All Railway Stations and train stops in France

🚉 Looking for practical information on railway stations in France?

We've put together everything you need to know about French stations: addresses, available services, practical tips…

Whether you're travelling for a holiday or for work, this page helps you locate the country's main stations and get your departure sorted.

Our goal is to make your train journeys simpler and more comfortable, by bringing together all the useful information about stations in France.

Before buying your ticket, take a look at our guides on:
➡️ how to book a train ticket, train timetables, and ticket prices.

Still have questions before you go? Here are the answers to the most common ones:

• ❓ What luggage can you bring on the train?
  Check the train luggage policy.
• 💸 What are the refund conditions?
  Find out about the refund policy.
• 🛑 Need to cancel your ticket?
  Go to the cancellations page.
• ⏱ Is your train delayed?
  Find out about compensation.
• 💰 How can you pay less for your journey?
  Discover subscriptions and discounts.
• 👶 What do you need to know about travelling with a child?
  Check the page dedicated to child tickets.
• 🚲 Can you travel with a bike?
  Read the conditions for bikes on trains.
• 🐶 And pets?
  Discover the rules for pets.

France has around 3,000 operational railway stations, spread across the whole country. The network covers both major cities and rural areas.

With nearly 28,000 km of railway lines, France has one of the densest networks in Europe. This provides excellent coverage and great flexibility for both long and short-distance journeys.

For instance, the Île-de-France region alone has more than 400 stations, ranging from international hubs like Gare du Nord to small local stops.

🚉 List of the 50 main French railway stations

Here's a selection of major stations on the national network, with their full address. These stations are served by TGV, TER, OUIGO or Intercités trains, and are sometimes connected to bus lines or shuttles.