Rouen Rive Droite Station

Rouen Rive Droite station is a railway station on the right bank of the Seine. Located near Rouen city centre, it provides many connections, notably to Normandy and Paris. With nearly 7 million passengers a year, it is the busiest station in Normandy.

Rouen station is recognisable by its Art Nouveau style and its 37-metre-high belfry. Its vast space, listed as a historic monument since 1928, houses a passenger building with ticket offices and ticket machines, a reception desk with a lost property service, paid toilets, various waiting areas with free Wi-Fi and a freely accessible piano. The "Accès Plus" service is available for people with reduced mobility. There are several shops, including a food shop.

Getting to Rouen Rive Droite station

Rouen Rive Droite station is very well served by the Astuce network, which brings together public transport in the Rouen metropolitan area. Tram line M stops at "Gare-Rue-Verte", while several bus lines provide easy access to the station.

Main destinations from Rouen Rive Droite station

From Rouen Rive Droite station, Train Nomad (TER Normandie) offers various destinations, mainly in Normandy, such as Dieppe, Yvetot, Caen and Le Havre. TER trains also serve cities in Île-de-France and Hauts-de-France, such as Paris, Amiens and Lille.

Rouen Rive Droite station is also served by the TGV INOUI between Le Havre and Marseille-Saint-Charles.

Finally, the Astuce network offers connections with the bus station, 15 minutes' walk away, where you can take various NOMAD Car lines and even Flixbus and BlaBlaCar Bus coaches.