France
French transportation is generally of a high standard, meaning it’s easy to get around the country by train, bus, metro, and more. For people with reduced mobility, buses and trams are equipped with low floors and electronic ramps. Trams stop at platform level, allowing wheelchair users to board without assistance. For people with hearing impairments, sound beacons are installed at French metro and RER stations to indicate entrances. Special discounts are available for people with disabilities on public transport in France on buses, metros and regional trains. Accompanying persons are entitled to a discount on travel.
TRAIN
French trains are operated by the state-owned SNCF.
There are a variety of trains available throughout France. These include:
- TGV: France’s intercity high-speed rail service
- RER: the express commuter train connecting Paris to its suburbs
- Regional trains: local trains operating between towns
- Intercités (Intercity trains): trains running between cities not served by the TGV network
SNCF Voyageurs has 3 passenger transport activities:
- high-speed long-distance rail—including low-cost offers—in France and other European countries;
- last-kilometre service in rural communities;
- and mass transit in the Paris region.
Train tickets and costs in
For long-distance Intercités (such as Paris to Toulouse), Intercités Nuit overnight Intercity trains and TGV routes it is compulsory to book your ticket in advance. Prices for these trains vary, so it is best to book in advance.
You can buy tickets at the station ticket office, online at the SCNF website, SCNF-connect. SNCF also offers discount cards for regular train passengers. Persons with disabilities can also claim special discounts.
You can buy a ticket on the company's website through your personal account. If you don't have one, create one.
For regional and RER trains, there is no need to book your journey in advance. Fares are fixed, so there is no need to worry about securing the best deal for your ticket. Ticket fares for RER trains are available on the RATP website. If traveling with a regional train, check with your local operator for prices. You can buy tickets from your train station, either from the ticket office desk or from a self-service ticket machine.
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International trains in France
With day and sleeper trains available across France’s borders, there are plenty of international train routes available from France.
On international routes, trains are operated by companies other than SCNF, including Eurostar for routes to Belgium, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Train ticket fares vary.
Île-de-France Mobilités is there to help you on a daily basis:
train, RER, metro, tramway, bus, bicycle, Vélib', carpooling, carsharing... Find the tools and information you need to organize your travel in Île-de-France. Together, let's make traveling easier.
Avoid waiting in line at stations: buy your tickets from your phone!
SNCF offers a map of the entire French railway, as well as updates on ongoing maintenance on their train lines.
METRO
Metro in France
The following cities all have metro systems connecting outer neighborhoods to the city center:
- Lille
- Lyon
- Marseille
- Paris
- Rennes
- Toulouse
The Paris Métro network has around 300 stations and covers the vast majority of neighborhoods in the French capital. The system is operated by RATP, the state-owned transit authority of the Paris region.
Metro tickets and costs
check with your metro operator. You can buy your metro tickets from the station or, for certain regions, online.
In Paris, you can use your Navigo card to conveniently board the metro. Single tickets are valid for one journey, including all connections, of up to two hours. Navigo weekly and monthly passes are also available for commuters.
Metro in Marseille RTM –Marseille
Metro in Rennes
TRAM
Today, 26 French cities use tram networks for public transport.
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Avoid waiting in line at stations: buy your tickets from your phone!
You cannot buy tickets aboard the tram. Once on board, you must validate your ticket.
To pay for travel on trams, you need to make a check-in in a tram by single ticket, or by transport smart card, or by digital mobile ticket - QR code. If you do not have any of these, your payment bank card will help you. You can pay for travel by touching the payment card to the validator.
Three tramways cross the border into France from neighbouring countries, although in both cases the proportion of the system in France is quite small:
- Baselland Transport route 10 connects Leymen in Alsace with Basel in Switzerland.
- The Saarbahn connects Sarreguemines with Saarbrücken in Germany.
- The Transports publics genevois of Geneva operates tram line 17 to Annemasse. Further lines are planned to cross the Franco-Swiss border.
BUS
4,700 electric buses set to be driving around the Paris by 2025 as part of the Bus2025 project.
