Real-time schedules of Transilien in Paris and Île-de-France

To streamline the use of public transport in the capital, Bonjour RATP provides real-time Transilien schedules in Paris and Île-de-France. The 8 Transilien lines connect the major train stations in the capital, such as Gare du Nord, Gare Saint-Lazare, and Gare de Lyon to suburban towns in the Petite and Grande Couronne, such as Crécy La Chapelle, Pontoise, Cergy Le Haut, and Melun. In total, over 400 stations in Île-de-France are served every weekday between 5:30 AM and 12:30 AM.

You can check the real-time Transilien schedules here. If no schedule is mentioned, it could mean several things. Either the Transilien is not running at the moment. Indeed, service stops at night between 12:30 AM and 5:30 AM. It may also be a strike day for RATP. You can verify this on the traffic information page where disruptions are mentioned in real-time for each Transilien line, as well as for buses, metros, etc.

Finally, in case of track work, a Transilien line or certain stops may be temporarily disrupted. You can find out about upcoming work dates on Transilien lines from the Bonjour RATP work blog.

The Transilien trains serve municipalities located in all zones of Île-de-France. If you regularly use public transport, choose the right Navigo pass to be able to use the Transilien.

For example, if you regularly take line U of the Transilien, which connects La Défense to Gare de la Verrière, its terminus, you may need the Navigo pass at the all-zones rate. Indeed, line U serves 13 municipalities in zones 3, 4, and 5.

For occasional use of the Transilien, you also have the option to choose a Metro-Train-RER Ticket.