RER Station Val de Fontenay

RERLine ALine E

Val de Fontenay is a train station served by mode lines A and E, located in Fontenay-sous-Bois. You can make connections here with mode lines 116, 118, 122, 124, 145, 301, 702, Bus A and Bus E and Noctilien lines N34, N71 and N142.

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Services and Shops

Services
  • Navigo Contact Point
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Shops
  • Beauté - Bien être
    (1)
  • Alimentation - Restauration
    (1)
  • Services
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Photos

Map, entrances, exits and addresses

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Neighborhood map around the train station Val de Fontenay
  • 1Avenue du Val de Fontenay
  • 2Sentier du Bois de l'Aulnay
  • 3Rue du Bois Galon
  • 5Sentier du Noyer Baril
  • 6Place du Gén de Gaulle

Bus stops

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Illustration of the train station Val de Fontenay

The metro coming soon to Val de Fontenay

Starting in 2031, the new Metro Line 15 of the Grand Paris Express will pass through Val de Fontenay, improving access from many suburban cities such as Nanterre, Saint-Denis, Aubervilliers, and Villejuif. A project to extend Metro Line 1 is also under study, which could potentially make Val de Fontenay the new terminus of the line!
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How to get to Val de Fontenay station?

    Val de Fontenay RER station is located on Avenue du Val de Fontenay, in Fontenay-sous-Bois. To get there quickly, take the RER A, which takes about 18 minutes from Châtelet or 25 minutes from Charles de Gaulle – Étoile station. With the RER E, you can reach Val de Fontenay station in 25 minutes from Gare du Nord – Magenta or 30 minutes from Haussmann Saint-Lazare. Night bus lines Noctilien N34, N71, and N142 operate during the night.

  • What transfer options are available at Val de Fontenay station?

    At Val-de-Fontenay station, it is currently possible to transfer to RER A, RER E, or bus lines 116, 118, 122, 124, 145, and 301. Soon, Metro Line 15 and Tramway T1 will provide new transfer options to improve connectivity across the entire Paris suburbs.