Bus timetables and maps in France
Larger cities like Paris and Lyon operate a night bus service.
In Paris, the Noctilien night bus operates seven days a week, with buses running from about 00:30 to 05:30.
In Lyon, the Plein Lune night buses can take you home from the city center between Thursday and Sunday, from 01:00 to 04:00.
Bus tickets and costs
You can buy tickets in advance at a machine at the bus stop, a local tobacconist (tabac), or onboard from the driver.
Prices of bus tickets differ across France, so it is best to check with your local operator to see how much your ticket will be. If you are buying a ticket directly from the bus driver, it is better to try and use the correct change if possible, although most drivers will have change at their disposal.
In Paris, passengers can purchase a Navigo card, a convenient pass that can be used to access transport on buses, metro, tram, and RER.
Navigo cards are available for purchase online or at RATP ticket offices. Discounts on Navigo cards are available for senior citizens, students, disabled persons, retired persons, and children under the age of 11.
Coach travel in France
there are several coach options, operated by BlaBlaCar Bus, Eurolines, and Flixbus.
PARIS
Looking at the map of public transport in Paris, it is appropriate to repeat that any purchased ticket is valid for any type of transport. Everything is very simple: look at the transport, get on it, check in, go.
With subscriptions for public transport in Paris - it is a little more complicated. But it depends only on you, i.e. on your choice. Subscriptions are different: for all types of transport or for some. Look and choose. There are 21 options of tickets and subscriptions. They operate in Paris and the surrounding area of the capital.
May be you might be interested in 28 more ticket options, which are operate throughout all France, and in Paris included, of course.
You can buy these tickets or season tickets at the stations in the machines, on the website, in the mobile application. If you do not use the application, then you need a smart card. All travel season tickets are loaded on the Startcard Navigo.
Ma Ligne - Trafic RATP Paris
RATP – Public transit operator for Paris and its surroundings
Ma Ligne app is a solution for navigating the maze of Parisian public transport with ease. If you regularly use the metro, RER or Transilien, this app will become your companion.
Paris Aeroport – website of Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly airports
Contactless credit card payment
on RoissyBus and OrlyBus
In addition to paying in cash, you can buy your tickets with a contactless payment bank card on board OrlyBus and RoissyBus!
Citymapper – a popular public transit app.
You can use the app to plan your journey, find timetables, and check for disruptions.
Île-de-France Mobilités
Réseau Express Régional (RER)
commuter trains, buses
LILLE
The network of public transportation in Lille
Lille is well-connected by rail to London, Brussels, and Amsterdam. It only takes one hour for a TGV to travel from Lille to Paris!
Lille's transportation network, operated by Ilévia, the public transport company of Métropole Européenne de Lille (MEL), provides a variety of options for travelers, including buses, metros, trams, taxis, and bicycles. Carpooling and car-sharing are also popular. Additionally, several companies, such as Segways, offer leisurely and enjoyable transportation options for sightseeing.
The metro in Lille
Lille's automatic metro system is divided into two lines:
- Line 1 (yellow) linking Villeneuve-d'Ascq (station 4 cantons - Stade Pierre Mauroy) to Lille's CHU-Eurasanté;
- Line 2 (red) links Lomme (Saint-Philibert station) to Tourcoing (CH Dron station).
The metro route passes through the districts of Bois-Blancs, Faubourg de Béthune, Fives, Centre-Ville, Lille-Sud, Quartier de Moulins, Saint Maurice-Pellevoisin, Vauban-Esquermes and Wazemmes, except for Vieux-Lille.
The Lille tramway
The tramway links Lille, Roubaix and Tourcoing. It passes through the Lille-France and Lille-Europe stations, Lille's two main train stations. The network also serves Croix, Marcq-en-Baroeul, La Madeleine, Wasquehal, Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Roubaix and Tourcoing. There are two lines:
- Tramway R, linking Roubaix Eurotéléport to Gare Lille-Flandres;
- T tramway, linking the center of Tourcoing to Gare Lille-Flandres.
