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An imagined train journey through Corsica
CORSICA, A DIFFERENT WAY

Take your time.
The landscape awaits.

Plan my trip ↓
An invitation to travel · Illustration
FROM THE SEA TO THE MOUNTAINS

Discover the island along the rails.

Plan your journey and leave room for the unexpected. Since 2003, Train Corse, an independent, unofficial website created by a Corsican railway worker, has helped you explore at your own pace.

Simply, set off.

01 / THE ESSENTIALS

Essential information for planning your train journey in Corsica.

Find the right departure

Routes, timetables and upcoming trains. Just a few clicks away.

  • Timetables
  • Upcoming trains
  • View the routes
View timetables

How much is the journey?

Compare journeys and explore fare options.

  • Compare journeys
  • Discover the fare options
  • Plan your budget

Explore the map

A map to discover stops, their surroundings and highlights.

  • All stations and stops
  • Network routes
  • Discover the surroundings
Open the map
STOPOVER NOTEBOOK

Find your Corsica.

By the sea, in the heart of the island or deep in the forest: discover the stations and plan your stopover.

Corsica, along the rails

Along the rails

Read the journal
AN ISLAND. A RAILWAY. A STORY.

The journey begins long before the first train.

From the earliest construction work to today’s journeys, the railway has travelled through the island’s landscapes and eras. Follow its story through time.

Explore the railway’s history
Passenger train hauled by Fives-Lille 031T steam locomotive No. 41 at Vizzavona station in the early 20th century.

Passenger train hauled by Fives-Lille 031T steam locomotive No. 41 at Vizzavona station in the early 20th century.

Step off the train.

02 / WALKS & HIKES
FIRST THE TRAIN, THEN THE TRAILS

Take another path.

A station, a stop, and the desire to carry on walking. Let the railway bring you closer to Corsica’s landscapes and explore our walking and hiking section.

Discover the walks
A train crossing a bridge in Corsica’s green countryside
From a train journey to exploring on foot.
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