Train Lyon - Lille

At about 3 hrs from Lyon with the high-speed TGV train, Lille can be easily accessed. Administrative centre of Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Lille is at the border between France and Belgium. Keep an eye out for L'Opera that puts on shows at different times of the year. The city's Palais des Beaux Arts and Musee d'Art Moderne are must-sees! Make sure not to miss the Place Rihour, La Grand Garde or the Grande Place during your stay. The Euralille, the Citadel and the Old Stock Exchange are architectural buildings that will catch your attention. Lille has also remarkable cathedrals and churches, such as Eglise Saint-Andre, Eglise Sainte-Catherine or Eglise Saint-Maurice. And why not stroll in the street markets such as La Grande Braderie de Lille. There is something so captivating about the Musee des Beaux Arts, Le Musee des canonniers sedentaires de Lille or Le Musee de la Maison Natale de Charles de Gaulle that it would be a shame to miss out on any of them. If you are seeking out an activity that is fun for the whole family, few are better or more educational than parks such as the Parc d'attraction Taho&Lina.

Travel to Lille by train. From Lyon Part Dieu station, you will reach directly Lille Europe. European railway stations are usually well situated: they are in or very close to city centres. Seat reservation is automatically included, with various seating options available, for example window seats or table-for-four. We remind you that all French TGV trains are non-smoking. Depending on your budget, in some cases, you can get flexible or semi-flexible tickets that will allow you to exchange your tickets or ask for a refund if you cannot make the trip.