Pass RailU27Medieval3 Days
Bordeaux to Sarlat-la-Canéda with the Pass Rail: route, stops & what it costs
A UNESCO waterfront, Byzantine domes and a honey-stone medieval town — Bordeaux inland to Sarlat on regional lines.
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Pass vs. single tickets
🎫 Pass Rail (u27)
€49
TER unlimited · 2h 55m total
🎟️ TER singles
€46
Bordeaux · Périgueux · Sarlat
Route timeline
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Bordeaux
Stay 1 nightHighlights- Miroir d’eau & Quays — Riverside promenade and the world’s largest reflecting pool. Free to visit
- 🚆 TER · 1h 15m2
Périgueux
Stay half dayHighlights- Cathédrale Saint-Front — Byzantine domes above the old Gallo-Roman quarter. Free to visit
- Vesunna Gallo-Roman Museum — A Roman villa glassed over by Jean Nouvel. Book tour / ticket ↗
- Quartier Saint-Front — Renaissance mansions and a Wednesday market heavy with foie gras and truffles. Free to visit
- Tour de Vésone — The ruined 27-metre cylinder of a Gallo-Roman temple to the town’s goddess. Free to visit
- 🚆 TER · 1h 40m3
Sarlat-la-Canéda
Stay 1 nightHighlights- Medieval Old Town — Honey-stone lanes and a Saturday foie-gras market. Free to visit
- Panoramic Glass Lift — Foster’s lift up the old church tower for rooftop views. Book tour / ticket ↗
- Marché de Sarlat — A Saturday market piled with walnuts, black truffles and jars of foie gras. Free to visit
- Maison de La Boétie — The ornate Renaissance birthplace of the writer and friend of Montaigne. Free to visit
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Pass Rail worth it from Bordeaux to Sarlat-la-Canéda?
- 🎫 Pass Rail (u27) costs €49, versus 🎟️ TER singles at €46.
- How many stops are on the Bordeaux–Sarlat-la-Canéda route?
- 3 stops: Bordeaux, Périgueux, Sarlat-la-Canéda.