Map of Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station – Trains, Buses & Entrance Guide

Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station is a major high-speed and regional railway interchange serving Tours and the Loire Valley. Many trains travelling between Paris, Bordeaux, western France and southern France use this station instead of entering the terminal platforms at Tours Station.

The station is in Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, approximately 3 kilometres east of central Tours. Regional trains, buses, taxis and rental cars provide onward connections to Tours and surrounding Loire Valley destinations.

## Quick Answer

Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station is east of central Tours and serves many high-speed trains that bypass Tours Station. Use the main entrance beside Rue Fabienne Landy for the passenger hall, platforms, buses, taxis and rental cars. Frequent regional trains connect Saint-Pierre-des-Corps with Tours Station in approximately five minutes.

## Map of Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station

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## Location and Entrances

Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station is located beside Rue Fabienne Landy and Place de la Gare, within the Tours metropolitan area.

The main passenger entrance is on the southern side of the railway. It provides convenient access to:

- The main station concourse
- Ticket offices and departure screens
- High-speed and regional platforms
- Buses and taxis
- Rental-car facilities
- Passenger pickup and parking

Additional access and parking are available around the wider station precinct. Follow signs for the passenger hall rather than entering through railway service areas.

## Train Services

Saint-Pierre-des-Corps is served by high-speed, intercity and regional trains. Major direct or connecting destinations include:

- Paris Montparnasse
- Bordeaux Saint-Jean
- Nantes
- Rennes
- Lille
- Lyon
- Marseille
- Montpellier
- Orléans
- Tours

The station’s through-platform layout allows long-distance trains to continue along the main railway without reversing at Tours.

Always check whether the ticket states Saint-Pierre-des-Corps or Tours because they are separate stations.

## Tours Station Connection

Regional trains provide frequent connections between Saint-Pierre-des-Corps and Tours Station. The rail journey normally takes around five minutes.

Tours Station is more convenient for:

- Central Tours
- Place Jean Jaurès
- Rue Nationale
- Tours Cathedral
- Place Plumereau
- Central hotels

Passengers making a connection should check the departure platform and allow enough time to move between trains. Buses and taxis also connect the two stations.

## Local Transport Connections

Local Fil Bleu buses serve the station and connect with central Tours, Saint-Pierre-des-Corps and nearby residential districts.

Regional coaches may provide onward travel to towns not directly served by train.

Taxis and passenger pickup areas are available outside the main entrance. Rental-car offices near the station make it a useful starting point for exploring Loire Valley towns, vineyards and châteaux.

Tours Tram Line A does not serve Saint-Pierre-des-Corps Station directly. Passengers can transfer to the tram in central Tours.

## Station Layout and Transfers

Saint-Pierre-des-Corps is a through station with several platforms connected by stairs, escalators and lifts.

Departure screens show the train number, destination and platform. Some trains pass through the station without stopping, so remain behind the platform safety markings.

Allow approximately:

- 5–10 minutes between railway platforms
- 10–15 minutes between a train and local bus
- Additional time when collecting a rental car
- At least 15 minutes for an unfamiliar connection

Check the screens shortly before boarding because platform assignments can change.

## Tours and Nearby Destinations

Central Tours is approximately 3 kilometres west of the station and is best reached by regional train, bus or taxi.

Nearby destinations include:

- Tours historic centre
- Amboise
- Château de Chenonceau connections
- Villandry
- Vouvray
- Loire Valley wine areas

Some attractions are accessible by regional train, while others require a bus, organised tour, taxi or car.

## Facilities and Accessibility

Facilities include ticket offices and machines, departure screens, waiting areas, toilets, food outlets, Wi-Fi and passenger information.

Lifts and escalators connect the concourse with the railway platforms. Accessible routes and passenger-assistance services are available.

Parking, bicycle facilities, taxis and rental cars are available around the station precinct.

## Visitor Tips

- Check whether your ticket says Tours or Saint-Pierre-des-Corps.
- Use the regional train for the quickest transfer to central Tours.
- Allow extra time when changing between long-distance trains.
- Confirm rental-car opening hours before arriving.
- Check the exact departure platform shortly before boarding.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Is Saint-Pierre-des-Corps the same as Tours Station?

No. They are separate stations approximately 3 kilometres apart.

### How do I reach central Tours?

Take a regional train to Tours Station, or use a local bus or taxi.

### How long is the train journey to Tours?

The regional train journey normally takes around five minutes.

### Are there direct trains to Paris?

Yes. High-speed trains connect Saint-Pierre-des-Corps with Paris Montparnasse.

### Can I travel directly to Bordeaux?

Yes. Direct high-speed services operate towards Bordeaux.

### Does the Tours tram serve this station?

No. Tram Line A serves Tours Station and central Tours rather than Saint-Pierre-des-Corps.

### Is the station accessible?

Yes. Lifts and accessible routes connect the concourse and platforms.

### Are rental cars available?

Yes. Several rental-car services operate around the station precinct.

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Disclaimer: This map is provided as a general guide. Station entrances, platforms, services and transfer routes may change. Check current information from the relevant railway operator before travelling.