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Travel with TER Grand Est fluo

TER Grand Est is the regional transporter for the Grand Est region

  • Low prices with Fluo Grand Est
  • Refundable up to D-1
  • A dedicated bike area on board
  • Sustainable mobility
  • All services

Let’s go with TER Fluo

Worth knowing

TER Fluo offers discounted train tickets  all year round to holders of a Fluo card or pass. Find the option that suits you best and enjoy the benefits !

TER Fluo carries nearly 185,000 passengers every day and serves 361 stations throughout the Grand Est region, from Troyes to Strasbourg via Verdun, Metz, Nancy, Mulhouse or Luxembourg. 

Explore this beautiful eastern region every day and at low prices! 

Not sure about your travel plans? TER Fluo tickets are refundable up to one day before departure. Convenient if something comes up!

'How to benefit from regional offers on SNCF Connect

  1. 1 Book your tickets

    Head to the SNCF Connect website or mobile app.

  2. 2 Access your journey

    Use the e-ticket option in the SNCF Connect app

  3. 3 Board your TER

    With your ticket and any required documents

TER Fluo in brief

TER Grand Est fluo

  • Low prices with Fluo Grand Est

    With the P'tits Prix TER Fluo, travel throughout the Grand Est region, every day, for as little as €4!

  • Refundable up to D-1

    TER Grand-Est tickets are refundable up to the day before your trip (excluding special fares such as the Ptits prix TER Fluo)

  • A dedicated bike area on board

    Your bike is allowed on board, put in the dedicated areas, subject to availability, and must not hinder on-board movement. Bikes are not allowed on certain TER trains between Strasbourg and Basel. It is subject to mandatory reservation on TER Fluo trains on lines connected to Paris.

  • Sustainable mobility

    Reduce your CO2 emissions compared to traveling by car with TER FLUO

Got questions about TER Fluo?

Since April 2019,  TER Grand Est  has been renamed  TER FLUO. It now includes not only all regional trains but also coach lines from the former TER network and departmental networks.