Get around in Montpellier by tramway

Montpellier tram lines

With 4 tram lines, 84 stations and 56 km of tracks, the tramway serves 7 cities of the metropolis. It is the ideal means of transport to get to a number of tourist sites or simply to discover the city and the metropolis from a different angle.

SUMMER HOLIDAYS: TRAM SERVICE

Disruptions on Montpellier Tram Line 1 during Summer 2025
Haut de Massane – Saint-Paul Area
📅 From Saturday, June 7 at 9:30 p.m. to Monday, June 9 at 5 a.m.
🔴 Tram service suspended between Occitanie and Mosson
🚍 Replacement buses every 12–15 minutes (Sunday & public holiday schedule)
🚧 Bus line 19 diverted until July 11, “Hauts de Massane” stop temporarily moved to Avenue de l’Europe
Antigone Area
📅 From Saturday, June 28 to Sunday, July 6
🔴 Service rerouted between Gare Saint-Roch and Moularès – Hôtel de Ville
❌ Stops not served: Du Guesclin, Antigone, Léon Blum, Place de l’Europe, Rives du Lez
🚐 Accessible transport (for people with reduced mobility – GIHP) available on request (excluding Du Guesclin stop) at +33 4 67 20 94 94
Odysseum Area
📅 From Sunday, June 22 to Thursday, June 26
🔧 Works for the extension of Line 1 to Cambacérès
🔴 Service interruption between Place de France and Odysseum:
– from 8 p.m. on Sunday
– from 10:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday
Mosson Area
📅 From Thursday, July 24 to Wednesday, August 13
🏗️ Demolition of the Arche Mercure as part of the urban renewal project (NPNRU)
🔴 No service between Saint-Paul and Mosson
🚍 Replacement buses every 8–15 minutes, with full operating hours (until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays)

More information

network of 4 tramways lines

A network based on 4 tram lines.

Montpellier Tramway line routes

Line 1 Mosson/Odysseum
Line 2 Saint-Jean de Védas Centre / Jacou
Line 3 Juvignac/Montpellier/Lattes and Pérols
Line 4, circular, Saint-Denis/ Place Albert 1er / Cathedral / Peyrou – Arc de Triomphe / Saint-Guilhem – Courreau
Tramway/bus/parking/cycle hubs
A Vélomagg service

All P + tram car parks have spaces reserved for disabled people. The trams are accessible to people with disabilities.

Access to the tourist office: get off at the Comédie stop (lines 1/2) or Gare Saint-Roch stop (lines 1/2/3).

Where to buy the tram tickets?

From 21 December 2023, the sales channels will change and adapt to the new user experience. The current magnetic tickets will no longer be usable, as validation will no longer be required.

from a QR code deployed at each stop, tramway station and bus stop, enabling you to buy a time-stamped ticket in 3 clicks, and keep it on your smartphone,
at one of the 64 ticket machines located at the main tramway stations,
at one of the 100 TaM relay shops.

Existing magnetic tickets will no longer be usable or refundable, as validation will no longer be required.

Learn more

The M’Ticket application

You can buy your transport and parking tickets on your smartphone, with the “M’Ticket TaM” application available on the App Store and Google Play.

To anticipate future journeys, you can still use the M’Ticket app, including the 10-trip ticket, and activate your ticket at the time of travel.

Some tips:

Buy your ticket on the platform, if you get on without a ticket you will be in violation.
No change to pay? pay by credit card.
The machine doesn’t work ? the screen is unreadable ? Use the machine on the opposite platform.
The ticket is valid for 1 hour 30 until the last connection in the same direction.
Activate your ticket as soon as you enter the tramway and each time you get on (including connections).
Machines are available in the main city centre stations.

Tram times

See the times of the tram lines (in French)

Tram Montpellier Map

The TAM network map

The interactive guide TAM Patrimoine (Heritage)

This TaM Heritage guide, produced in partnership with the Tourist Office, allows you to identify the treasures of the Metropolis geographically and to find out about them in brief via a brief description.

Cultural sites, parks and gardens, squares, monuments, each site will be presented on top of the four tramway lines.

You will be encouraged to scan the QR code integrated into the schematic tramway map, displayed at each station.
When you scan it with your mobile phone, you will be redirected to the interactive heritage guide.

You will be asked to authorise your geolocation in order to centre the map on the station you are at and will be shown the heritage nearby.