Means of transport Tarn

Located on the left bank of the Tarn, Place Stalingrad, Albi-Ville station is served by several regional lines. You can easily reach the station from Rodez, Toulouse or Montauban. The station is open every day and offers a wide range of services, including ticketing, bus connections, drop-off points, parking and cabs, as well as a press dispenser, photocopiers, passport photos and lifts. The reception area has been renovated to optimize passenger comfort.

Close to the Le Causse/Espace d'entreprises site, this modern airport created in the 1990s offers a regular flight service to Paris-Orly (32 flights per week). The Castres-Mazamet-Orly West air link is operated by Air France and Amalia International - and connects to the capital in only 1h15! A success for this airport, which operates internationally and now welcomes more than 50,000 passengers per year. Free parking and shuttles not included!

LibéA Mobilités is Albi's public transport network. In addition to providing school transport using adapted coaches, it enables residents and visitors to cross the city with ease. The network also operates temporary routes, notably for cultural events, TAD (Transport à la Demande) and bicycle purchase assistance. If you're moving to the region, don't forget your Pastel card!

Labruguière offers a convenient cab service for locals and visitors alike. Allo Taxi Labruguière is a local company offering cab services in the area. The service is provided by Jean Philippe MEMBRIVES, who drives a CITROEN Grand C4 Picasso. The company's website also provides further information, including rates and services.

This airport shuttle service is provided by local native Vincent Maigret. Since 1986, he and his team have been providing transfers to and from Toulouse airport. The service is available every day and at all hours, a real luxury when you consider how isolated the city of Albi and its surrounding area can be. The service can be adapted for people with reduced mobility, and can also be booked for groups, associations, family groups, shows, etc. The company has minivans and minibuses with 7 to 8 seats.

This station saw the arrival of the first train from Castelnaudary on April 16, 1865. Today, it can be reached by regional lines from Toulouse, Mazamet and Saint-Sulpice. Service is provided not only by rail, but also by road, with buses from the liO81 network. Parking for cars and bikes is available. You'll also find a newspaper vending machine and a "Power & Station" that lets you recharge your phone and surf the Net while you pedal!

This urban transport network offers 11 bus lines that criss-cross the whole of Castres town centre, from the station to the Borde Basse leisure centre, and even as far as Mazamet. A Libellus Chrono service that crosses the city in record time is also available. This network is also a good example of the city's and the agglomeration's desire to continue the transition to electric vehicles. The municipal services are equipped with a number of models and Libellus is following suit. A new hybrid phase is currently being put on line.

Occitanie's intermodal lines, from their little name "Lio", are grouped together within the Occitanie region's public transport network. Inaugurated in September 2018, replacing the existing departmental networks, it also integrates the TER Occitanie network. In total, Lio comprises hundreds of regular coach lines, over twenty TER lines, transport-on-demand services in six départements, as well as several hundred school lines. Stops include Albi, Castres, Gaillac, Carmaux, Lacaune...