Getting around by train Alsace

Strasbourg's famous train station, with its beautiful glass roof, offers travelers easy access by train to major cities such as Paris, Aéroport CDG2 TGV, Munich and Marseille. The Entzheim airport is also connected four times an hour. Thanks to its TER network, it also offers easy access to the whole of Alsace. There's a wide range of services on offer, and this historic site is also a great place to visit and discover, thanks to a range of applications.

In addition to the TGV Lyria (2h40 from Paris) and mainline trains, Mulhouse station also serves Switzerland: TER to Fribourg (2h journey from €52) or Basel (25 min journey from €7.40).

SNCF offers a formula - train + cycling - from Strasbourg and Haguenau. Also indicate: an old railway line to facilitate cross-border mobility between Wissembourg and Winden in Germany, where connections are planned for Karlsruhe, Mannheim, Ludwigshafen.

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!