Gare du Nord International Station in Paris

The Paris Nord Train Station was originally built in 1846. Shortly after, it was rebuilt three times larger due to increasing traffic. The new and improved station was fully functional by 1864. The name was decided with the notion that travelers would be able to travel to Belgium, Netherlands, Northern Germany and the Scandinavian countries. And of course that is just what happened, and with the ever-growing high-speed rail network, more and more destinations are reachable from the Gare du Nord.

The Gare du Nord International Train Station in Paris is the start/end point of the Eurostar to London, Brussels and beyond. Located in central Paris, the metro and bus network easily reaches it, plus there is a wide range of hotels available nearby for those looking to stay over.

The Gare Du Nord, or North Station, is one of the 6th largest terminus stations of the SNCF's main line train network in Paris. It offers connections with several city transportation lines. By number of travellers (180 million per year), it is one of the busiest stations in Europe, and 3rd busiest in the world.

Gare du Nord International provides you with best of the facilities like:-

1. There is Passenger lifts and Multi-lingual Customer Service staff to take care of all your problems and queries.
2. Departure lounge facilities are open to all travelers.
3. There are cafes, Souvenir and Gift Shops.
4. Cafes offering a range of food and refreshments.
5. A dedicated departure lounge for Business Premier Passengers.
6. Left luggage facilities where you can register your baggage.

Moreover the station is ideally placed providing easy access to some of the city's most famous attractions.

Hotel Near by Gare Du Nord International

You can find good budget hotels near by Gare Du Nord international. You can easily avail the services of Barkston Gardens Hotel, Garden View Hotel, Mayflower Hotel, Hotel Lily, My Place Hotel, Enterprise Hotel, Marriot London Kensington hotel etc.

Gare Du Nord International Train Station, Paris

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