This station is/has: A) A great central location right in…read morethe heart of the city center. B) Amazing connectivity to not only Paris and the regional coastal cities but Spain, Italy and Switzerland via transfers. C) A warm, relaxing interior with that Mediterranean charm and new updated and very comfortable seating. D) Very user friendly machines in various languages and great and helpful English speaking support staff E) easy and quick hop on hop off access to beautiful Monaco, Nice and Cannes. F) Clean and well taken care of. G) Spotless and well maintained restrooms. It costs the equivalent of 50 cents to use the premises and absolutely worth it. The vibe here is no stress and easy transfers as all continue their holiday just 6 miles from the Mediterranean Sea.

Other than the nice modern architecture, there was nothing good about this train station. Some of…read morethe charging ports did not work, this station closes for a few hours during the night (when many other big or major train stations stay open 24 hours), the bathroom does not open until 7am even though the train station opens at 4:30am, and there is not really much service.

Just a normal train station like many others, but far from the worst place to get stranded. The…read morebar/bistro is a nice place for drinking a coffee and watching passengers passing by. If you like the hubbub and atmosphere of train stations, don't be afraid of making a stop here while on vacation!

Unfortunately I can't really speak lower of my experiences with Bedarieux train station and…read morel'Herault public transport in general. Myself and my travel partners ended up sitting outside this train station nearly in tears on multiple occasions, thanks to bus replacements and connections simply never turning up, and not a staff member or sign or information anywhere in sight. This resulted in rescheduled and repurchased flights, obscenely priced taxis (on the one occasion we actually managed to get hold of one - note to account for the fact that you may turn up in l'Herault on a Sunday simply unable to get anywhere at all, should the one remaining form of transport decide to simply stop, or leave 20 minutes early unannounced to pre-booked passengers). In theory our travel costs each way from Beziers to Tarassac should have cost around £5 each and taken 2 hours, had any of the services advertised actually turned up. We ended up spending over £75 per person each way, over the course of 5+ hours, and would have been significantly more had we been travelling alone. And on top of all that, the toilets seem to be permanently locked. If you're heading to this beautiful part of the world, rent a car.

This is the company that operates the tram system of Montpellier and its suburbs. There are 4 lines…read morecrisscrossing the city which is far more than what bigger cities like Nice has (only 1 line so far). The lines run smooth for the most part although we happened to take an evening ride to Odysseum on Line 1 from Comedie and it broke down. However, the matter was resolved within the hour upon arrival of company employees. A lot of public transport apps have public transport maps of Montpellier's system. All 4 lines have a stop near the Montpellier train station which is convenient. Because we stayed 1 night in Montpellier, we bought a one-day pass (4.30 Euro per person) that we bought the first evening and it would expire a few hours after our train back to Nice. But for 8.60, we really made use of the trams taking at least 3 of the lines to both termini and back. The colors of the different tram lines on the outside and the inside is very appealing and they are very colorful. Also, you can use the tickets for any of the other services they operate besides tram such as the bus system. So it's really a value deal in the perspective of a tourist. You can't go wrong with affordable transportation, a smooth service, multiple lines, and more!!