The bus in Lille
Lille's comprehensive bus network spans 140 routes, serving nearly all districts of the city. The Citadine shuttle offers a convenient way to reach the city center after parking your car. Additionally, there's the Vieux-Lille shuttle, which stops upon passengers' request.
A single ticket (trajet intégré) costs about 2,09 €.
It is a 1-hour ticket and includes returns as well. A day ticket (pass 1 jour) costs about 4,64 €, and a 2-day ticket (pass 2 jour) 8,45 €. Included in those rates are the bus, metro, tramway and TER networks in the area of European Metropolis of Lille (MEL).
To buy a ticket for a bus, thé tramway or the métro, you can buy some at any métro or tram station.
Lille has a completely contactless system, making it easy to get around. It's called "Pass Pass", and gives you access to all public transport in Lille. Even regional express trains (TER) are included.
Railway links
The Lille Metropole area has a substantial network of TGV, Eurostar and Thalys trains for access to European capitals, from Lille Europe and Lille Flandres Railway Stations, located in the heart of the city of Lille (www.gare-sncf.com).
To travelling around the region, the Lille Metropole has a high speed train service that only exists in the Hauts-de-France Region. For ticket bookings, timetables and other information, visit: www.oui.sncf
Lille–Lesquin Airport
Lille–Lesquin Airport is located 15 minutes away from the Lille city centre, the business district and both railway stations.
A shuttle runs between the airport and the city centre:
- Travelling time: approximately 20 min
- One-way: 7€
- Way / Return: 9€
The airport serves nearly 50 French and international destinations.
More information on the airports, flights and the shuttle at: www.lille.aeroport.fr
The Hauts-de-France Region
Lille is the capital of the Hauts-de-France Region.
Pass Pass is an entirely contactless system enabling you to travel freely and with peace of mind throughout the Hauts-de-France region's public transport network. No more paper tickets that you only use once! Travel with your Pass card, it's both practical and environmentally friendly.
Pass Pass allows you to travel on the entire public transport network of the Lille Metropole, as well as in the Hauts-de-France region.
Pass Pass
With Pass Pass, you have access to :
- Metro service
- Bus service
- Tram service
- V'lille service
- At P+R
- Bike shelters
- To the CAR service operating on MEL territory
- At TER
The Hauts-de-France region offers 79 different types of travel cards and passes for all public transport. It is worth noting that any public transport is available by tickets and subscriptions. There are 8 types of transport in the region: all trains, metro, buses, trams, etc. The ticket price you choose, discounts are determined by your place of residence, age, social status, as well as the validity period of the pass and the territory of use. You can also choose a subscription for any one type of transport or for all of them at once.
The application ilévia
With the ilévia app of the transport network of the European Metropolis of Lille, discover a whole universe of services to simplify your daily journeys and guide you on the network.
Routes, timetables, traffic information find all the essential solutions.
STRASBOURG
Strasbourg, the capital of France's Grand Est region, is an important urban centre in the north-east.
The network of public transportation in Strasbourg
The Strasbourg tramway system, consisting of six lines (A to F) that connect the city centre and its outskirts, serves popular sites and neighbourhoods including Notre Dame Cathedral, Place Kléber, the Petite France district, Palais Rohan, the Ponts Couverts covered bridges and the European Quarter. The trams are accessible to visitors with disabilities. There are wheelchair ramps at all stops, audio announcements and other features.
There are two rapid transit bus lines (G and E) running through the city center, as well as about 30 lines running throughout the city, suburbs and beyond. Night bus routes are also available.
Tickets and fares:
Tram tickets can also be used on buses. The current price for a single ticket purchased at the station or from an authorised retailer is 1.80 EUR.
A ticket costs 2 EUR if purchased directly on the bus. One ticket is valid for a one-way journey, including a free transfer, for an hour and a half. The ticket must be validated at each transfer. 10 single contactless tickets (digital) currently cost 14.10 EUR, and an unlimited day pass (24 hours) costs 4.60 EUR. The day pass includes travel on the bus and the local TER train, including transfers on the airport shuttle.
