Railway station Lorraine

Épinal station is the main station of the Vosges, inaugurated in the 19th century by Napoleon III. The TGV Est connects Paris to Épinal in 2h15. For the arrival of the TGV Est, Épinal station has been renovated and modernized. Also note, for the Vosges department, the service to Remiremont and Saint-Dié-des-Vosges stations, as well as the connections offered to Nantes, Marseille, Lille-Europe, without changing trains. To make the wait pleasant, you have at your disposal a bar-brasserie, a press house and opposite various shops.

In the heart of the city, the southern entrance to the Reims train station is located just opposite the promenades and a stone's throw from the Place d'Erlon, the northern entrance overlooks rue Edouard Mignot in the Clairmarais district. A wide range of services is available to travellers: a free wifi terminal, charging stations for your laptops and tablets, a press relay, a Monop' mini-market, vending machines, a La Brioche Dorée sandwich shop for takeaway sales and a café-restaurant, Le Grand Comptoir, for eating at any time of the day. The station is served by the TER Grand Est network, the TER interregional Reims-Dijon and 8 TGV Reims-Paris Est.

3 km from the city centre, direction Bogny. Regular routing of the Charleville-Givet line. Permanent taxis in the station and in the city.

Since June 2007, SNCF has put in service the East-European TGV which serves Rethel station due to a daily return.

On the Calais-Basel line and the Paris-Reims-Longwy line. SNCF machines and sale of newspapers.

Built in the early ^20th century, Colmar's railway station building is a listed historic monument. Its 36-meter-high belfry gives the building a unique look. The main TER Grand Est line, Basel-Strasbourg, runs every half-hour, so you can also get to the Munster valley, or many other villages in the region. Colmar station is a TGV high-speed train station, with direct connections to Paris and other major cities. You'll find a snack corner and a Relay to buy reading material on the train!

Future departures include a TER train to Épinal at 4:35 pm, a TER train to Luxembourg at 4:39 pm and a TER train to Nancy at 4:41 pm. To facilitate access to the station, SNCF Gares & Connexions offers a range of intermodal solutions, as well as assistance services for the disabled or those with reduced mobility. Services and shops in the station include a regional ticket dispenser in the station concourse, a sales area on platform 1, a "Panier Fraicheur" supermarket in the station concourse, and automatic public toilets.

Close to the regional airport, about 20 km south of Metz and about 30 km from Nancy, Lorraine TGV station provides direct access to the Gare de l'Est in Paris, the TGV stations in the Île-de-France region and cities such as Bordeaux, Nantes, Rennes, Lille, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and even Frankfurt. The timetables are now adapted to guarantee connections (departures and arrivals) with the TGV and the price of the shuttle is now included in the TGV ticket.

Since 2007, the Champagne-Ardenne TGV station, located only 5 km from Reims, has been providing TGV connections in the provinces, particularly with the cities of Strasbourg, Lille, Rennes, Nantes and Bordeaux. It must also be integrated into the European Magistrate project, a section mainly at high speed between Paris and Budapest via Stuttgart, Munich, Vienna or Bratislava. Today, this line puts Reims only 45 minutes from Paris-Est. The connection with the city centre of Reims is by TER, but also by tram B and bus 13.