Getting around by train Lille

Superb station in the Parisian style, and for good reason: it is the former Gare du Nord of the capital, completely dismantled and rebuilt in Lille. It hosts all the TER Nord-Pas-de-Calais, the Belgian connections to Ostend, Antwerp, Tournai, Mons... Almost all the TGV trains to the Gare du Nord in Paris leave from there. The metro is free to the Lille-Europe station upon presentation of your SNCF ticket. Modern and pleasant, the station is home to many stores including the famous Fnac and Nespresso.

In the modern district of Euralille, the Lille-Europe station welcomes international TGV trains to and from Northern Europe, the Thalys and Eurostar, TGV trains from all over France and inter-regional TGV trains. The metro is free of charge between Lille-Flandre and Lille-Europe stations on presentation of your connecting SNCF ticket - even if it takes only ten minutes on foot to get from one station to the other. On site, newspapers, snacks and other practical services are waiting for you to wait for your train to arrive.

The SNCF and the Regional Council are working together to offer practical, economical and environmentally-friendly transport solutions. For your journeys, take advantage of our low fares for people under 26€, certain jobseekers, children's tickets for 1€ or low fares from 2€. If you're traveling with a group, fares are also lower with my "Mini Groupe TER de 5 à 9 personnes" formula, or for maxi groups of more than 10 people. You'll also find TER Packs for visiting major sites: Louvre Lens or Nausicaa.