Paris Nord train station

• International ticket offices: located in front of platforms 1 to 7
• Eurostar ticket offices: located in the Eurostar shop, accessible via the Mezzanine (level 1)
• Eurostar check-in: check-in 1 hour before departure
• Waiting rooms and Business Premier lounges – inside the Eurostar terminal
• Facilities: toilets, baggage storage, facilities for people with impaired mobility, etc.
• Shops and bars

• Paris Nord station has facilities and services to help passengers with reduced mobility. The station is fitted with adapted toilets, lifts and escalators and wheelchairs are available.
• A dedicated assistance service can be contacted
  • via the SNCB Mobility Call Centre on +32 25 28 28 28, 7 days a week, 7.00 – 21.00
  • via the online assistance request form >
• Please pre-book mobility assistance at least 48 hours prior to departure for international travel to or from Belgium. For assistance abroad on journeys beginning or ending outside Belgium, please contact the appropriate train company in the appropriate country.
• We recommend that passengers who would like wheelchair spaces on board trains reserve them under their own names prior to travel.
• More information on assistance for mobility-impaired passengers >

• The Paris Nord police station ("Brigade des Réseaux Ferrés") is open 24/7 and located in Rue de Dunkerque.
• This police department is in charge of ensuring the security of passengers in Parisian railway stations and on board trains (community policing, reception centre for the public and victims).
• BRF emergency phone number: 17 or +33 (0)1 55 31 58 74 (24/7)

Paris Nord train station is served by metro and bus lines, as well as by RER trains (Regional Express Network).

More info on public transportation in Paris (RATP) >

• Underground pay & display parking: Parking Paris Gare du Nord – EFFIA, situated under the SNCF Paris Nord station at 4 rue de Compiègne, 75010 Paris, open 7/7 from 5:00 to 1:00. Find out more >
• Free bicycle parking: 110 rue de Maubeuge, next to the escalators and stairs to the Maubeuge corridor