704 liO bus service
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704 liO bus service Gaillac Castres The 704 liO bus takes you from Gaillac, on the Occitanie Rail Tour Cathedrals service, to Castres on the Occitanie Rail Tour Tarn service (or vice versa). The bus will stop you in Lautrec to visit (or stay) in one of the “Plus Beaux Villages de France”. Period: all […]
710 liO bus service
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710 liO bus service Gaillac Lavaur The 710 liO bus runs through the Cocagne area, where woad was grown to dye fabrics blue and made the Toulouse Midi region’s fortune during the Renaissance. You can connect 2 Occitanie Rail Tour services if you catch the 710 bus: Gaillac on the Cathedrals service and Lavaur on […]
Bastides line, Toulouse – Figeac
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Bastides line Toulouse – Figeac ToulouseRabastensLisle-sur-TarnGaillacCordes-sur-CielNajacVillefranche-de-RouergueCapdenacFigeac A journey through nature and heritage From the pink façades of Toulouse to the woody hills of the Tarn and Aveyron valleys … Board the train and wind your way through timeless scenery and discover four bastides … … the Lisle-sur-Tarn, Cordes sur Ciel, Najac and Villefranche-de-Rouergue bastides. They […]
Cathedrals line, Toulouse – Rodez
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Cathedrals line Toulouse – Rodez ToulouseGaillacAlbiRodez Towards monumental discoveries! Basilicas and cathedrals, all of them UNESCO World Heritage Sites, will add a foretaste of great explorations to your train journey. Still amazed by the Romanesque treasures of Toulouse … … you travel through the rolling countryside of the Tarn only to gaze up in awe […]