Vendome, Centre to Tours, Centre from $3.6: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard Services: The train service from Vendome to Tours typically offers a catering cart that provides a selection of snacks, sandwiches, beverages, and coffee. Be sure to check the schedule for the catering service hours, as they may vary throughout the day.

• Seating Options: The route is primarily serviced by SNCF (French National Railway Company). The seating options include First Class and Second Class. First Class offers wider seats with more legroom and a quieter environment, while Second Class is more economical and still comfortable. Choose First Class if you prefer a more serene travel experience.

• Arrival Station Tip: When you arrive at Tours station, there are luggage lockers available for storing your bags if you want to explore the area without carrying your luggage. The station has clean restrooms, but there are no shower facilities available. Make sure to pick up a station map to help navigate your way around.

• Fastest Way to City Center: The quickest way to get from Tours station to the city center is by taking Tram line A. It takes approximately 10-15 minutes to reach the central area. Look for the tram stop directly outside the station.

• Multiple Operators: For your trip, the primary operator is SNCF. You can find more details and book tickets at their website: sncf.com Occasionally, regional trains may be operated by other companies, so it's worth double-checking the service details.

• Useful Links: For local transport schedules and maps, visit the Tours public transport website at tours-metropole.fr It contains valuable information on bus and tram services around the city.

• Purchase your bus ticket online at the Rémi website (remi-centrevaldeloire.fr) to ensure a smooth boarding process and avoid potential queues at the station.

• After arriving at Gare routière in Tours, locate the tourism office nearby to gather useful information about local attractions and transport connections; it's a great place to start your visit.

• Check the bus schedule ahead of time at either the SNCF website (sncf.com) or the Rémi service for optimal departure times; the direct buses run around five times a day and can fill up, especially during peak tourist seasons.