Amiens Station

Amiens station is a railway station in the Somme department, in Hauts-de-France. Close to Amiens city centre, the station is listed as a historic monument. It is recognised as "Accès Plus" for its facilities for people with reduced mobility. The platforms are reached via a covered footbridge, an underground passage and two lifts.

How do I get to Amiens station?

Amiens station is very well integrated into the city's public transport network, Ametis: many buses run there, as well as school lines, on-demand transport lines and several shuttles. Outside, you can use the car parks and bicycle parks.

What are the main destinations from Amiens station?

A large number of TER Hauts-de-France trains run here all year round. Thanks to TER Hauts-de-France, the station offers a wide choice of connections for travellers in northern France, including Paris, Creil, Abbeville, Arras, Saint-Quentin, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Douai, Compiègne and Rouen. From the station, Paris is 1 hour 40 minutes away, Arras 50 minutes, Lille 1 hour 15 minutes and Calais around two hours. TER-GV (high-speed regional express) trains on the "Krono+ GV" lines also run to Arras, Lille and Dunkirk.