A vast programme to modernise the tramway network’s rails is currently underway.
Find all the information on the different phases of the work and the temporary modifications of the tramway lines on the official website of the TAM.
A network based on 4 tram lines.
Tramway line routes
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 your tickets?
The M’Ticket application
You can buy your transport and parking tickets onyour smartphone, with the “M’Ticket TaM” application available on the App Store and Google Play.
Some tips:
Do you want to get into the tram with your bike?
Bicycles are allowed on the TAM metropolitan tramway outside peak hours but must not be loaded through the single doors at the ends of the train. They must not be stored behind the driver’s box or at the single doors.
Good to know: No ticket sales inside the tram. You must be in possession of your ticket before boarding the tram.
Remember to validate your ticket as soon as you get on (even if you are transferring or changing).
Boutonnet Montpellier Velo TramwayPlease note that you will not be able to transport your bike during rush hour!
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.
