PRACTICAL INFORMATION – PARISIAN TRAIN STATIONS

To get to Paris by train, the city has 7 national and international rail stations. 

Gare du Nord - Magenta:

The station is accessible via metro lines ,, , and RER lines  and  (urban express trains).

Gare de l'Est:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Gare de l’Est connect the city with Nancy, Châlon in Champagne, Strasburg, Reims, Charleville, Belfort, Troyes, Mulhouse, Frankfurt, Luxemburg, Zurich…

The station is accessible via metro lines , , and . 

Gare Saint Lazare - Haussmann:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Gare Saint Lazare connect the city with Le Havre, Evreux, Caen, Rouen, Cherbourg, Oissel, Vernon…

The Saint Lazare station is accessible via metro lines ,, , ,  and RER lines  and  (urban express trains).

Gare de Lyon:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Gare de Lyon connect the city with Marseille, Montpellier, Grenoble, Nice, Annecy, Lyon, Dijon, Besançon, Lausanne, Geneva…

The station is accessible via metro lines ,  and RER lines  and  (urban express trains).

Gare d'Austerlitz:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Gare d’Austerlitz connect the city with Limoges, Tours, Toulouse, Blois, Bourges, Cahors, Orléans, Brive, Chateaudin, Vendome…

The station is accessible via metro lines ,  and RER lines  (urban express trains).

Gare de Bercy:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Gare de Bercy connect the city (in coordination with trains by the Artesia company) with the Italian cities of Bologna, Florence, Pisa, Rome, Milan, Venice…

The station is accessible via metro line .

Stazione Gare Montparnasse:

Trains leaving from or arriving at Paris Montparnasse connect the city with Chartres, Poitiers, Nantes, Le Croisic, Brest, Rennes, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Le Mans, Tarbes, La Rochelle, Quimper, Irun…

The station is accessible via metro lines ,,  and .