Parking in Gare du Nord

Located in the 10th arrondissement, Gare du Nord is the first railway station in Europe and the second in the world for its traffic, with 190 million passengers for the year 2008. This gigantic building, opened in 1846, is also classified as a historical monument since 1975. In addition, this station is very popular with the cinema; among the famous films that have been filmed there are Le Fabuleux Destin d´Amélie Poulain and La Mémoire dans la Peau.

The train station is at the centre of a multi-use platform largely connected to buses, RER (lines B, D, E), subway (lines 2, 4, 5), taxi and of course self-service bicycles. In particular, the metro makes it possible to go directly to Pigalle, to l'île de la Cité or to the Montparnasse station. Like all Paris train stations, it serves a very specific area of ​​France: the North, hence its name. It connects the capital to the cities of Calais, Lille and Dunkirk. However, these trains are also international; London, Brussels, Amsterdam and Cologne are among its destinations.

Thanks to the time you have gained by booking parking with Parclick, you can visit the neighbourhood, admire the splendid facade of the station, or go around the many shops and boutiques that offers it: fashion, fast food, press or decoration... That will be a lot nicer than looking desperately for a parking spot as the clock ticks. So, do not hesitate any more, and choose one of the car parks at the Gare du Nord that Parclick offers you.

Going to Gare du Nord by public transportation

If you want to get to Gare du Nord by public transportation after parking in a park and ride car park further away, you can choose between the bus, the metro, the RER train, or public shared Vélib’ bicycles.

• Going to Gare du Nord by metro: You can take lines 2, 4, and 5 to Gare du Nord.
• Going to Gare du Nord by RER: 3 RER train lines serve Gare du Nord, lines B, D, and E (Magenta stop).
• Go to the North Station by Vélib’: You will find a Vélib’ terminal at 8-10 Rue de Dunkerque in the same square as the station, another at 37 Rue de Dunkerque, and one more at 3-7 Boulevard de Denain.
• Go to the North Station by bus: There are several bus stops where the following lines pass:
  • Bus stop located on Rue de Dunkerque Gare du Nord - Dunkerque: Lines 26, 43, 48, and 54
  • Bus stop located on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis Gare du Nord: Lines 42, 302, and 350
  • Bus stop located on Rue de Saint-Quentin Lafayette - Dunkerque: Lines 38, 39, 46, and 65
  • Bus stop located on Boulevard de Magenta Lafayette - Magenta - Gare du Nord: Lines 30, 31, and 56

Getting to other Paris train stations from Gare du Nord

From Gare du Nord you can easily reach other train stations in Paris via public transportation.

• Going to Gare de l'Est station from Gare du Nord: You can walk there in less than 10 minutes or take the metro line 4.
• Going to Paris-Gare de Lyon station from Gare du Nord: The RER D train will take you there in just 10 minutes. 
• Going to Austerlitz station from Gare du Nord: The metro line 5 will get you there in 15 to 20 minutes, otherwise you can take the RER B train to Saint-Michel and then take the RER C train. 
• Going to the Saint-Lazare station from Gare du Nord: You can take the RER E train, which will get you there in 15 minutes, or the metro line 4 to Réaumur-Sébastopol and then take line 3. The whole journey takes a little less than 20 minutes. 
• Going to the Montparnasse station from Gare du Nord: The metro line 4 gets you there in about 20 minutes. 

Going to the Paris airport from Gare du Nord

From Gare du Nord, you can even go to Paris-Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport. It’s especially convenient because you can park at the Roissy TGV station, but you can also park in Paris and go to the airport on public transportation.

It takes about half an hour to arrive at the Paris-Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport on the RER B train from Gare du Nord.

If your flight leaves from Orly airport, you can also take the RER B train to Antony, then take the Orlyval shuttle. The entire journey takes about 45 minutes.

You’re probably thinking you should go to Gare du Nord more often, right? With all it has to offer! Well, no need to have a train to catch in order to park in a secure car park near Gare du Nord. ParkingsdeParis has got you covered whatever the occasion. ;)

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