Major Paris Train Stations
Paris has 6 major train stations serving different regions of France and Europe. We provide reliable transfer service to all these stations.
Europe's busiest station with over 220 million passengers per year. Gateway to Northern France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and United Kingdom via Eurostar and Thalys.
Historic station opened in 1849. Serves Eastern France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Luxembourg. Famous for its monumental façade and clock.
Famous for its clock tower and Le Train Bleu restaurant. Serves South-East France, the Mediterranean, the Alps, and Italy. Over 90 million passengers per year.
Modern architecture rebuilt in the 1960s. Gateway to Western and South-Western France: Brittany, Pays de la Loire, Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Ultra-fast Atlantic TGV trains.
One of Paris's oldest stations (1840). Serves Central and South-Western France and Spain. Historic architecture preserved with its original glass roof.
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There's also Gare Saint-Lazare (to Normandy) and Gare de Bercy (Ouigo trains). We also provide transfers to these stations upon request. Contact us for more information!