Saint-Omer Station

Saint-Omer station is a railway station in the Pas-de-Calais, in the Hauts-de-France region. Used for regional connections, it stands out for the beauty of its main building, built in 1904 in a neoclassical style inspired by 17th-century châteaux.

Listed as a historic monument since 2010, the station's passenger building underwent a complete refurbishment in 2019. Since then it has been used as a digital third place and coworking space. The site offers "Accès Plus" services for people with reduced mobility.

How do I get to Saint-Omer station?

Saint-Omer station is served by many lines on the Mouvéo urban network, giving it excellent intermodality. Two coach services also run there, with various lines of the Arc-en-Ciel and Oscar networks. In front of the station, a bicycle park and a car park are available to the public.

What are the main destinations from Saint-Omer station?

TER Hauts-de-France offers many journeys every day on 3 main routes: from Lille-Flandres, Arras and Hazebrouck, all terminating at Calais-Ville station. Passengers can travel from Saint-Omer to various towns in the region, including Bailleul, Armentières, Watten and Audruicq. Saint-Omer is around 30 minutes from Calais and 45 minutes from Lille.