Take the train from Berlin to Paris
The train from Berlin to Paris lasts on average 14 h 25 min. Around 14 trains depart a day from Berlin to Paris. The average price is $101.15, and the lowest ticket pricing starts at around $30.55.
The route is serviced by SNCF, Deutsche Bahn, and Flixtrain, offering comfortable, high-speed services with amenities like Wi-Fi and power outlets, depending on the ticket type and carrier. Note that there are no direct connections, and at least one transfer is required.
SNCF and partner services offer free Wi-Fi, depending on the type of ticket chosen. Intercités and TER offer a complimentary service (on new trains only), while OUIGO provides a fee-based Ouifi or Ouifun option. DB and Flixtrain have free Wi-Fi on all their trains.
Seat reservations are possible on all trains from Paris to Berlin.
Sockets are available for a small additional fee on OUIGO trains; TGV INOUI offers a selection of seats with personalized sockets. Intercités and TER trains generally provide electrical outlets only in modern versions, while DB and Flixtrain have electrical outlets at each seat.
Baggage limitations on the train from Berlin to Paris
Luggage regulations on trains differ by service. TER allows any luggage size and bicycles. OUIGO restricts hand luggage size. TGV INOUI permits self-carried heavy items, and bikes attract extra fees. Deutsche Bahn and FlixTrains allow hand luggage and a medium-sized suitcase or backpack. On Thalys, passengers can carry two large suitcases (max size 75 x 53 x 30 cm) and one hand luggage item.
Food and beverages on the train to Paris
Onboard dining varies among train services. OUIGO and TER trains lack bar/restaurant facilities, while TGV INOUI allows seat orders and in-seat dining, typically via café cars. DB trains constantly offer restaurant/café services for snacks, drinks, and meals. FlixBus usually presents an onboard café, and Thalys provides a welcome bar for standard class, plus complimentary meals and beverages for Premium Class passengers.
Your journey from Paris begins at Berlin Hauptbahnhof; this well-connected station serves various city parts via U5, numerous S Bahn, and tram lines. The Flughafen Express whisks passengers to the new Brandenburg Airport in about 20 minutes.
Your Paris - Berlin trian ride will end at Paris Gare de l’Est or Paris Bercy.
Paris Gare de l'Est, equipped with amenities including toilets, luggage storage, ATMs, and currency exchange, is integrated with Paris's public transportation network, including the Paris Metro (lines 4, 5, and 7), buses, and taxis, and is near Gare du Nord for Eurostar and other connections. Conversely, though smaller, Paris Bercy Seine offers essential amenities, including snack shops, vending machines, and luggage storage, and is wheelchair accessible. It's connected to Paris via Bercy metro station (lines 6 and 14) and bus lines and is near Gare de Lyon for broader access.
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