Trains from Toulouse

Toulouse-Matabiau is the city's primary station for all major intercity and high-speed TGV/Intercités services. Toulouse-Saint-Cyprien-Arènes serves some regional TER Occitanie routes. For most travelers, Matabiau is the main hub, centrally located and connected to the metro.

The station is centrally located. You can walk to many central areas like the Capitole in 20-25 minutes. The Toulouse Metro Line A has a station directly underneath Matabiau, providing quick connections. Taxis and ride-share services are also available outside the main entrance.

Yes. High-speed TGV trains connect Toulouse to Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Bordeaux, offering a comfortable alternative to flying. Regional TER trains serve destinations within Occitanie like Carcassonne, Albi, and Montpellier. Check current schedules and book via the widget for connections.

On TGVs and Intercités, luggage space is available overhead and at carriage ends. There are no strict weight limits for standard service. But you must manage your own bags. For larger items like bicycles or skis, you must check the specific baggage policy and reserve space in advance.

For long-distance TGVs, to Paris, advance booking is strongly recommended as it offers the best economy fares. For regional TER travel around Occitanie, tickets are typically a fixed price and can be purchased just before travel, though popular times may sell out.

There are no direct high-speed trains from Toulouse into Spain. To reach Barcelona, you typically take a French TGV or regional train to the border (e.g., to Latour-de-Carol or Cerbère) and change to a Spanish Renfe service. Always verify the latest routing and connections.