Eurostar Paris Gare du Nord

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Paris Gare du Nord Train Station is the busiest station in Europe, and links Paris with the north of France, the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as connecting with the Paris Metro. The Paris Gare du Nord station is situated close to the centre of Paris, and all its amenities and attractions. Eurostar trains go from London St Pancras and Ashford International to Paris and can be booked cheaply and easily online with AFerry.co.uk

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Paris Gare du Nord facilities

Paris Gare du Nord Train Station has a wide range of facilities and services for passengers, including cafés, a Bureau de Change, newsagents, gift and souvenir shops, cash machines, lounge facilities, baby changing facilities and Wi-Fi internet access.

Getting to Paris Gare du Nord

Paris Gare du Nord Train Station is situated in the north-east of Paris, on Rue de Dunkerque, close to the Place Napoléon III and Rue de Mauberge. Paris Gare du Nord Train Station links with the Paris Metro system so is easy to reach by public transport.

About Paris

Paris is the capital of France, and one of the world's leading centres of business and culture. Paris is home to many of the world's most famous landmarks, such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower, the Sacré Coeur basilica and the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris.

Paris is also home to many world-class museums and galleries, most notable the Louvre, which houses the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo statue. Paris is a lively city, with suburbs and quarters that each possesses their own identity and character. See the sights along the Champs-Elysées or wander through the winding streets of Montmartre, the artists' quarter.