RER and Transilien Station Gare du Nord
The Paris-Nord station or Gare du Nord welcomes main lines, regional trains (TER), and international trains Eurostar and Thalys.
Gare du Nord is a train station served by mode lines B and D and mode lines H and K, located in Paris 10e. You can make connections here with mode lines 4 and 5, mode lines 26, 35, 38, 39, 43, 45, 48, 54, 91, 302, Bus B, Bus D and Bus H and Noctilien lines N43, N140, N143, N147 and N148.
Next departures at Gare du Nord
Services and Shops
- Photo BoothNot Accessible
- Alimentation - Restauration(1)
Photos
Map, entrances, exits and addresses
- 1Rue du Fbg Saint-Denis
- 2Rue de Saint-Quentin
- 3Rue de Dunkerque
- 4Boulevard de Denain
In the neighborhood
Everything you need, just a few steps from your stop.
Bus stops
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A record attendance at the train station
Gare du Nord connects Paris to its suburbs, as well as to the north of France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and England. Its first version was inaugurated in 1846. Like many train stations at that time, it quickly became too small to accommodate the large number of people and the new railway lines. Paris-Nord station was therefore demolished and completely rebuilt in 1864. Since its creation, the architecture of the facade has not changed, and it is listed as a Historical Monument. But the station itself has been expanded several times due to the increasingly important traffic. This development has never stopped, to the point that today, Gare du Nord is the largest train station in France and Europe!
Station on the same lines
Frequently Asked Questions
For the RER, the 65 stations operated by RATP are accessible to people with reduced mobility (PMR) and are equipped with elevators to the platforms. All bus lines in Paris are accessible to wheelchair users, as well as line 14 of the metro.
You can download the Bonjour RATP application by following the links on the Bonjour RATP website or from your phone's app store (Google Play for Android phones and the App Store for iPhones).
The Metro-Train-RER Ticket is valid on all metro lines, Transilien trains, and RER services operating in Île-de-France. It costs €2.55 individually. On the metro, train, or RER, it is valid for 2 hours without exiting.
The Bus-Tram Ticket is valid on all bus, tram, and Noctilien lines in Île-de-France. It costs €2,05 individually. On the bus, tram, and Noctilien, it is valid for 1 hour and 30 minutes without exiting.