Paris Train Tickets

Inbound trains arrive across several Paris terminals. TGV INOUI and OUIGO services from Lyon reach Paris Gare de Lyon in around 2h, while trains from Marseille arrive there in about 3h. Services from Bordeaux reach Paris Montparnasse in around 2h05m, and trains from Rennes arrive at Montparnasse in roughly 1h30m. Northern services from Lille arrive at Paris Gare du Nord in about 1h. Eurostar trains from London reach Gare du Nord in around 2h20m, and services from Brussels arrive in about 1h25m. Eastern France services from Strasbourg reach Paris Gare de l'Est in around 1h45m.

Paris is the central node of France's passenger rail network, with several major terminal stations arranged by direction. SNCF Voyageurs runs most domestic services, while Eurostar links Paris with selected international destinations. The city functions as France's main high-speed rail hub, with TGV routes radiating toward every major region. Train services from Paris include TGV INOUI and OUIGO high-speed trains, Intercites daytime and overnight services, TER regional trains, Transilien suburban rail, and airport rail connections. Paris Gare de Lyon handles many southeastbound services, Paris Montparnasse covers the Atlantic and southwest corridors, and Paris Gare du Nord is the main station for northern France and Eurostar. Trains from Paris run north toward Lille, Brussels, Amsterdam, and London, east toward Strasbourg and Germany connections, southeast toward Lyon, Marseille, Nice, and Switzerland, and west toward Rennes, Nantes, Bordeaux, and Normandy. Paris train tickets should match the correct train station because many long-distance routes use different terminals. Book trains from and to Paris online at Rail Monsters.