Getting around Nantes during the tests

An unmissable global event

The 2024 Summer Olympic Games take place in France from 26 July to 11 August 2024. They will feature iconic French venues such as the Stade de France (Paris), the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard (Saint-Étienne), as well as the Stade de la Beaujoire (Nantes).

With a programme focused on sustainability and inclusion, the Olympic Games welcome athletes from all over the world in a variety of disciplines. But how do you get around Nantes during this period?

By train

If you're taking advantage of the event to discover Nantes, opt for the train to get to the city of the Dukes. The 2024 Olympics are keen to take a responsible approach and are strongly encouraging train travel for your journeys throughout France.

🚆 By train, Nantes is :
2 h 30 from Paris
4 h 15 from Bordeaux

By tram

Once there, the best way to get around Nantes is undoubtedly by tram. Nantes has an extensive network serving the city's main districts.

Why choose the tram?
👉🏻 High frequency to reduce your waiting time
👉🏻 Comfort and accessibility for all
👉🏻 A fast way to avoid traffic jams

By bus and navibus

The city of Nantes has a bus network, as well as a boat-bus service on the Loire.

Why choose the bus and navibus?
👉🏻 The bus routes serve residential areas, shopping areas and the main tourist attractions.
👉🏻 The navibus offers a unique, fast experience with a panoramic view of the city
👉🏻 This form of transport helps to reduce environmental impact

By bike

Nantes is reputed to be one of the most cyclist-friendly cities in France. This environmentally-friendly alternative also puts an end to traffic and parking problems.

Why choose cycling?
👉🏻 The facilities are great for getting around
👉🏻 A self-service bicycle hire scheme offers additional flexibility
👉🏻 Bike repair stations make your experience easier