Tickets for the tram, bus, intercity and local train (TER) lines in Strasbourg can be purchased:
- at most tram stops/stations, at Gare Centrale and at Strasbourg-Entzheim Airport. Tickets are also sold at tourist information offices, CTS agencies throughout the city and Tabacs (tobacco machines/convenience stores).
- download the CTS app to your phone and buy tickets via the app.
- Bus tickets can be purchased on the bus with cash or a debit card (Visa/Mastercard), but please note that they are slightly more expensive than when purchased in advance from machines or other authorised points of sale.
Be sure to validate your tram, bus or TER tickets/passes before each journey by tapping them on the digital readers provided. You can use them for 90 minutes after validation, and you are allowed to transfer between buses, trams, funiculars and metro lines as many times as you need during this period.
Be sure to validate your tram, bus or TER tickets/passes before each journey by tapping them on the digital readers provided. You can use them for 90 minutes after validation, and you are allowed to transfer between buses, trams, funiculars and metro lines as many times as you need during this period.
The CTS application
With the official application of the CTS (Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois) public transport network, discover a whole universe of services to simplify your trips on the bus and tram network of the Strasbourg metropolitan area.
The CTS application is the essential "all-in-one" tool for traveling in the Eurometropolis of Strasbourg.
SINGLE RIDE
Ticket valid for a single ride
Unit
2,50 € ticket sold on the bus
2.10 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
1.90 € ticket loaded on Badgéo, CTS App and topped up on contactless ticket
Per 2 (for one person)
3.80 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
3.60 € ticket loaded on Badgéo, CTS App and topped up on contactless ticket
Per 10 (for one person)
17.30 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
17.10 € ticket loaded on Badgéo, CTS App and topped up on contactless ticket
Per 30
47.50 € only on CTS app or on Badgéo.
SINGLE RIDE reduced fare
10 reduced fare tickets, each valid for a single ride with or without connection.
Only for children under age 12, large family card holders and seniors over age 65.
Per 10 (for one person)
15,40 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
15,20 € ticket loaded on Badgéo, CTS App and topped up on contactless ticket.
24 Hour SOLO (BUS -TRAM-COACH)Unlimited travel for 1 person within 24h after the first use for unlimited rides in "Eurometropole of Strasbourg".
4,60 €
24 Hour TRIO (BUS - TRAM - COACH)
Ticket valid for 2 to 3 people for unlimited rides in "Eurometropole of Strasbourg" during 24 hours after the first use.
10,40 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
10,20 € topped up on contactless ticket or on the CTS App
3 DAYS TICKET
Three-day ticket for one passenger, valid from the first day of validation for an unlimited number of trips in the Eurométropole of Strasbourg.
10,40 € on contactless ticket (1st purchase)
10,20 € topped up on contactless ticket or on the CTS App
ALSA+ EMS DAILY GROUP TICKET (BUS -TRAM - COACH - TER TRAIN)
Ticket valid from date and hour of purchase for one day on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays for a group of 2 to 5 people for unlimited rides on all the Bus-Tram-Coach-TER within the Eurometropole of Strasbourg and in direction of Kehl with tram D. Strasbourg-Kehl link in TER train excluded.
7,20 €
The BADGEO smart card opens the CTS network for you. You can load all your travel tickets onto it, whether single journeys or travelcards, so that they can follow you wherever you go
However you travel and at whatever frequency, start by applying for your BADGEO smart card.
Order your BADGEO card online with or without travel tickets: create your customer account here, sign in and go to “Order a Badgéo card”.
DOUZEPASS TICKET per 12
12 tickets for disabled or handicapped.
Ticket requires a disability card or a white stick card, a 75% double blue stripe disability card or red stripe disability card. Available only on Badgéo Solo card.
7,80 €
ALSA + 24H EMS Valid for 1 person during 24 hours from the time of purchase for an unlimited number of journeys in the Eurometropole of Strasbourg. Also valid on the regional train (TER), including to Strasbourg Airport. Only available with the first purchase on BSC.
