Travel with TER Hauts-de-France
TER Hauts-de-France is the regional transporter for the Hauts-de-France region
- Subscriptions for everyone
- A free dedicated bike area
- Sustainable mobility
- Youth fare 4-18 years of age
- All services
Let’s go with TER Hauts-de-France
Let’s go with TER Hauts-de-France
Worth knowing
Formerly TER Picardie and TER Nord‑Pas de Calais, TER Hauts‑de‑France serves 349 stations every day with high-frequency services. Last-minute change of plans? Miss your train? Your TER Hauts‑de‑France ticket is valid all day on the route shown on your travel document.
Derived from the merger of TER Nord‑Pas de Calais and TER Picardie, TER Hauts‑de‑France has served 349 northern stations since 2017, including the region’s main hubs: Lille, Beauvais, Amiens, Dunkerque and Valenciennes.
Travel affordably while respecting the environment. Several types of lines run daily at high frequency:
- Krono +: TERGV (high‑speed regional) lines such as Lille–Calais, Lille–Dunkerque or Lille–Arras.
- Krono: direct or semi‑direct TERs between major regional cities, including Paris–Lille, Beauvais–Paris or Arras–Lens.
- Citi: TER omnibus services around major cities like Lille–Valenciennes, Paris–Amiens or Lille–Lens.
- Proxi: TER omnibus in less served areas such as Béthune–Lens, Lille–Tournai or Beauvais–Creil.
There are also seasonal lines, including those to coastal destinations.
To find low-cost tickets, please perform a search directly on SNCF Connect.