lyria trains offer the following services:

• Three travel classes.
• Free WiFi portal: internet, entertainment, information and online ordering for food and drink, including at-seat service in 1st class.
• Seasonal catering service in the bar coach.

Purchase your tickets to Bordeaux easily via the timetable: online at SBB.ch and in the SBB Mobile app.

• Buy your ticket on SBB.ch
• Buy tickets in the SBB Mobile app

For information on booking group travel to Bordeaux, please visit the international group tickets page. 

Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Bordeaux. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip through France or across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.

Combining your train and hotel? No problem!

Book your train travel and your hotel easily and directly yourself.

Top-quality wine.

The Bordelais, the wine growing region surrounding the city, is world renowned. Make a short trip out of the city to where the wine is produced or visit one of the wineries in the old town to try it out.

The Longest Shopping Street in Europe.

The 1.2 kilometre long Rue St. Catherine, with its numerous shopping opportunities, runs through the city centre. There you will not just find the usual chain stores, but also interesting little boutiques and the Bordeaux branch of the tradition-steeped Galeries Lafayette Parisian department store.

Tour Pey-Berland.

If you climb the 231 steps of the bell tower of Saint-André, you will be rewarded with a glorious view over the city.