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 at Albi's mighty cathedral.
Hold your breath as you ride over the Viaur viaduct ...
... and you'll have barely recovered when, in Rodez, you'll discover one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the south of France.
Journey with stopovers: Up to 9 days.
Non-stop journey: 2 hours 20 min.
On-board service: bicycles allowed.
Best seats: On the right, forward-facing.
Why choose to journey by train: -86% CO2 emissions.
In Toulouse: From the Saint-Étienne cathedral, walk through the narrow streets to Saint-Sernin, the largest Romanesque basilica church in France, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Find out moreIn Gaillac: Soak up the sun at the top of the parapet overlooking the River Tarn, enjoy a dry pearly white at the Maison des Vins de Gaillac that you'll find ... inside Saint-Michel abbey church.
Find out moreIn Albi: In the exceptional Sainte-Cécile cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, try to assess the surface area of the Renaissance paintings (equivalent to 2 rugby stadiums).
Find out moreIn Rodez: Choose the guided tour option to climb to the top of the highest belfries in France (87 metres), and admire the hometown of painter Pierre Soulages.
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 tab (704, 710, 707, 720 services), Aveyron tab (201, 214, 223, 216, 221 services).