Trouville - Deauville Station

Trouville - Deauville station is located in the Calvados department, in Normandy. Shared by the towns of Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer, it is located in the centre of Deauville. It offers various regional destinations, with trains running towards Paris.

The station stands out for its characteristic Norman-style architecture. It is U-shaped, with a semi-cylindrical hall equipped with modern facilities. The station has been listed as a historic monument since 2010 for its elegant sheltered platforms and its frescoes by Louis Houpin. Open every day, its passenger building offers several services for users, including a newsagent, a photo booth for ID photos, free Wi-Fi and toilets with a baby-changing area.

How do I get to Trouville - Deauville station?

The station is well integrated with local transport. It is served by coaches on the Calvados interurban network. The Nomad Car Calvados network also has a stop here. A bicycle park and a car park are located near the station.

What are the main destinations from Trouville - Deauville station?

Trouville - Deauville station is served only by Train Nomad (TER Normandie) trains. It offers two main routes: you can take Train Nomad (TER Normandie) regional trains to Paris or to Lisieux. The first journey, to Paris-Saint-Lazare, takes just over 2 hours via Pont-L'Évêque, Lisieux, Bernay and Évreux. The journey between the station and Lisieux takes around 30 minutes, via Pont-L'Évêque and Le Grand Jardin station.