🇫🇷 Buzançais

Major

France

Buzançais is a station in the Indre department of central France, serving the small market town of the same name on the River Indre. It lies on the Vierzon–Châteauroux–Tours line and is served by occasional TER Centre-Val de Loire regional trains. The station provides the principal rail link for Buzançais and the surrounding Berry countryside for commuters travelling to Châteauroux and beyond.

Quick Facts

Country 🇫🇷 France
Type Major
Coordinates 46.88515, 1.418529
Timezone Europe/Paris
Connections 778
UIC Code 8759737
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Buzancais is a train station that serves as a stop for passenger rail services. It connects travelers to various destinations via regional and long-distance train routes.
Buzancais station is typically accessible by public transport, taxi, or private vehicle. Many stations also offer bicycle parking and are within walking distance of city centers. Check the station detail page for exact coordinates.
Several train operators may serve Buzancais station, offering a mix of high-speed, intercity, and regional services. Visit the station page for a complete list of operators and their routes.
Facilities at Buzancais may include ticket offices, waiting areas, restrooms, and food outlets. Some stations also offer WiFi, lounges, and luggage storage. Check the station detail page for specific amenities.

Data last updated: 2026-02-27