Gare de l'Est 

Located in the heart of Paris, Gare de l'Est is one of the main railway stations in the capital.

It is situated in the 10th arrondissement, Place du 11 Novembre 1918 - 75010 Paris, in close proximity to Gare du Nord. It provides easy access to explore the entire city.

The hall of Gare de l'Est is open for a large part of the day and night.

Opening hours (excluding public holidays)

• Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday: from 05:00 to 01:00

To access Gare de l'Est, you have several transport options.

Quick Access to Gare de l'Est:

• Metro Gare de l'Est: lines 4, 5, 7
• Transilien Gare de l'Est: line P

Bus Stops near Gare de l'Est:

• Stop Gare de l'Est: lines 31, 32, 38, 39, 46
• Stop Gare de l'Est (Parvis): lines 31, 38, 46, 54, 91
• Stop Magenta - Gare de l'Est: line 56

Within Gare de l'Est, you can find the following services:

Passenger Assistance Services

• A luggage storage facility on level -1, next to Paul near the metro access
• A water fountain at the cross platform level, facing tracks 24 and 8
• A "Lost and Found" service on level -1, in the Luggage Storage Area
• Restrooms facing level -1
• A disabled passenger assistance service located at the entrance on Rue d'Alsace, near tracks 2 and 3
• Two Navigo Service agencies located on level -1 facing the escalators and in the passage between the central hall and the cross platform

Entertainment Services

• Free Wi-Fi in the station
• A piano in the station

Practical Services

• An Amazon Locker Hortense, level -1
• An Amazon Locker Laurent, level -1
• An Amazon Locker "Webster," at the Château Landon exchange hall level
• A La Poste Pickup Station, level -1 next to the metro access and restrooms
• Several photo booths located in the station
• A photocopier in the central hall
• Several mailboxes in the station
• An ATM facing track 12
• A currency exchange service (Global Exchange), in the Saint Martin hall near the pharmacy

Around Gare de l'Est, several interesting sites and cultural attractions can be visited. Here is a list of places to discover:

• Canal Saint-Martin: a pleasant canal where you can walk, bike, or enjoy boat cruises.
• Place de la République: a large, lively square, often the site of demonstrations and events, surrounded by cafes and restaurants.
• Musée des Arts et Métiers: a museum dedicated to innovation and inventions, showcasing collections of scientific and technical objects.
• Église Saint-Vincent de Paul: a beautiful neo-classical church with impressive architecture, located near the station.
• Gare du Nord: just a few minutes' walk away, this station is also an architectural point of interest and a major transport hub.