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Trains from Bruges to Paris

Travelling by train from Bruges to Paris is straightforward, involving a quick journey time of approximately two and a half hours and just one connection at Bruxelles-Midi. Services are operated by Thalys, with all trains leaving from Bruges Station and arriving at Paris Gare du Nord.

Which train companies travel from Bruges to Paris?

All trains from Bruges to Paris are operated by Thalys. Thalys is jointly owned by France and Belgium and provides high-speed intercity and international passenger train services. It has modern and comfortable rolling stock with onboard facilities that include WiFi access, toilets, luggage storage spaces, individual power outlets and bar-bistro catering.

How long is the train from Bruges to Paris?

The journey by train between the two cities of Bruges and Paris takes around two and a half hours. There are no direct routes; all departures involve a connection at Bruxelles-Midi with a transfer time between trains of just a few minutes.

How many trains are there from Bruges to Paris?

There are over 20 trains a day from Bruges to Paris from Monday to Friday with a slightly reduced service at the weekend. The first train leaves in the early morning. There are then up to three departures an hour until the mid evening.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Bruges to Paris?

Departure train station: All services to Paris from Bruges depart from Bruges Station, which is approximately 20 minutes' walk from the city's tourist attractions and hotels. It is also served by regional and suburban trains, local buses and taxis. As Bruges is a popular tourist destination, the station is one of the busiest in Belgium. Bruges Station has limited facilities but these include car parking, toilets and left luggage storage.

Arrival train station: All train services from Bruges to Paris arrive at Paris Gare du Nord. This large station has 36 platforms and is one of the busiest in the world. It is within walking distance of many of the city's tourist attractions. As well as local, regional, intercity and international trains, the station is served by a network of local and suburban buses and Metro trains. Facilities at the Paris Gare du Nord concourse include taxi ranks, car hire desks, car parking, WiFi access, toilets, ATMs, left luggage storage, cafes, restaurants and shops.