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Whether you are departing from Paris or from Geneva , Lausanne, Bern , Zurich or Basel in Switzerland, here are practical information about the public transport available. Good to know
To ensure the prompt departure of TGV Lyria trains, all passengers must be aboard at the latest 2 minutes prior to the departure time, beyond which access to the train cannot be guaranteed. Public transport The French capital has a vast public transport network serving Paris Gare de Lyon and Paris Gare de l’Est, including the métro (underground), RER (rapid transit system), buses and coaches.
To help you find your way around, download the map of the Paris underground or use the RATP (Autonomous Transit Operator of Paris) interactive map Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Parkings The train stations in Paris are easy to access by car. Car parks
Bicycle parking The train stations in Paris are easy to access by bicycle: using the “Vélib” (self-service bicycle transit system) or your own bicycle. Free bicycle parking is available.
Public transport Basel station is served by a vast public transport network of buses, trams and trains
For information about public transport in this city, visit the website www.bvb.ch Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Car parking: Centralbahnparking Bicycle parking: Sheltered parking for 650 bicycles is provided two minutes from the platforms. Public transport Bern station is served by a vast public transport network of trams, buses and trains. Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Car parking: Bahnhof Parking AG Bicycle parking: Gare de Berne (Bern station) Public transport Geneva station is served by a vast public transport network of trams, buses and trains. Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Car parking: Entrance opposite the station. Bicycle parking: There is a new, free, sheltered bicycle parking facility at the station. It is located in the former customs area next to the left luggage ticket desks. Access is via a ramp from Place Cornavin/Passage des Alpes. Public transport Lausanne station is served by a vast public transport network of métro, bus and trains. Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Car parking: Gare de Lausanne SA (Lausanne station) Public transport Zurich station is served by a vast public transport network of trams, buses and trains.
CFF Lounge in Zurich
The CFF lounge at Zurich central station is open every day from 6.00am to 9.00pm for TGV Lyria customers travelling in 1st Class.
Luggage lockers If you want to avoid the inconvenience of carrying your luggage around with you, you can leave it in one of the automatic luggage lockers. Find out more at the station. Car parking: Parkhaus Gessnerallee Bicycle parking: The “parking à vélo sud” (South bicycle park) provides sheltered parking for 650 bicycles. Entrance to the bicycle park is via platforms 51-54. |
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