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Railway Station in Paris - Paris (Hotel or home address)

Private Transfers to/from Railway Station Paris - Paris

Private car and van transfer to/from Railway Station Paris - Paris

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Our private transfer services provide a convenient and comfortable way to travel within the city of Paris, from railway stations to any destination within the city. Whether you're in Paris for business or leisure, our service ensures a smooth and efficient journey, allowing you to enjoy the beauty and charm of the city without the hassle of navigating public transport. Paris, known for its iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum, offers a rich tapestry of culture, history, and art. Our experienced drivers, familiar with the city's intricate streets, provide a reliable service, ensuring you reach your destination on time, whether it's a hotel, a meeting, or a scenic spot. Additionally, we offer transfers from both CDG and Orly Airports to Paris, facilitating a seamless connection for your arrival or departure. Book with us for a stress-free travel experience in the City of Lights.

Book a car service and drop-off luggage from a railway station in Paris to home or hotel in Paris

Paris trains stations served by our private car services

Gare Austerlitz train station
Gare de Lyon train station
Gare Saint Lazare train station
Take a tour of the Halles de Paris
Gare du Nord: what to see nearby ?
Gare Montparnasse train station

Our private car services for airport transfers also serve several train stations in Paris. Whether you arrive in Paris by train or need to catch a train from one of the stations, we can provide you with a comfortable and reliable transfer. Our experienced drivers will meet you at the station, help you with your luggage and take you to your destination in a timely manner. The train stations we serve include Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Gare de Lyon, Gare Montparnasse, and Gare Saint-Lazare. With our private car services, you can travel to and from the train station with ease and without any stress.

Gare Austerlitz train station

More than a place to go up and down the train on the side of Paris Rive Gauche, Austerlitz station is a historical site built around many tourist sites of the City of Light.

Reminder of its history

The construction of the station of Austerlitz or Paris-Austerlitz station was entrusted to the architect Félix-Emmanuel Callet (architect of the city of Paris). He was particularly concerned with the first landing stage inaugurated in 1940. The reconstruction was taken over by Pierre-Louis Renaud from 1862 to 1867, thus making this station named Gare d 'Orléans in the beginning. It is also the second largest in France after Bordeaux. The particular architecture of the resort has earned it a historic heritage since February 28, 1997.

Austerlitz station, a real monument

The station has an annual traffic of 23 million passengers but its renovation launched since 2015 plans to welcome 40 million passengers by 2020. The SNCF aims very far for this station with 23 million passengers and more than 175 000 trains in 2020. The objective is therefore to see a doubling of the number of passengers for 2030 Austerlitz station also provides a rail link with Spain and Portugal. Austerlitz station is the gateway to the eponymous viaduct, Charles de Gaulle bridge, the Compared Anatomy and Paleonthology Gallery, the Ludic Art Museum, the boat trip on the Seine or the shops and the places of wine tasting. A little further on is the National Museum of Natural History (700 m). Above all, it leads to the famous Latin Quarter and its garden, its cafes, its auditoriums, the Pantheon, the Lutetia Arena and the Sorbonne. Choosing a chauffeured service allows you to benefit from a historical sightseeing tour by a driver guide throughout Paris.

Gare de Lyon train station

Lyon station is an art in its own right with its belfry and the clock in it. There are also her coats of arms, statues, the fresco room and the restaurant, the Train Bleu. Visiting Paris and borrowing the platform from this exceptional site is already a discovery in itself.

Reminder of its history

Paris-Gars of Lyon is the second largest railway station in France. It is also the head of the TGV lines coming from the South-East of France. It is a monument created on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition of 1900. Its construction is placed under the direction of architect François-Alexis Cendrier, it officially opens its doors to the public on August 12, 1849 before knowing a redevelopment until the new inauguration of 1900. It does not stop evolving over time, the last works in date relate to the creation of line 14 with automatic driving. There is also the expansion launched since 2010 to accommodate the 90 million annual passengers. It should be remembered that this expansion includes the creation of a canopy of more than 4,400 m² housing shops and service. Let us remember that it also serves the major cities of Europe such as Venice, Friborg-en-Brisgau or Barcelona.

A real journey of discovery

Once off the quay, the streets open to the best restaurants, theaters and trendy bars of Paris Rive Droite. Once again, the Train Bleu is a must-see for gourmets. The place is 10 minutes from the center of Paris. Strolling through the charming aisles of the Cour Saint-Emilion is one of the things to do for those who are in the capital for discovery. Then, continue towards the Viaduc des Arts and take a detour in the Jardin des Plantes. To enjoy it, do not hesitate to reserve a car service in Paris.

Gare Saint Lazare train station

Inaugurated in 1837, Paris-Saint-Lazare station celebrates its 180th anniversary in 2017. With 450,000 daily passengers and 100 million passengers annually, it is the second largest railway station in Europe behind another French station, North Station. Remember that it is one of the six major terminus stations of the SNCF network in the capital.

