Memmingen Bordeaux

Interested in new rides from Memmingen toBordeaux?

Then click here!

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 Memmingen to Bordeaux

Main route from Memmingen to Bordeaux goes through the A7 and A63 motorways, covering a total distance of approximately 1200 km. The typical travel time is around 11 hours, passing through major cities such as Strasbourg and Toulouse. Alternative routes may include variations through Switzerland or Italy, depending on traffic conditions.

Meeting in Memmingen

In Memmingen, ideal departure points for trips to Bordeaux include the central train station with ample parking nearby and easy access for both drivers and passengers via public transportation. The airport also serves as a convenient meeting point with parking facilities and good public transport connections. Another option is the A7 motorway rest area near Memmingen, offering parking and easy access for drivers and travelers.

Drop off points in Bordeaux

In Bordeaux, recommended drop-off points for arrivals from Memmingen include the central train station with nearby parking options and excellent public transport links. The airport is another convenient location with parking facilities and easy access for drivers and passengers. Additionally, the A630 motorway rest area near Bordeaux provides a suitable drop-off point with parking and services.

Resting Points

Recommended rest stops and gas stations along the route from Memmingen to Bordeaux include the Aire de la Baie de Somme offering restrooms, restaurants, and fuel services. Another option is the Rasthof Neckarburg providing similar amenities. These stops are strategically located for breaks during the journey.

Traffic

Typical congestion times and spots on the Memmingen to Bordeaux route include peak hours around major cities like Strasbourg and Lyon. Best travel times are early mornings or late evenings to avoid heavy traffic. Be aware of potential roadworks or bottlenecks along the way and plan accordingly to minimize delays.