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Cheapest bus connections from Amsterdam to Paris

Every day, 75 buses from 2 bus companies leave Amsterdam for Paris: in the table below, you will find the cheapest prices for a bus ticket for this route, starting from 04/13/2024 and for the following days.

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Book the ticket from Amsterdam to Paris in advance! The earlier you book, the cheaper usually the price is. Also, you will be sure to have a place on the bus from Amsterdam to Paris, compared instead if you buy it at the last moment, or directly at the station.

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It will take 10 hrs 40 mins to reach from Amsterdam to Paris. The earliest departure from Amsterdam is at 4:50 AM. And the last bus is at 11:58 PM. The price for one bus ticket starts from EUR 16.98.

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You can find coach tickets starting at just £17.99, with an average price of £51.99.

Yes, if you are a holder of the National Entitlement Card (NEC), you are entitled to free travel on FlixBus services operating within Scotland. This includes routes between Aberdeen, Dundee, Dunfermline, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Stirling. The NEC scheme is for Scottish residents who are aged 60 and over, individuals with a disability, and young people under 22, including eligible Young Scot cardholders. Our services run multiple times a day, providing a convenient and cost-effective way for eligible NEC cardholders to travel across these cities. You can find more information here .

Booking bus tickets between Paris and Amsterdam with FlixBus is quick and easy. Simply navigate to the FlixBus website and choose your trip in just three clicks. To find cheap coach tickets, you need to select your city & station of departure and destination, the dates of outgoing & return trips and the number of passengers. The search function will then show you coach trips at the best price, enabling you to reserve your seats and add the trip to your cart before paying for your booking.

Passengers travelling from Amsterdam to Paris are permitted to bring one piece of checked luggage (50x80x30 cm, up to 20 kg) and one hand luggage (30x42x18 cm, up to 7 kg) at no cost. For additional or special luggage, refer to this page . You can bring your bike with FlixBus, subject to availability. Check here for bike prices .

Child ticket prices for the Amsterdam to Paris route vary based on age and the timing of the booking. Those under 15 get a markdown from the regular adult rate. At the time of booking, we sift through all discounts to offer you the most cost-effective rate. Should a discount surpass the child fare, that will be the rate charged. Kindly go through our child travel guidelines . Prams and foldable pushchairs, given they don't exceed a combined size of 240 cm (94.5 inches), can be stored in the luggage area at no extra charge.

Every FlixBus service between Amsterdam and Paris is designed to cater to passengers with mobility constraints. Our commitment is to make journeys as accessible and comfy as feasible for those with mobility challenges or disabilities. All trips between Amsterdam and Paris welcome service animals. We accommodate wheelchairs, folding wheelchairs, and other mobility aids at no extra charge.

The first FlixBus service from Amsterdam to Paris is at 03:15.

The day's last FlixBus departure from Amsterdam to Paris is set for 20:50.

In Amsterdam, there are 6 coach stops, namely Amsterdam Amstel, Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena, Amsterdam Sloterdijk, Amsterdam Central Station (train), Amsterdam Central Station (Bus stop H), Amsterdam Central Station (De Ruijterkade). As for Paris, it boasts 11 stops: Paris (Pont de Sèvres), Paris - Champigny-sur-Marne, Paris (Porte de Saint Ouen) - Hotel F1, Paris (Porte de la Villette), Paris (Tolbiac), Paris Pont de Levallois, Paris - Massy-Palaiseau (Bus Station Vilmorin), Paris (Saint-Denis University), Paris (Bercy Seine), Paris La Défense (Terminal Jules Verne), Paris Charles de Gaulle (Central Bus Station).. You can locate the FlixBus stops on the embedded map on this page.

There's no requirement for a printed ticket for your journey between Amsterdam and Paris. After completing your online booking, you'll receive an email containing a PDF with a QR code, which serves as your digital ticket. If you booked via the FlixBus App, your ticket will be saved there. Just present this digital QR code to the driver upon boarding.

