Getting to Aude

In Occitanie in the South of France, the department of Aude is well served by a number of modern transport links. You can reach us by TGV high-speed train, by plane, or by car on the motorways or other trunk roads... unless you prefer a softer mode of travel. It’s up to you, just as long as you visit...
Gare de Castelnaudary, Couple à vélos © Vincent Photographie

I travel by car

Autoroute des Deux Mers (A61) – Fast Motorway (number 61):
Exits to Castelnaudary (exit 21), Bram (exit 22), Carcassonne Ouest (exit 23), Carcassonne Est (exit 24), Lézignan-Corbières (exit 25), Narbonne Sud (exit 38).

Autoroute «la Languedocienne» (A9) – Fast Motorway (number 9):
Exits to Narbonne Est (exit 37), Narbonne Sud (exit 38), Sigean-Port la Nouvelle (exit 39), Fitou – Leucate (exit 40)

Local Roads:
RD 6113 Toulouse – Carcassonne – Narbonne,
RD 6009 Béziers – Narbonne – Perpignan,
D613 Andorre – Ax les Thermes – Belcaire – Quillan,
RD118 Mazamet – Carcassonne.

Where to recharge your electric vehicle?
Discover all the public electric charging stations in the Aude department.

Carpooling

Mobilaude
For eco-responsible travel during your vacations, weekends and stays in the Aude, share your journey as a driver or passenger on mobil.aude.fr.

Carpooling areas
Discover all the carpooling areas of the Aude department.

I travel by bus

LIO, réseau de transport en commun de la Région Occitanie.

I travel by train

TGV Méditerranée (Mediterranean rapid train), Main lines and Express regional trains.

Main SNCF railway stations: Carcassonne – Narbonne – Lézignan-Corbières, and also Bram, Leucate-La Franqui, Port la Nouvelle.
Easy access also by train from Toulouse or Perpignan stations.

Train information and timetables.

I travel by plane

Carcassonne, Toulouse and Montpellier Airports

I choose a gentle roaming

Walking on The Cathar Trail (GR®367)
Cycling along the Canal des 2 Mers à Vélo

Touristic map