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Paris to Bordeaux Train Tickets & Timetable

The Paris to Bordeaux TGV offers multiple train ticket classes and seating options. Departures are mainly from Paris Montparnasse with stops including Saint-Pierre-des-Corps and arrive at Bordeaux Saint-Jean. Book tickets online to secure the best prices; typical price range for a one-way TGV ticket is €30–€120 (around $33–$132 USD). For timetable information, ticket availability, classes, departures, train times and prices use the search page and online schedule to view current train times and ticket options.

Paris to Bordeaux Route Overview

The Paris to Bordeaux route is served by TGV high-speed trains running on dedicated LGV sections and conventional lines. Journey times vary from about 2 hours to 3 hours depending on service and stops. Trains provide reserved seating and onboard amenities suitable for business and leisure travellers heading to the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.

Travel time

2h 24m

Train type

TGV

Fastest trip

2h 8m

Longest trip

3h 39m

Paris

Paris - France's capital and major rail hub with several main stations, cultural landmarks and extensive urban transport connections.

Paris St-Lazare

Station

Paris Bercy Bourg. Pays d'Auv.

Paris Est

Paris Gare de l’Est

PARIS BERCY

Paris Montparnasse

Paris Pl. Charles de Gaulle Etoile

Disneyland Paris

Paris Gare du Nord

Paris Austerlitz

Paris Gare de Lyon

2h 24m

Bordeaux

Bordeaux - A port city famous for its wine industry, classical architecture and La Cité du Vin; Bordeaux Saint-Jean is the main rail gateway to the region.

Bordeaux St-Jean

Station

Practical Information for TGV Travelers

Luggage Guidelines on TGV Trains. Rules cover carry-on items and larger baggage. Below are key points to know when bringing luggage aboard TGV services between Paris and Bordeaux:

Luggage Allowance

Passengers may bring several items including hand luggage and suitcases. There are no strict piece limits on most TGV tickets, but items should be manageable and not obstruct aisles. Check size and weight limits with the operator if travelling with oversized items.

Storage Facilities

TGV trains are equipped with overhead racks and luggage areas at carriage ends. Large suitcases can be stored in designated spaces; keep valuables with you in overhead bins or under the seat.

Special Items

For bicycles, musical instruments or sports equipment, check operator rules. Some items require a reservation or special handling and space is subject to availability, so plan ahead for Paris to Bordeaux services.

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Paris to Bordeaux Map

Plan your trip between Paris and Bordeaux on the LGV Sud-Europe-Atlantique TGV line. The route runs from Paris Montparnasse via Chartres, Tours and Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, then continues on high-speed tracks towards Angoulme and Bordeaux Saint-Jean. The map shows key interchange points, regional connections and transport links in France to help plan travel between Paris, Bordeaux and surrounding areas.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

Rail travel on the TGV provides direct city-center to city-center connections with faster overall door-to-door times compared with long-distance buses and reduces airport transfer requirements compared with flights. Buses provide lower fares but significantly longer journey times; flights have shorter airborne segments but add time for airport procedures and transfers. For travel between Paris and Bordeaux, the TGV is typically the fastest rail option between central stations.

Train

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Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

OUI

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 34m

Price from

$46

Departures

268

Rating

Train

SNCF

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 10m

Price from

$46

Departures

196

Rating

Train

OUIGO

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 20m

Price from

$33

Departures

Rating

Train

TGV Inoui

Changes

Direct

Travel time

2h 10m

Price from

$49

Departures

Rating

Plus, it’s a greener choice, reducing your carbon footprint

Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

2h 24m

$46-$216

Bus

Apprx.

7h 30m

$25-$60

Flight

Apprx.

1h 10m

$80-$220

Paris to Bordeaux Train

The Paris to Bordeaux route is served primarily by TGV high-speed trains. Typical operating speeds on LGV sections reach up to 320 km/h (199 mph) on some stretches, though average speeds vary with stops and mixed sections. Journey times for direct TGV services are around 2 hours to 2 hours 10 minutes for the fastest trains. First and Standard classes are offered with reserved seating; onboard facilities include power outlets and a bar or buffet service on selected trains.

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Cities at Both Ends

Paris is France's capital, known for the Eiffel Tower, Louvre and wide cultural heritage. From Paris Montparnasse you can board the TGV to Bordeaux, a city famed for its wine heritage, 18th-century architecture and La Cité du Vin, arriving at Bordeaux Saint-Jean. Depart from central Paris and arrive in the heart of Nouvelle-Aquitaine to explore vineyards and historic quays.

Paris

The capital of France, known for its art, fashion, and iconic landmarks.

Bordeaux

A city known for its wine heritage and neoclassical architecture.

FAQ about the Paris - Bordeaux Route

How fast is the train from Paris to Bordeaux?

TGV trains on LGV sections can operate up to 320 km/h (199 mph) on some stretches. Direct services between Paris and Bordeaux complete the journey in approximately 2 hours to 2 hours 10 minutes for the fastest trains.

Which train should I take from Paris to Bordeaux?

Take a direct TGV service from Paris Montparnasse to Bordeaux Saint-Jean for the fastest option. Some services call at intermediate stations such as Tours and Saint-Pierre-des-Corps; check the timetable and stops on Rail Monsters before booking.

How long is the train from Paris to Bordeaux?

Travel time on direct TGV services is typically around 2 hours to 2 hours 10 minutes for the fastest trains. Services with additional stops can take up to about 3 hours depending on the schedule and route.

How much is the train from Paris to Bordeaux?

One-way TGV fares from Paris to Bordeaux typically range from €35 to €150 (around $39 - $165 USD) depending on how far in advance you book, travel class and peak periods. Use Rail Monsters to compare prices and ticket availability.

How to book train tickets from Paris to Bordeaux?

Book online via Rail Monsters using the search page to compare timetables, classes and prices. Tickets can also be reserved at stations, but online booking secures preferred trains and seats in advance.

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