Find the cheapest coaches from Amsterdam to Paris

It couldn’t be easier to book cheap coach tickets from Amsterdam to Paris with FlixBus - and when you book coach tickets in advance , you can save money too! FlixBus operates in 38 countries, connecting 5000 destinations. Looking for coach tickets from Amsterdam to Paris? Ticket prices start as little as £17.99 , with an average price of £51.99. To get the cheapest coach tickets, book online in advance and avoid busy times like weekends or bank holidays. The distance between Amsterdam and Paris is 313 miles , which takes approximately 6 hours 25 minutes with our fastest trips. Make travelling even easier with the FlixBus app . All your information will be saved for the next time you travel, ensuring you always benefit from cheap coach tickets for the journeys you love.

Travelling from Amsterdam to Paris

No matter whether you want to travel by coach first thing in the morning or late at night, you’ll find a journey to suit you with 18 rides between Amsterdam and Paris. The first coach service is at 03:15 with the last coach leaving at 20:50 . You can get bus tickets for just £17.99 . What’s more, our booking process is straightforward, and we offer a generous luggage allowance as well as many onboard amenities. Just relax and enjoy the journey with free Wi-Fi and plenty of legroom . FlixBus coaches are also a great choice for environmentally-conscious travellers . We’re working towards being 100% carbon neutral and offer all travellers the opportunity to offset their carbon emissions when booking their tickets. Simply select the “CO2 compensation" box when paying for your coach travel online.

Taking the coach from Amsterdam and arriving in Paris

Ready for your journey from Amsterdam? Amsterdam is a transport hub with 6 stations and excellent coach connections, with buses to 189 destinations across the country and beyond. No matter which is your departure station in Amsterdam, you can find plenty of information on our website. First time travelling to Paris? Here’s all you need to know. Paris is one of the best-connected cities, so you won’t be short on bus route choices for how to get here. 11 is the number of bus stations FlixBus has in Paris, connecting 379 cities. Never miss a beat as you sample the sights and culture synonymous with this famous city on your coach holiday. Now it’s time to hop aboard FlixBus and explore!

What to expect onboard the FlixBus bus from Amsterdam to Paris

Travelling from Amsterdam to Paris is quick, clean and comfortable - and it couldn’t be easier to book coach tickets with us. You can book online via the website, on our app, in person at a FlixShop or using Google Assistant. We accept card payments as well as PayPal, Google Pay and Apple Pay, but there are many more payment options that you can choose from. The easiest way to book your coach tickets is using our app . You’ll be able to make your booking within seconds, and there’s no need to print and carry the ticket with you, as you’ll have the e-ticket on your phone. Want to sit next to your family or friends? Or do you want to keep the space beside you free? Need a table to get on with some work whilst travelling? You can reserve a seat when you book on the app or website, with the option to choose from a variety of seat options including a table seat, panorama seat or extra seat. Once you’re settled in your seat, you can sit back and relax with plenty of onboard hospitality services to help you make the most of your trip. Most of our buses have onboard coach Wi-Fi so you can catch up on your favourite shows or check your e-mails. We’ve also got toilets on board, as well as power sockets. What’s more, you get a generous hold luggage allowance when you travel with FlixBus, with one carry-on bag and one checked bag enabling you to bring everything you need for your trip.

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We were terribly disappointed with the location of most of our hotels on our recent trip. We were outside of the city listed on the original itinerary and would have to make special arrangements to reach tourist areas of interest or even restaurants. Often we arrived after shops and restaurants were closed. We were very unhappy with this and would discourage others from taking this tour.

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This is my second tour with Europamundo. The first was not all that great, but I was partially to blame so I decided to give them another shot. This tour includes stops at locations that are in line with what one would expect to see in the cities included. The transportation is decent and comfortable. Another family and I were asked if we would mind going on a different tour bus because of seating space. Once on the bus it was conducted entirely in Spanish and we had to remind the guide that there were English speakers on board. The city tours provide a lot of information and scenic memories. Make a note that it says on the last day the end of services is after breakfast. Actually, after the city tour in Paris the day before the end of the tour you will get dropped off by the L'ouvre under the premise of a "free day" and you are on your own to get back to your hotel. The accommodations are about a 7.5/10. In Amsterdam I was at the Radisson Blu. It was a nice full service hotel. Daily breakfast was good. Room was comfortable and clean. However, it is not located by anything but warehouse/industrial buildings. However, in Paris We stayed at the Residhome Aparthome in Nanterre. The location is great!!! Lots of restaurants and buzzing college town. However the accommodations were horrid. Specifically my room #209 had old peeling furniture and mildew on the roof and doorways. I took pics and will upload. The staff were French speaking only. Overall, the tour is good. Saw lots of sights and made lifetime memories. Europamundo needs to do a little more fine tuning to be sure the tours run a little more smoothly. I will say I would consider doing another tour with them. Considering the price the value matches what was paid.

