Means of transport Nancy

The main facade, dating from 1856, is in harmony with the two glass blocks, which cleverly blend past and present architecture. Accessible from the city center, the station has a large parking lot (with elevator) for short and long term parking. The train connects the main cities of Lorriane and the TGV-Est serves Paris, Champagne and Strasbourg. The Nancy station also offers many services: reception for young travelers or people with reduced mobility, lost and found service, office rental, food, press.

The Nancy Taxi Association offers rides at preferential rates, regulated according to the pick-up, the mileage rate (time and day of the trip), traffic jams, waiting time and luggage or animals. A total of 124 vehicles of different ranges cover short and long distances in Nancy and the surrounding area. A geolocation system allows us to reduce the waiting time and pick you up faster. Commented tourist tours, medical transport, parcel transport or airport/station transport are available.

Would you like to visit Nancy by bike? 250 bicycles are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at the 29 stations in the city center. The bikes are comfortable and have a large basket. Renting at the stations is easy and inexpensive. Lovers of this type of transportation can also take out a daily, weekly or yearly subscription. A practical service to discover the city in a different way! Two types of terminals allow you to take a short subscription, ideal for occasional users and tourists. And it's free on weekends!

The Stan network is built around the tram line and three High Service Level Bus lines offering frequencies of 5 to 10 minutes. These main lines are complemented by mobility solutions: regular lines, electric city centre shuttles, school lines, park-and-ride facilities, real-time transport on demand, flexible services, night services and express links to the 20 communes of the Greater Nancy Metropolis. Practical information, fares and timetables in real time on the Stan application at www.reseau-stan.com.

Fluo Grand Est is the public transport network of the Grand Est region. It covers more than 57,000 km² and includes 14 regular intercity lines, transport on demand lines in certain areas and specific lines. The network offers other passengers a single fare regardless of the distance travelled. To consult the network map and timetables, visit the website, which also offers practical tools such as the route planner, online registration for schoolchildren and the winter SMS alert.

Métrolor is the TER network of Lorraine which serves the entire region. Financed by the region and operated by the SNCF, it consists of 24 rail lines and 9 road lines, including 2 TGV/Airport shuttles from Metz-Nancy Lorraine to the city center. From 5:33 a.m. to 10:48 p.m., 17 shuttles a day follow one another from Monday to Friday, for journeys of 47 minutes, 13 shuttles on Saturday at the same times and 10 shuttles on Sunday. The schedules are adapted to the flights. Reservations are recommended for certain routes. A service perfectly adapted to the demand.

As Nancy City Hall favors public transportation, motorists must abandon the idea of free parking and turn to paid parking. In total, there are 7,900 underground parking spaces and 8,070^m2 of surface area spread throughout the city, 1,945 short term spaces and 6,125 medium term spaces. For an afternoon, as a professional, resident or living outside the city and looking for an available park-and-ride facility, you will find the most suitable solution with 9 parking lots available.

Nancy is accessible by the Marne au Rhin and East canals. The harbour master's office is a 5-minute walk from the famous Place Stanislas and the port (Blue Flag ecolabel since 2005) welcomes nearly 2,000 boats from all over the world each year. The site is well equipped with camping-car sites and is ideal for resting and stopping by the water. Also nearby, bike and mountain bike rentals, marked trails, hiking, cinemas and museums.

VNF, Voies Navigables de France Nord-Est, carries out its 3 missions on a daily basis: development of freight transport, regional planning and tourism development and hydraulic management on the river network entrusted to it, which is made up of 1,375 km of waterways, 1,037 km of which are navigable, thus guaranteeing the various uses of water while respecting the natural environment. A few figures: 12.5% increase in overall traffic for the river transport of agricultural materials, 54% increase in river transport between 2017 and 2018 in Givet, 4,380 commercial boat passages, etc. Find all the information on the social networks and on the dedicated website.