Erding Bordeaux
| Date | Time | Route | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04.08. | 00:00 | Erding, München, Memmingen, Lindau (Bodensee), Zürich, Berne, Genève, Lyon, Clermont Ferrand, Bordeaux, Bayonne, Vitoria Gasteiz, Burgos, León, Ponferrada | 100 € | Show More |
Route Erding to Bordeaux
The main route from Erding to Bordeaux typically involves traveling on the A9 and A63 highways, covering a total distance of approximately 1400 km. The typical driving duration is around 12-14 hours, passing through important cities such as Munich, Stuttgart, and Lyon. Alternative routes may include variations through Strasbourg or Geneva.
Meeting in Erding
In Erding, some of the best pickup points for trips to Bordeaux are the Erding Bahnhof with ample parking facilities and easy access to public transportation, the Parkplatz am Kronthaler Weiher for convenient parking options, the Parkplatz am Schlossallee with good public transport connections, and the Parkplatz am Schöneringer Weg offering easy access to the highway.
Drop off points in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux, ideal drop-off locations for arrivals from Erding include the Gare Saint-Jean with nearby parking facilities and excellent public transport links, the Quai de Paludate for convenient access from the highway, the Place de la Bourse with parking options nearby, and the Aéroport de Bordeaux-Mérignac for easy access for both drivers and passengers.
Resting Points
Along the route from Erding to Bordeaux, recommended rest stops include the Raststätte Holzkirchen offering restrooms, dining options, and a gas station, located around halfway through the journey. Another option is the Rasthof Illertal providing similar services and located near Ulm.
Traffic
Traffic congestion is common on the route from Erding to Bordeaux, especially around major cities during peak hours. It is advisable to travel during off-peak times to avoid delays. Watch out for construction zones near Stuttgart and traffic bottlenecks near Lyon. Plan ahead and consider using traffic apps for real-time updates to navigate around potential delays.