Martina was an excellent tour guide and Florin was a great driver! I always knew what we were doing, time and place to meet. Felt safe in the bus, he was an excellent and safe driver! The tour was fun and we saw some beautiful and wonderful places. The only place I wasn't too fond of was the place in Germany we stayed at. Other than that all the accommodations ere great!

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From Amsterdam to Paris: the best ways to get there

Many roads lead to…Paris? 🇫🇷

Listen, if there are two cities competing for the title of the most beautiful metropolis in Europe it probably comes down to an epic battle between Paris and Amsterdam.

Luckily, we don’t have to pick sides and can enjoy Amsterdam’s wholesome gezelligheid and Paris’ majestic grandeur all in one weekend! 

The French capital is just a stone’s throw away from Amsterdam and can be reached by train, bus, plane, or car. Here’s how. 👇 

🚂 Getting the train from Amsterdam to Paris

Bridging the distance between the Dutch and French capital by train is probably the easiest, fastest, and most comfortable way to get from A to B (or P, in this case). 

Thalys: the fastest train from the Netherlands to Paris

In part, the convenience of travelling by train is due to the popular French-Belgian railway operator Thalys can get you back and forth in a mere 3h20 minutes! No stop-overs, free wifi, and comfortable seats included. 

The downside? If booked last minute, tickets can get seriously expensive. Prices can creep up to €150 should you get the urge to see the Eiffel Tower only a couple of days before departure.

However, you’re in luck! If you want to plan a romantic getaway to Paris for the summer right now, there are special deals that’ll get you tickets for a really decent price.

Currently, rates for August and July are between €30 to €40 per one-way ticket. 

🛫 Departure : Station Amsterdam Centraal 

🛬 Arrival : Paris Gare du Nord

⏰ Duration : 3h20 

💶 Price : €30 to €150

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Should the Thalys be sold out or prices are too high, you can always opt for a little detour over the Belgium capital Brussels. (You just need to make sure not to spend all the money on Belgium chocolates and waffles during your stop-over.)

The IC Brussels will bring you from Amsterdam to Brussels-Midi station (Bruxelles Midi) in about 2h50. You see, this will take longer than taking the Thalys, but prices range comfortably between €20 to a maximum of €50. 

From there, you can take either a bus or another train to Paris. Flixbus provides a bus that runs for about 4 hours and can be booked for anything between €10 to €30. 

There’s also the option to take a Thalys between Brussels-Midi and Paris that will have you munching on a French croissant in just 1h22. However, tickets from Belgium to France are quite expensive and you’ll have to relieve your wallet of sums in the €35 to €120 range. 

🛬 Arrival : Brussels-Midi to Gare du Nord (by train) or Gare Routière Bercy-Seine (by bus)

⏰ Duration : 4h to 8h

💶 Price : €35 to €170

Our conclusion: if you gotta take a train from Amsterdam to Paris, your best option is to take the direct connection with the Thalys. 

And if there really is no space in the train carriage or your budget is running low, accept the extra time it will cost you and choose the IC Brussels and the additional bus journey from Brussels-Midi to Paris Bercy-Seine. 

Top tip: Le Train Bleu

Now that we’re on the topic of trains, international train travelling has a romantic touch to it and nowhere do you find this nostalgic feeling more than at the mesmerising restaurant Le Train Bleu.

Right on top of Gare du Lyon, you’ll find this classy restaurant that’s made of the stuff your Parisian dreams are made of : high ceilings, spectacular paintings, chandeliers, top-notch service and, of course, some of the best food in Paris.

