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Buses from Paris to Montpellier: Journey Details

As the capital of France, Paris is a major transport hub for Buses in France. Direct buses from Paris to Montpellier run seven days a week, operated by Eurolines. The bus departs usually at the same time in the morning every day for the 10 hour journey. On Wednesdays and Fridays there is a second departure usually available, leaving at about in the late evening for an overnight journey that arrives the following day.

Return buses from Montpellier to Paris are also available.

Taking the Bus from Paris

Buses from Paris to Montpellier depart from the Paris Gallieni Porte Bagnolet station, located on the Gallieni Metro stop of Paris's extensive Metro system. The bus station is on the Avenue du General de Gaulle in the Saint Denis district of Paris and within easy reach of major tourist attractions. Paris also has a large and tourist-friendly local bus system, which includes the Noctilien night bus routes. Taxis are accessible to the station at Porte Bagnolet's entrance.

Getting into Montpellier by Bus

Montpellier is an elegant city in Southern France with large Napoleonic boulevards and intriguing narrow alleys in its old quarters. The city was founded as a trading port in the 10th century by the counts of Toulouse and was also the home of Europe's first medical school in the 12th century. Montpellier has a large student body, which makes up to a third of the city's population in term time, giving it a vibrant and a lively nightlife. Les Sabines Bus Station in Montpellier is within the city centre and close to the train station. It is on line 2 of the city's extensive tram and bus network, which includes the L'Amigo night bus service. Taxis are also available at the bus station entrance.