Reminder of its history

This architectural work established in the 8th arrondissement of Paris is the subject of a series of 12 paintings by Claude Monet. When he had painted this picture, Monet had just left Argenteuil to take up residence in Paris. Great would be the surprise of this great mastery of Impressionism if he sees today the station that has become even more beautiful than before. This is mainly due to a series of renovations. This station, which is approaching two hundred years of existence, is put back to the taste of day and it meets the standards and the 21st century. Inaugurated in 2012, the station Saint Lazare ceases to make new skin. Currently, in addition to serving all the western suburbs of Paris as well as Normandy, it is also a place of shopping and relaxation thanks to its many shops.

What to discover on site and nearby ?

In the vicinity of the Gare Saint-Lazare there are some must-see places in Paris. These include the department stores of the Boulevard Haussmann: Galerie Lafayette and its fashion items, Le Printemps and its luxury clothes, the Japanese unisex fashion label Uniqlo and St. Lazare Paris. It is a mythical place for shopping, where are the houses of haute couture and high jewelry. Tourists can also visit the famous Mogador Theater, visit the Expiatory Chapel or the Opéra Garnier. If are tired, there are many cafes to take a snack. To enjoy this setting and visit the whole city with your family, the ideal would be to request a car service that can accommodate 8 people.

Take a tour of the Halles de Paris

Les Halles de Paris is a historic market district located in the heart of the capital. Dating from the Middle Ages to the present day, Les Halles has always been a very popular market for both Parisians and tourists from all over the world. The halls cover the Saint-Eustache church, the hall forum and the famous fountain of the Innocents.

History

Formerly, the market district was only of swamp but over time, it urbanized and transformed into a vast market place and did not stop expanding gradually. Different halls have formed the Halls of Paris over the centuries but have almost disappeared or been transformed into the image of the Halle au ble. The Halles district has long been considered the main place of supply for all of Paris before the creation of the large Rungis market in 1969. Indeed, its origin dates back to 1135 when Louis VII moved the markets from Paris to the district swamp of Champeaux, the current district of Les Halles. Over the years, the neighborhood has experienced fires, demolition, reconstruction and transformation.

Halles district in Paris

A tour in the Halles of Paris is a way to discover a district rich in history, to take your time shopping, to taste gourmet cuisines of all kinds. Wholesale markets ranging from vegetables to fish products make us spoiled for choice for fresh food. Restaurants with varied menus at competitive prices are open daily for culinary arts fanatics. With an underground shopping center hosting many shops, a leisure center, a beauty salon and many more, it is an ideal place for weekly shopping, a stroll, shopping for beautiful souvenirs, photo breaks, relaxation etc. With its huge underground station which facilitates our comings and goings, there is nothing more practical than to take a walk.

Gare du Nord: what to see nearby ?

During your stay in Paris, did you decide to settle near the Gare du Nord ? In order to facilitate your stay and still guarantee you a maximum of change of scenery, here is what you can see in the surroundings.

The Little India

Just 1 minute from Gare du Nord, you can start your visit to the capital with Little India. It will be perfect to get away from it all with shops, restaurants and shops with scents of spices and incense. An hour in this neighborhood will transport you to India.

Angel Bear

Then you can make a passage near the “Angel Bear”. This status of red color, in the shape of a bear with angel wings, and enthroned 7 meters above the ground is a must when you are passing through Paris. It is just a 4-minute walk from Gare du Nord.

Paris wall head

It is an XXL fresco painted on the facade of a building between La Fayette and the Aqueduct. The Paris Tête Mural is just a 4-minute walk from Gare du Nord. It is a tourist point not to be missed, especially if you like art. To enjoy it, you don't have to pay anything.

The Front House

Beyond the climate awareness it represents, La Maison Front has also become a real attraction in Paris. It is 4 minutes from Gare du Nord that you can see it. This house, installed in the middle of nowhere, built in 2015, is absolutely beautiful.

Gare Montparnasse train station

Paris-Montparnasse train station is one of the biggest railway terminus in the capital. It is 20.4 km from Versailles Palace Gardens and just 6 minutes from the Eiffel Tower. The train station is 34.9 km from CDG Airport and 14.3 km from Orly airport. Arriving to the Railway Station in Paris with the intense Parisian transport concern because the continuation of your program requires you to move to Paris City. We do not downplay your concern, but certainly we feel that this should not be one. With our shuttle transfer which takes three forms : collective shuttle, private car or luxury VIP vehicle, you will not encounter any problems. Regarding the means of transportation, all our vehicles are luxurious and comfortable with modern facilities and in terms of performance field; our team was recruited with strict criteria and is subject to periodic training and development update.