Nancy Station

Nancy station (also known as Nancy-Ville station) is one of the most important railway stations in eastern France. Located not far from Nancy city centre, it welcomes more than 8 million passengers a year, with many destinations served. The station is made up of three large buildings with the Thiers, Saint-Léon and République halls. Many services are available, with takeaway counters, a restaurant and various shops. Thanks to its prime location, the station lets you discover the city's historic centre in a few minutes, in particular Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Getting to Nancy station

The station is easy to reach by tram or bus. Line T1 has a stop next to "Nancy Gare" station. Many lines on the STAN urban bus network stop at the station. There is also a bus connection to Metz-Nancy-Lorraine airport.

Main connections from Nancy station

Many TER trains run from Nancy station to towns such as Metz, Épinal, Thionville, Lunéville and Bar-le-Duc. TGV INOUI trains also run to Paris (allow 1 hour 30 minutes), as well as to Nice (via Strasbourg, Lyon and Marseille, among others).

The bus station is next to the SNCF station. From here you can take coaches to various towns in the region and across France.