4,60 €
LYON
The network of public transportation in Lyon
This includes:
- 4 metro lines (MA, B, C, D)
- 2 cable cars (F1, 2)
- 7 tram lines (T1-7)
- 26 high frequency bus lines (C1-26)
- More than 50 regular frequency bus lines (Bus 1, 2, 3, etc.)
Major lines schedules
Metro line A: trains every 4 minutes from 7AM to 9PM with service slowly reducing until the last metro between 12:00 and 12:20AM (between 1:40 and 1:58AM on Fridays and Saturdays)
Metro line B: Between 6AM and 10PM, trains every 3 minutes and the last train between 9:15 and 9:25PM on Mondays and Tuesdays, between 12:12AM and 12:18AM Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and between 1:50 and 1:55AM Fridays and Saturdays.
Metro line C: trains every 5-10 minutes between 7AM and 12AM, with the last train between 12:10 and 12:25AM weekdays and 1:48AM and 2:05AM on Fridays on Saturdays
Metro line D: trains every 3-5 minutes between 7AM and 12AM, the last train at 12:15 and 12:20AM on weekdays and 1:55 and 2AM on Fridays and Saturdays
Tram line 1: trams every 5-10 minutes with the last one between 12:26 and 12:35AM
Tram line 2: trams every 5-10 minutes with the last one between 11:50PM and 12:52AM
Buying tickets
Tickets can be bought using coins or a credit card at any metro station and at most tram stations. Tickets can also be purchased inside buses and trams (single trip only) using ApplePay or contactless cards. One ticket costs 2€ and can be used on all trams, buses, cable cars, and metro lines, however, there are several other available options:
- Pack of 10 tickets or pre-charged card with 10 tickets: 19€
- Pack of 10 tickets for under 26 and students 26-27: 16.30€
- Long duration ticket (2 hours to 72 hours): 3.50€ to 17€
- One day family ticket (2-5 people): 6.50€
- Pack of 10 family tickets (families with at least 3 children under 18): 14.10€
- Cable car ticket (valid for a round-trip itinerary on the same day): 3.50€
- 7-day pass: 22€
It is important to note that each ticket must be validated at the time of use. If you are using the same ticket for the metro and bus for example, you must validate the ticket to access the metro, and again when you board the bus.
Getting to and from the AirportGetting to and from the airport
Lyon's public transport network includes a tram from the airport and the center of Lyon, called Rhônexpress. The journey takes a maximum of 30 minutes, the schedule can be found here: https://www.rhonexpress.fr/en_GB/timetable
Tickets for Rhônexpress
There are several Rhônexpress ticket options, which can be found here.
- The easiest way to buy tickets is on the Rhônexpress website or via the Rhônexpress app (IOS and Android).
- Tickets can also be purchased at Rhônexpress stations in Lyon Part Dieu, Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie and Meyzieu Z.I., using credit cards and cash.
- Tickets can be purchased on board for an additional €4, using credit cards and cash.
With the TCL E-Ticket app, you can purchase and validate tickets directly from your smartphone.
Nice Côte d’Azur
The network of public transportation in Nice Côte d’Azur.
The Lignes d’Azur network offers:
- over 140 bus routes in the 51 towns and villages of the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolitan Area.
- the tramway in Nice :
– the N° 1 line provides a north/east connection via the city center by Avenue Jean Médecin and Place Masséna and allows you to travel 21 hours a day!
– the N° 2 line provides a west-east connection from the airport (or CADAM) to the city center (Jean Médecin station) ending at the Port of Nice
– the N° 3 line 3 provides a connection between the airport and Saint-Isidore via the Allianz Riviera Stadium
- A combined bus/tram ticket with many connection possibilities
- Various types of tickets for occasional travel: Multi 10 trips, 1-day pass, 7-day pass, Parcazur (round trip), TicketAzur
- 9 Parcazur park and ride lots allow you to park for free and reach the city center by streetcar Parcazur Park and Ride
Public transport smartcards
"Ma Carte"
This is a card for all users. It can be topped up at will, it is personal. It costs 2 euros. It can be used to buy and top up single tickets and season passes. If you lose it, Lignes d'Azur will reissue it with all the tickets you have purchased. Sold at sales offices, mobile agencies and the website. To be topped up at sales offices, mobile agencies, ticket machines, Lignes d'Azur points of sale, mobile applications and the website.
