Calais Station

Calais station is a railway station located in the Hauts-de-France region. It is the city's most important station, a few hundred metres from its historic centre. It handles nearly 1.2 million passengers a year.

The site has a fully equipped passenger building open every day. Classified "Accès Plus", the station has facilities and services that make it easier to welcome people with reduced mobility. A covered footbridge provides access to the platforms.

How do I get to Calais-Ville station?

The station has the advantage of being part of a very well-served transport interchange. You can get there by bus on the Imag'in network. The Balad'in shuttle, which links the city centre to the port of Calais, also stops at the station. You can also use a bicycle park, a secure shelter for two-wheelers and a large car park.

What are the main destinations from Calais-Ville station?

Calais station offers passengers plenty of choice. You can take the TGV INOUI to Paris via Lille and Arras. The journey to the capital takes around 2 hours, and the connection to Lille just 40 minutes. TER Hauts-de-France trains serve many destinations, including towns such as Amiens, Étaples, Boulogne, Hazebrouck and Dunkirk. TER Hauts-de-France trains also link Calais-Ville station to Paris Gare du Nord.