Take the train from Paris to Strasbourg.
The train from Paris to Strasbourg lasts on average 2 h 9 min. Around 43 trains depart a day from Paris to Strasbourg. The average price is $84.39, and the lowest ticket pricing starts at around $12.83.
The train route from Paris to Strasbourg is operated by the French national railway company SNCF, Trenitalia, and SBB. SNCF subsidiaries include TGV, TGV INOUI, OUIGO, TER, Intercités, TGV Lyria, and Deutsche Bahn Intercity-ExpressThe connections between the two cities are direct, with comfortable speed, high-speed trains, and some slower regional connections.
TGV is the French intercity high-speed rail service operated by the SNCF. SNCF also offers TGV INOUI with enhanced customer service and the low-cost version OUIGO.
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. Additionally, Frecciarossa, TGV Lyria, and SBB trains all offer their own free Wi-Fi service.
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 Frecciarossa and DB have electrical outlets at each seat. TGV Lyria trains have power sockets in each compartment in 1st class.
Seat reservations are possible on all services besides TER.
Baggage limitations on the train from Paris to Strasbourg
- On TER trains, luggage has no size limit as long as the passenger can carry it by themselves and fits it in the luggage areas. Passengers can also take a bicycle with them for free without reservation.
- OUIGO offers two baggage options, each with size limits for hand luggage. Strollers are also included in the ticket.
- On TGV INOUI, certain conditions must be met to transport heavier items such as a bicycle or musical instruments; while there is no weight limit, passengers must be able to carry them themselves and label them. You can also take a bike for an additional fee.
- On Intercité trains, heavy baggage should be placed in the middle of cars, and light bags should go above the seat.
- Trenitalia allows two pieces of luggage and one hand luggage without any weight limit, but the passenger must carry it.
- On TGV Lyria trains, passengers can take one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage if their size meets requirements, or else it may get refused. Standard luggage has a max weight of 32 kg and a length of 85 cm.
- On SBB trains, there is no limit on baggage. Luggage transport services may be available at an additional cost based on a 25kg limit. Lockers can be rented for a fee at the station.
- Deutsche Bahn allows two big suitcases and one handbag per person.
Food and beverages on the train to Strasbourg
- OUIGO and TER trains: No bar/restaurant service
- Intercités: Different options are available depending on the train
- TGV INOUI: Order from your seat & eat on-board (TGV trains usually have café cars where you can enjoy refreshments.)
- Trenitalia: Refreshments are available in Frecciabistro.
- SBB Restaurant/Bistro: Both table or takeaway options. If you are in Standard class or 1st Standard class, you will be offered grocery store services.
- DB trains always have a restaurant/café train where you can buy snacks, drinks, or a proper meal.
You can start your journey in Lyon at Gare de Montparnasse, Gare de Lyon, Gare du Nord, and Gare de l´Est.
In Strasbourg, you will arrive at Gare Centrale, the main Strasbourg train terminal. It is well connected with buses and trams. You can arrive at the city center in less than 10 minutes, making it easy to reach the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Strasbourg or the Historical Museum of Strasbourg by public transportation. Don't forget to visit the Notre Dame Cathedral of Strasbourg, take a stroll in Parc de l'Orangerie Strasbourg, and try the delicious tarte flambée Strasbourg! The terminal is served by Metro Lines 1 and 14 and several bus routes, including RATP lines 20, 24, and 57, while Noctilien night buses N01, N02, and N12 also provide service at Gare de Lyon.
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