The breaded veal with mac and cheese (trust me, it’s done with taste) was delish and by any means order the lamb — they cut the lambchop right next to your table. Oh, another thing that turns your evening here into a Parisian night you’ll never forget? A singing waiter! While it might be campy sometimes, this place definitely gets away with it.

Any downsides? Sure. Le Train Bleu is popular and often fully booked, and it’s not a cheap eat either — but you’ve guessed that by now I reckon.

🚎 Taking the bus from Amsterdam to Paris

Travelling by bus is probably the cheapest and, at the same time, the most uncomfortable way to get from Amsterdam to Paris.

However, if you’re up for a little adventure or you’re on a tight budget — this might be the way to go. 

There are two bus operators, in particular, you should keep an eye out for. 

Flixbus: the most comfortable bus from Amsterdam to Paris

Flixbus runs buses between Amsterdam and Paris several times a day as well as during the night. 

While one-way takes up to 6 to 9 hours because of frequent stops, rates are usually very cheap. Tickets for day rides cost between €18 to €40. Night rides are a bit more expensive and cost between €50 to €80.

On these rides, plugs, free wifi, and toilet stops are generally included. 

🛫 Departure : Amsterdam Bijlmer Station, Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station

🛬 Arrival : Gare Routière Bercy-Seine

⏰ Duration : 6h to 9h

💶 Price : €18 to €80

BlaBlaCar bus: the cheapest bus from Amsterdam to Paris

Another bus operator is BlaBlaCar. (Yes, sounds funny, but we did not make it up.) The main difference to Flixbus is that they run bus rides at even cheaper prices — but also shittier (excuse our French, we, of course, mean…, less comfortable) service.

A one-way ticket from Amsterdam to Paris costs between €13 to €35. The same goes for night rides. 

However, wifi and plugs are not always available on these rides! Make sure to read the journey details carefully before booking your cheap-for-a-reason ticket.

🛫 Departure : Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station, Amstel Station 

💶 Price : €18 to €40

🚗 Driving the car from Amsterdam to Paris

Not willing to rely on anyone else’s driving abilities to get you to the city of lights and love? You can always take things into your own hands and drive there by car.

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A car journey from Amsterdam to Paris takes about 6 hours if you don’t run into any traffic jams. Chances are, however, that you will. So, in reality you’re looking to drive for about 8 hours or more. 

Even if you make it to the city without major interruptions, Paris’ road system is majorly overburdened. The autorink is always heavily congested and it will take you a while to get into the city.

Once you’ve made it inside, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. For one, you’re looking at a speed limit of 30 km/h to 50 km/h in all urban areas. 

Secondly, where the heck do you park your car in Paris?

Parking in Paris

If you want to safely park your car in Paris you have two options: parking it on the street or parking it in an underground car park.

Either way, it’ll cost you — only 2,5% of all parking spaces in the city are free of charge. 🥲

Parking on the street in Paris

For street parking, Paris is divided in two tariff zones. If you’re looking for a parking spot in the 1st to the 11th arrondissement (district), you’ll pay €6/h. In the 12th to the 20th arrondissement, you’ll pay €4/h. 

Wherever you park your car, parking on the street is limited to a two-hour maximum. 

Good to know : Parking on the street in Paris is free every weekday from 9 PM to 8 PM and all of Sunday. 

Parking in a Paris carpark

Just in case you don’t want to move your car around every two hours, you should opt for the many car parks scattered around the city.

This tool can help you find a carpark near you and also give an indication of the hourly rates. In general, you’re looking to pay anything between €4 to €7.

In some parking facilities, you can also request prices for longer-term parking if you want to stay for a week or even a month.  

✈️ Taking the plane from Amsterdam to Paris

Last but not least, you can also head to Schiphol airport and see which plane will take you to Paris in less than 2 hours!

Obviously, we don’t recommend taking any short-distance flights if not absolutely necessary. Sure, it’s convenient but climate change is real and a healthy planet is worth accepting more than just a little discomfort. 🌎 (An 8-hour bus ride over a flooded Amsterdam anytime, please!) 

Should you, however, still prefer to take the plane then here are the airlines that’ll take you from Amsterdam to Paris in no time.

Flying to Charles de Gaulle Airport

Two airlines are flying to the Charles de Gaulle Airport from Schiphol Airport: KLM and Air France. 