«La Carte»
This is a card for travelers. It can be topped up at will. It is anonymous. It costs 2 EUR. It can be used to buy and top up irregular tickets: Solo, Multi Voyages, Pass for one or more days.
Sold at sales offices, mobile agencies and the website. To be topped up at sales offices, mobile agencies, ticket machines, Lignes d'Azur points of sale, mobile applications and the website.
"Solo Secours"
This is an "emergency" card for travel on buses. You can use it if you have not downloaded the app on your smartphone or do not have a physical contactless card. This emergency card can be loaded at will, like "La Carte". It is anonymous and transferable. The cost for immediate issue is 4 euros: this is a total of 2 euros for the "Solo Secours" voucher + 2 euros for the reloadable card.
Only available on buses, and this is the only ticket available on buses.
The French Riviera Pass
- 24 hours - 28 EUR
- 48 hours - 40 EUR
- 72 hours - 59 EUR
With the Lignes d’Azur Tickets app you can buy and check your tickets. You can easily manage your monthly, weekly and daily subscriptions. You can create new subscriptions, renew existing ones and view details of your active subscriptions.
Provence-Alpes-Côte, also known as Région Sud , is administrative regions of France, located at the far southeastern point of the mainland.
Train, Tram, Bus, travel unlimited for 3, 7 or 14 days on the Alpes-Maritimes & Monaco networks!
Pass 3 days Pass 7 days Pass 14 days
35 EUR per person 50 EUR per person 80 EUR per person
Discover the benefits of this pass, which gives you unlimited travel for 3, 7 or 14 days on all the transport networks of your choice – train, tram and bus – in the Alpes-Maritimes and Monaco!
Benefits:
- An all-in-one pass for visiting the Côte d’Azur, Monaco and the Alpes-Maritimes (06)
- Unlimited access to trains, trams and buses in the Alpes-Maritimes department and Monaco
- Low fares, with a lower cost than buying more tickets or a hire car.
FERRY
Some Navigation Route
- Calais ( France) Dover ( England)
- Cherbourg ( France) Poole ( England)
- Cherbourg ( France) Portsmouth ( England)
- Dieppe ( France) Newhaven ( England)
- Dunkirk ( France) Dover ( England)
- Le Havre ( France) Portsmouth ( England)
- Ouistreham (Caen) ( France) Portsmouth ( England)
- Vasteland (Nica, Sete, Toulon,Civitavecchia, Livorno, Naples, Piombino, Savona) - Corsica ( Ajaccio, Bastia, Ile Rousse, Porto-Vecchio)
- Vasteland (Nica, Toulon, Livorno, Piombino) - Corsica (G.Aranci, Olbia, Porto Tores)
- Vasteland (Sete, Toulon) - Corsica ( Alcudia, Menorca)
This list of passenger ship companies is of companies that own and operate passenger ships, including cruise ships, cargo-passenger ships, and ferries (for passengers and automobiles).
- Brittany Ferries (BAI Bretagne Angleterre Irlande S.A.)
- Compagnie du Ponant
- Corsica Ferries
- LD Lines (Louis Dreyfus Group)
Stena Line routs with Eurail Pass and Global Pass
- Travel between Great Britain, Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Poland, and Latvia.
- Save a travel day on your Pass when traveling with Stena Line. This benefit can be used with a valid Pass even if your travel days are over.
- Get up to 30% discount valid on Economy, Flexi and Premium passenger fares for both 1st and 2nd class Pass holders.
- To make your travel more comfortable, you can add cabins, meals, vehicles, and other extras separately.
- Traverse the Irish sea, Baltic sea, or North Sea with stunning sea views from the sun deck or panoramic ferry windows.
