Bus travel in France & Europe

Just Google europe busses. Donerail

I’ve Googled and all the sites for Italian buses are in Italian. I can’t read the schedules and many other people can’t read the schedules. You can’t always find an Italian on the forum to help you. German schedules tend to also be in German. France is the most English-speaking user-friendly country in Europe!

The France.com airplane and train reservation system is great and covers the entire world, so why not buses too? Many people, including Europeans use them. We certainly did in Italy. We parked in a small town and caught the bus into the city. It was great! We used them in Nice too. Great to avoid driving in city traffic.

I did find one Italian bus site in English (courtesy of a hotel group) and the schedule was out of date and inaccurate. They also didn’t tell you whether or not the schedule was in effect on weekends.

I spend a lot of time recommending the Hotel, Airfare, Train, Auto rental and Shuttle service on France.com so wouldn’t it be nice if people could come here and find everything?!

They asked for suggestions; I made a suggestion.

TPWIAO: It just occurred to me. With the magnificent rail system that France and most of Europe has, the need for bus transportation would usually only be needed for intracity travel. Why would anyone in their right mind travel intercity by bus when you can do it much more comfortably, reliably, and safely by train. Then again… Donerail

Are there any bus connections frm Lezignan corbieres to Carcassonne
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i have searched for sites for tours of france. i just want a site where i can book tickets and go for few day tour of france.

SalB

On the left side of your screen you should see a blue banner. Underneath the word Tours, you have a choice of tours of different parts of France. Click on the part that interests you. A few days is not long enough to visit the entire country since France is the largest country in Europe. One area such as Burgundy, Brittney, the Loire or Provence might be easier to handle.

Good luck.

Have been trying to get from Vermenton or Corbigny, (will know which in a few days), to Cannes. Some of the routes that come up are to Paris and then South! I have found a map with Le Creusot Montceau Montchanin but then the route heads north to Dijon. Does anyone know of a complete train map of France. Better yet, train and bus??? Thank you. Jane

SalB

You pretty much have to go from Corbigny to Paris and then change stations and go to Cannes if you take the train. I'm not sure about buses but that would take longer for sure. I hope while you are in either Corbigny or Vermenton that you get a chance to visit Vezelay. It is a gorgeous village with an amazing basilica. Really nice area . . .

Try http://www.alleuroperail.com/eurorailway-maps/france-map.htm  for your map of the railways.

You can also check train connections at http://www.voyages-sncf.com

Good luck.