Both operators price their flights on the higher end of the spectrum. A one-way ticket will cost around €50 to €150 depending on how far in advance you manage to book your flight. 

On the upside, the journey takes a mere 1h15 to 1h30! But keep in mind that the check-in, passing the security check, boarding and the baggage drop-off will add at least an hour or two to the experience. 

🛫 Departure : Schiphol airport

🛬 Arrival : Charles de Gaulle Airport

⏰ Duration : 1h15 to 1h30

💶 Price : €50 to €150 

Flying to Paris-Orly Airport

You can also head for the airport Paris-Orly with Transavia airlines, which is a little cheaper than aiming for the more popular Charles de Gaulle airport. 

Rates are between €45 to €70 and the trip also only takes a maximum of 1h30 from Schiphol airport. 

🛬 Arrival : Paris-Orly airport

💶 Price : €45 to €70 

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Flixbus is a European bus operator that offers intercity and bus travel in over 38 countries. Known for their easy-to-spot lime green buses and for offering affordable transportation between cities in Europe and the Americas, Flixbus is a good option for those looking for an affordable, reliable bus company. In their buses, you'll find free WiFi, bathrooms, and power outlets. You can also pay extra to choose your seat and get extra legroom, or even buy a snack or drink onboard directly from the driver. You can reschedule your ticket for a small fee, which varies from $1 to $5, depending on how close you are to the departure date.

Customers have expressed dissatisfaction with the service, mentioning issues such as buses not being luxurious enough for the price and rude behavior from drivers. However, there are also positive reviews praising good staff and comfortable travel experiences.

BlaBlaBus Paris Amsterdam recent customer reviews

Loved the space of the seats, plenty of room. Actually had charging ports and recliner chairs. We got allocated seats number 9A and 9B, however when getting on the bus there was no seats 9 at all. Only 8 then 10. The bathroom was the most revolting space I've ever been in, I physically vomited in my mouth from the stench, there was also no toilet paper. We only had 2 stops in the 8 hour trip so the toilet on board was necessary.

The driver of the bus was very rude with the passengers. The bus arrived at the gate on time but the driver spent almost 15 mins without opening the doors and chatting with one of other person inside the bus. All the passengers were made to wait for the the driver to open the door. Upon asking for this behaviour, the driver behaved very rudely with one of the passengers and did not allow him to board the bus. This kind of attitude towards the customers is deplorable.

Horrible customer service. The driver pocketed money from us and they rescheduled our bus without informing us till after our departure time

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From cheap bus tickets to more luxurious buses traveling from Paris to Amsterdam, we offer a wide range of bus services to best suit your needs depending on how much your budget is.

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Where are the popular bus stations and stops in paris and amsterdam.

7 Rue Thierry le Luron, 92300 Levallois-Perret, France

21 Avenue Carnot, 91300 Massy, France

68 Boulevards des Maréchaux, 75012 Paris, France

4 Rue Guynemer, 93200 Saint-Denis, France

Terminal Jules Verne, 1 Rond point de la Défense , 92400 Courbevoie France

Radarweg 1043, 1043 Amsterdam, Netherlands

Hoogoorddreef 54, 1101 BE Amsterdam-Zuidoost, Netherlands

Stationsplein 3, 1115 BZ Duivendrecht, Netherlands

Prins Hendrikkade 4, 1012 TM Amsterdam, Netherlands

Amsterdam, Leidseplein, 1054 ET Amsterdam, Netherlands

Frequently asked questions for your trip Paris - Amsterdam

How do i get from paris to amsterdam without flying.

Both buses and trains are available for traveling between these two cities. The two options are easy and eco-friendly ways to reach Amsterdam. Another option you should consider is using carpooling services, which allow you to share a car ride with other travelers.

How long is the bus ride from Paris to Amsterdam?

Traveling from Paris to Amsterdam takes about 7h 50m on average, but you can get there in as little as 5h 45m with the quickest bus. This is the time it takes to travel the 268 miles (431 km) that separate the two cities.

How far is Paris from Amsterdam?

Paris and Amsterdam are 268 miles (431 km) apart.

How many buses travel between Paris and Amsterdam daily?

