Valenciennes Station

Remarkable for its Flemish architecture and modern surroundings, Valenciennes station is as easy for passengers to reach as it is pleasant to spend time in. Inside, Valenciennes station has several essential amenities to make travel easier for users, including a tourist office, a lost property service and free Wi-Fi. As soon as they step off the train, passengers can easily set off to visit the city known as the "Athens of the North", or head to their next stop. Around the station, sights such as the Place d'Armes and the Basilica of Notre-Dame du Saint-Cordon are easily reached in less than 10 minutes on foot.

Getting to Valenciennes station

Tram lines T1 and T2 of the Transvilles network, as well as various bus lines, provide quick access to the station from several key points in the city.

Main destinations from Valenciennes station

The oldest station in the region, Valenciennes station is served by TER trains to many northern towns such as Lille, Cambrai, Maubeuge and Charleville-Mézières. TGV INOUI trains take you to Paris, Arras or Douai: from Valenciennes to Arras or Douai, you travel on a TGV INOUI but at TER fares.

Finally, Valenciennes is linked to more than ten cities by the Flixbus company. The bus station is a stone's throw from the railway station.