Meuse TGV Station

Meuse TGV station is a railway station in the Meuse department, in the municipality of Les Trois-Domaines, not far from the towns of Bar-le-Duc and Verdun.

The station is unusual in having been built with local timber, giving it a distinctive architectural style reminiscent of the villages of eastern France.

Getting to Meuse TGV station

Meuse TGV station is around 25 kilometres from Verdun and 30 kilometres from Bar-le-Duc. To get there, you can use TGV shuttles. Fluo Grand Est line 55 coaches provide fast connections to and from Bar-le-Duc, Verdun and Commercy, timed to match the trains. A car and motorbike car park with a drop-off area is available in front of the building.

Main destinations from Meuse TGV station

Meuse TGV station is a transport site managed by SNCF all year round.

The station offers many journeys on French high-speed lines. It is one of the stops on the TGV INOUI lines linking Paris to Nancy, Metz, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, Remiremont and Strasbourg. It is also served by TGV INOUI trains from Strasbourg to Bordeaux, from Strasbourg to Rennes and from Strasbourg to Brussels via Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle 2 TGV station. The station is designed to provide many connections every day, with three daily return services to Paris and Nancy and two to Strasbourg, among others. Connections to Paris-Est station take around one hour and to Strasbourg 1 hour 10 minutes. TGV journeys to Metz and Nancy take 30 and 40 minutes.