About 45 buses travel this route daily, provided by FlixBus and BlaBlaBus. Depending on the day of the week, the number of buses available from Paris to Amsterdam may vary. Busbud can make your trip from Paris to Amsterdam a breeze! Simply check the schedules and pick the bus that matches your needs and budget. It's that easy!

What time are the first and last bus from Paris to Amsterdam?

The bus service operates from 12:15 AM for the initial departure and runs until 11:55 PM for the final departure.

What are the departure and arrival stations when taking the bus from Paris to Amsterdam?

Most of the buses traveling from Paris to Amsterdam leave from Charles de Gaulle Airport and arrive at Sloterdijk. These are the most popular departure and arrival locations on this route, but you can also find other options that could better fit your plans.

What is the cheapest way to travel from Paris to Amsterdam?

If you want the cheapest way to travel this route, go for the bus. The lowest tickets for this trip cost as little as $22.

How much does a bus ticket from Paris to Amsterdam cost?

The bus ticket costs $31 on average. In the past 30 days, prices have fluctuated between $22 and $133, so it's best to compare them to make sure you get the best deal.

What are the best sights and things to do in Amsterdam?

Once in Amsterdam, you can start exploring the city and discover its surroundings. The top sights and things to do are Last Minute Ticket Shop, Canal Motorboats, Cycling in Amsterdam, Walking tours and City Sightseeing Amsterdam Hop On and Hop Off.

Find cheapest prices for buses

Price is for a one-way ticket for one passenger and based on past searches.

To save money and be sure you have the best seat, it's a good idea to buy your bus tickets from Paris to Amsterdam, as early as possible.

You can expect to pay from $23 to $90 for a bus ticket from Paris to Amsterdam based on the last 2 days. You can expect to find the cheapest price for the trip at $23 which is on 2024-04-15.

About Bus Travel

Bus travel tips.

Make friends with the driver. They usually know a lot about your destination and may even recommend which side of the bus to sit on to get the best views on the road between Paris and Amsterdam!

Much more than a mere vehicle taking you from Paris to Amsterdam, riding the bus will expose you to some of the most stunning panoramas while enroute to your final bus stop.

Taking the bus creates the smallest carbon footprint compared to other modes of transport. Not to mention that buses will allow you to discover scenic gems from Paris to Amsterdam that are otherwise impossible to come by with a plane.

Make a music playlist for your bus ride from Paris to Amsterdam, and enjoy the scenery to tunes from your own personal soundtrack.

Did you know?

It takes 27 hours to go by bus from Lima to Cusco, one of the craziest bus trips on the world. This route is used daily by locals and backpackers.

The word 'bus' is an abbreviation of 'omnibus" which means 'for all' in Latin as buses were meant to be transportation for everybody.

The Superbus, created by a Dutch engineer is the world's fastest bus with 250 km/h. Too bad it's only a prototype for now.

What's the cheapest way to go from Paris to Amsterdam?

The best way to travel between Paris and Amsterdam is by bus. By choosing the bus, you'll get to save some money as you travel to your destination, as ticket prices cost $31 on average. If you're on a budget, you'll find cheap tickets from $22. If you're looking for the fastest way to get to Amsterdam, choose the bus, as it will take you from Paris to Amsterdam in about 3h 19m - that's the fastest way to get there!

Will you be returning to Paris by bus?

You can also go to amsterdam by train, top traveled bus routes.

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Popular Buses Connecting Paris

Buses leaving from paris.

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Buses Going to Paris

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• Metz - Paris

Popular Buses Connecting Amsterdam

Buses leaving from amsterdam.

