Car rental Vannes - Train Station, France

What To Do In Vannes

Vannes Train Station is a small train station in the small village of Vannes, in the south of France. The station was originally opened in 1862 and is situated on the Savenay-Landerneau railroad. Today, it serves TGV, Eurostar, and Intercités services operated by the French National Railways.

If you are planning to travel to France from the UK, the train station is easily accessible from the main cities of London and Paris. Many airlines also offer flights to France every day, so if you are flying to France to make sure that the airline is able to take you to the train station.

Most people travel to the Vannes Train Station on business. It is very close to other important places, including Paris and other major cities. If you are traveling with your family, it would be best to book a cabin on the train, as this will save both time and money. This way, you will not have to spend all the time looking for a taxi or taking a cab around the outskirts of the city.

The Vannes Train Station also has its own museum. This beautiful museum was originally built in the 1930s, but it has undergone extensive restoration in recent years.

Visitors from the surrounding area will find plenty to see and do while they are staying at the Vannes Train Station, as the village is home to many restaurants and bars. Some of the great restaurants are La Grange de la Ville, La Grange du Monde, Le Petit Monde, Le Chasseur de Paris and La Halle de Ville.

When you stay at the Vannes Train Station, you are also going to want to get a chance to explore some of the nearby attractions as well. You can visit the beautiful beaches of Le Poutros, Bardon, and Les Basses, and you can also stop off at the small villages of Le Vignon, Le Caudan, Chateau de la Portereaux and La Gachette d'Argenteuil.

Another wonderful attraction in the area of the Vannes Train Station is the Vannes Botanic Garden. This garden is a beautiful botanical wonderland of exotic plants, and it is situated near the town's old town, which is well preserved.

For visitors who are interested in history, you will find many museums in the surrounding area of the Vannes Train Station. You will find the Pompidou de la Plage museum, the National Art Museum, the Vannes Museum, and the Vannes Castle Museum.

Visiting the Vannes Train Station is something that is sure to bring a smile to everyone's face, and will leave you satisfied and full of memories. Take the time to enjoy everything that the area has to offer, and you will find yourself wishing you had stayed longer!