Capital of Aquitaine, economic hub of Southwest France and gateway to the Iberian Peninsula, Bordeaux is at the heart of a dense and diverse transport network.

BORDEAUX-MERIGNAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Fifth busiest French airport with over 3 million passengers a year, Bordeaux-Mérignac airport has regular air links with 32 cities, and 8 charter flights (as many as 60 in summer). The flights go to and from Paris, other French regions, and European capitals.

Bordeaux Mérignac airport is 12 km from the centre of Bordeaux, and there is a shuttle bus.

View the map of air connections from Bordeaux

Information, price, booking:

www.bordeaux.aeroport.fr/en - Tél : +33 (0)5 56 34 50 50

Air France, official partner of the Bordeaux Convention Bureau, runs 6 daily connections to Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport and 14 to Paris-Orly airport.

Air France and Skyteam offer the organizers of events a program to make the organization and the management of business travels easier, "Global Meetings"

SAINT-JEAN STATION

Bordeaux Saint-Jean station is the largest in Aquitaine with 260 trains a day, including 25 return trips to Paris (3 hours), 5 to Roissy Charles de Gaulle, 6 return trips to Lille, 3 return trips to Strasbourg on a TGV high speed train, as well as 200 TER trains linking the regional capital to all the cities in Aquitaine.
10 minutes from the centre of Bordeaux by tram.

Information, prices, booking:

www.tgv-europe.com - Tél. 36 35

MOTORWAYS: A10 - A62 - A61

Four motorways lead to Bordeaux:
A10 from Paris and the East and North of France via Orléans, Tours and Poitiers.
A62 from la Mediterranean via Toulouse, Montauban and Agen.
A63 from Spain via Bayonne et Dax.
A89 from the Southeast and East via Lyon, Clermont Ferrand and Périgueux.

When you arrive in Bordeaux, you can choose from one of 22 car parks.