• Bus from Amsterdam to Zaandam
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Buses Going to Amsterdam

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• Hengelo - Amsterdam
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• Leeuwarden - Amsterdam
• Bus from Zandvoort to Amsterdam
• Bus Almere - Amsterdam
• Amersfoort - Amsterdam
• Bus from Leiden to Amsterdam
• Bus Purmerend - Amsterdam
• Lisse - Amsterdam

Popular routes in this country

• Bus from Paris to Étretat
• Bus Lyon - Chamonix
• Paris - Nice
• Bus from Nice to Paris
• Bus Bordeaux - Paris
• Paris - Bordeaux
• Bus from Paris to Lourdes
• Bus Paris - Strasbourg
• Lyon - Paris
• Bus from Paris to Rennes
• Bus Strasbourg - Paris
• Chamonix - Lyon
• Bus from Toulouse to Paris
• Bus Grenoble - L'Alpe-d'Huez
• Marseille - Paris

Popular airport transfers

• Paris to Beauvais Airport
• Paris to Brussels South Charleroi Airport
• Paris to Charles de Gaulle Airport

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Best ways to get from Charles de Gaulle Airport to the Paris city center

Paris is one of Europe's most popular and most-visited cities, and for good reason. However getting into the city center from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) can be tricky to navigate if you've never done it before.

Luckily the airport is fairly well connected and has a dizzying array of options to get you from A to B.

TPG has taken a look at your best options whether you're looking to take a train, bus or taxi.

Related: Paris Charles de Gaulle vs. Orly: Which airport should you fly into?

How to get to the city center from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport

There are several different ways to get from CDG to the city center, such as by using trains, buses, taxis or ride-hailing services such as Uber.

Taking the train from CDG

CDG has two train stations: the Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 1, which serves Terminals 1 and 3, and the Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV, which serves Terminal 2. Both are served by TGV and RER B trains, and both are great options depending on which Paris train station you need to reach.

Generally speaking, a one-way ticket from CDG to the city center should cost up to 11.80 euros ($12.81) for adults, depending on your final destination. Children under 5 travel for free.

Here's how to get from CDG to each of Paris' main train stations.

CDG to Gare du Nord

It takes around 25 minutes to go from CDG to Gare du Nord train station. To get there, you must take the RER B train toward Chatelet and exit at Gare du Nord, where you can also catch the Eurostar to further European destinations.

CDG to Gare de l'Est

To reach Gare de l'Est, you'll need to hop on the RER B from Aeroport Charles de Gaulle and exit at Gare du Nord; from there, you'll need to take a short walk over to Gare de l'Est. The journey takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the walking pace from Gare du Nord.

CDG to Gare d'Austerlitz

From CDG, you'll need to take the RER B train heading to Chatelet and then change at Gare du Nord onto line 5, headed for Place d'Italie. Then, get off at Gare d'Austerlitz. The journey should take around 50 minutes.

CDG to Gare Saint Lazare

You can reach Gare Saint Lazare by using the RER B train headed for Chatelet. You'll then want to change at Gare du Nord/Magenta and take the RER E going to Haussmann-Saint Lazare, getting off at Saint Lazare. The journey will take around 50 minutes.

CDG to Gare Montparnasse

Hop on the RER line B train heading to Saint-Remy-les-Chevreuse and get off at Saint-Michel Notre-Dame. From there, change onto Metro line 4, go to Bagneux-Lucie Aubrac and hop off at Montparnasse.

Taking the bus from CDG

Charles de Gaulle has RoissyBusy bus stops that can be found at terminals 1, 2 and 3, with several dropoff points in Paris. You can get a direct service straight to Opera. From there you can change to another bus or a Metro service to your final destination. It's roughly an hourlong journey; buses run frequently during the day and every 20 to 30 minutes after 8 p.m.

Take a taxi or ride-hail from CDG

Booking a taxi or a ride-hailing service like Uber is probably the quickest and easiest way to get from CDG to the center of Paris. You'll find taxis waiting outside all three terminals.

Taxis should be charged at a flat rate of 55 euros ($59.70) to the Right Bank of Paris and 62 euros ($67.29) to the Left Bank. You may be charged extra if you're traveling with more than four people and need a bigger vehicle.

How to reach Disneyland Paris from CDG

If you're heading to Paris specifically to visit Disneyland Paris , you can get there surprisingly quickly from CDG. The TGV train from the airport will take you straight to Disneyland in just nine minutes. Buses, including the Magical Shuttle and Eurolines, also depart from Terminal 2 E-F. This journey, similar to hopping in a cab, will take around one hour.

Bottom line

If you're flying into Charles de Gaulle, there are numerous ways to reach the city center (or Disneyland). Each has its merits depending on your budget and timing.

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