🇫🇷 Vierzon

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Type Major
Coordinates 47.226497, 2.059822
Timezone Europe/Paris
Connections 778
UIC Code 8757600

About Vierzon

Vierzon is a station at an important rail junction in the Cher department of the Centre-Val de Loire region in central France, where the Paris–Toulouse main line meets the line running eastward to Bourges and Nevers. TGV services call here on the Paris Austerlitz–Toulouse route, and TER regional trains serve Bourges, Tours, and Châteauroux, making Vierzon a useful interchange for travellers crossing the Berry and Sologne regions. The town lies at the gateway to the Sologne, a vast forested and lake-dotted hunting territory south of the Loire châteaux area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vierzon station is centrally located, about a 5-minute walk from the old town and the banks of the Cher river. The compact town centre is entirely walkable from the station.
Vierzon is an important railway junction where the Paris-Toulouse and Nantes-Lyon lines cross. Intercites trains stop here on the way to Limoges and Toulouse. TER Centre-Val de Loire trains connect to Bourges, Tours, and Orleans. The junction status gives it good connectivity.
Luggage storage at Vierzon is limited. The station has a ticket office and basic waiting facilities. As a junction, the station sees regular traffic but is not a large terminus.
Vierzon's old town has a medieval belfry and half-timbered houses along the Cher river. The town is at the edge of the Sologne, a vast area of forests and lakes popular for nature walks. The Berry Canal passes through the area, offering pleasant towpath cycling.
Vierzon has been a crucial railway junction since the 19th century, where north-south and east-west mainlines intersect. This made it strategically important during both World Wars. Today it remains one of France's key interchange points for passengers travelling between the Paris basin and the southwest.

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Data last updated: 2026-02-27