Trains to and from Tsuruga - Info and Tickets
Visiting Tsuruga
Tsuruga is a city known for its rich history and beautiful coastal views. Visitors can explore the Tsuruga Museum, where artifacts related to the city's maritime history can be found. The scenic Tsuruga Bay, with its picturesque landscapes, is also a major attraction. Travelers can access Tsuruga via local trains that provide connections to other parts of Japan. The nearby Kehi Shrine is another point of interest, famous for its magnificent wooden architecture and serene surroundings. For those wanting to experience more of Japan, regional trains from Tsuruga make it easy to reach popular destinations like Fukui City and Echizen. Book trains from and to Tsuruga online at Rail Monsters.
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Popular Train Routes from and to Tsuruga
Tsuruga is well-connected to significant locations in Japan via its railway services. The Tsuruga to Kyoto line covers approximately 110 kilometers and takes about 2 hours. Another key route is Tsuruga to Nagoya, spanning around 140 kilometers with a travel time of roughly 2 hours and 30 minutes. The train service from Tsuruga to Osaka, approximately 150 kilometers, takes nearly 3 hours. For passengers heading towards Fukui, the route extends about 50 kilometers and usually takes about 1 hour. Tsuruga also provides connections to regional destinations, enhancing overall accessibility.
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Tsuruga Train Stations
Tsuruga's train stations facilitate both regional and long-distance travel. Tsuruga Station serves as the primary railway terminal, positioned on the Hokuriku Main Line and the limited express train services connecting to Kyoto and Nagoya. The station has amenities for travelers, including waiting areas and ticket vending machines. It is also integrated with bus services, providing access to local attractions and the surrounding area. For connections to the Shinkansen network, travelers can access nearby stations such as Maibara or Fukui.
