🚆 Paris station hubs
6 major stations.
Step off your TGV or Eurostar and have a driver waiting with a name sign — no queue at the rank, no language barrier. We cover the 6 major Paris stations (Gare du Nord, de Lyon, Montparnasse, Saint-Lazare, Est, Austerlitz) plus Île-de-France and provincial stations. Fixed government fare for the airport leg.
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Eurostar from London, TGV from Lyon, Thalys from Brussels: stepping off the train into a foreign city is hectic. We make the next leg simple.
Pre-book and your driver waits in the arrival hall holding a sign with your name. Provide the train number at booking — we track it in real time and adjust automatically if delayed. No frantic taxi-rank queue after a long Eurostar trip.
Most Paris drivers, especially around Gare du Nord (Eurostar) and Gare de Lyon (international TGV), speak conversational English. Request English preference at booking and we match you with the most fluent driver available.
If you continue from the station to CDG or Orly, the fare is government-fixed (right bank or left bank flat rate, identical 7 days a week, luggage and tolls included). No surge pricing, no surprise on the meter — unlike many private hire alternatives.
Paris taxis are authorised to use bus lanes within the city, which is a major advantage over private hire vehicles. On a tight TGV-to-flight connection, this can save you 10-20 minutes during peak hours.
Every Paris taxi has a mandatory card payment terminal (contactless, Apple Pay, Google Pay) plus cash. Detailed receipt for your expense report — useful for business travellers needing proof of trip.
Free child seats on request (carrier, booster, group 1/2/3). For 5+ passengers arriving on the same train, our 6-8 seat van keeps your group together — no splitting across multiple vehicles.
Each has its own dedicated page with halls, official ranks, distance tables and station-specific FAQ. Click for details.
The busiest station in Europe. Eurostar (London), Thalys (Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne), TGV North.
TGV South-East: Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Italy, French-speaking Switzerland. Halls 1, 2, 3.
TGV Atlantic: Brittany, Pays de la Loire, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Spain. Halls Pasteur, Vaugirard, Maine.
Normandy trains: Caen, Le Havre, Rouen, Cherbourg, Trouville-Deauville. Cour de Rome & Cour du Havre.
TGV East: Strasbourg, Reims, Metz, Nancy, Luxembourg, Germany (Frankfurt, Munich), Switzerland.
Centre-Val de Loire trains (Orléans, Tours, Limoges) + South-West Intercités and overnight trains.
Each trip page details the route, times, applicable fare and optimal itinerary for tight TGV-to-flight connections.
30 km / 35-50 min via north ring road and A1. Fixed right-bank fare.
18 km / 25-40 min via south ring road then A6. Fixed right-bank fare.
30 km / 40-55 min via north ring road. Fixed left-bank fare.
14 km / 20-35 min — one of the shortest. Left bank.
27 km / 30-45 min via Porte de la Chapelle. Right-bank fare.
22 km / 30-45 min via south ring road. Right-bank fare.
30 km / 40-55 min via the quays and north ring road. Left bank.
17 km / 25-40 min via south ring road. Fast left-bank trip.
Massy-Palaiseau (TGV interchange that bypasses Paris), Versailles-Chantiers (RER C + Transilien), provincial stations.
Essonne (91) · TGV interchange (Lyon, Bordeaux, Rennes, Strasbourg) bypassing Paris. RER B + TGV.
Yvelines (78) · RER C + Transilien lines N (Paris-Montparnasse) and U (La Défense). Near the Palace.
Bouches-du-Rhône (13) · Major southern TGV station, access to Vieux-Port and Marignane airport.
Rhône (69) · Lyon's main TGV hub, Lyon-South axis (Geneva, Marseille) and Saclay (Saint-Étienne).
This page is the central hub. Click on the specialised pages for in-depth content on a specific station, route, fare or service.
6 major stations.
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