A lifeline rife with history.
From the rich architectural heritage of Toulouse to the exceptional Romanesque cloister in Moissac, the rail route toes the line along the Canal des Deux Mers ...
... from Toulouse, it has been an extension of the Canal du Midi to the Atlantic since the 19th century.
This shady waterway is a delight for cyclists, hikers and boaters alike.
The Canal des Deux Mers and the train form a harmonious combination that will take you to the vine-planted slopes of Moissac.
Moissac, the city of Chasselas grapes, where you have an appointment with History.
In Toulouse: Rent a bike or take yours, get on the train, get off at Moissac and cycle back to Toulouse on the Canal des Deux Mers cycling route (70 km).
Find out moreIn Montauban: Enjoy a drink under the arcades of Place Nationale, the beating heart of the hometown of Ingres and Bourdelle.
Find out moreIn Moissac: Visit the magnificent cloister at Saint-Pierre abbatial church, drink a glass of Chasselas grape juice and take a boat cruise on the River Tarn.
Find out moreChoose your stopover stations to read advice about places to see, finding accommodation, finding out what to do, getting around…
Timetable and map on the liO website - Tarn-et-Garonne tab.