Directions from Paris - Gare de Lyon Station

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Getting to and from

This station is well located and considered central within Paris, however if you want to get to the train station Gare de Lyon head for twelfth arrondissement. Rue de Lyon should be the address that you are heading for.

Driving To

To central Paris:
Take Rue de Lyon by taking a right turn onto Avenue Ledru-Rollin. Take another right turn for Quai De La Rapée and continue along the Pont Morland before taking yet another right turn onto the Boulevard Morland. Next, follow the street Quai Des Célestins and procced onto the Quai De L'Hôtel De Ville.

Take a right turn onto Place De L'Hôtel De Ville. Find a parking spot and start sight seeing.

To Orleans :
From Paris Gare de Lyon take Rue van Gogh and take a right turn onto Rue De Châlon and drive along the railway station before taking a right turn onto Rue De Rambouillet. As you cross the rail tracks take a left turn onto Rue De Bercy.

After 250 m turn right onto Boulevard De Bercy and then turn left onto Quai De Bercy. Take Quai De Bercy for 1.5 km and then follow signs for Orly-Lyon, Périphérique Intérieur, Quai d'Ivry, Porte d'Italie. This should get you onto the Boulevard Périphérique which you travel along for 2 km before following signs for Nantes, Bordeaux, Orly, Rungis, Evry, Lyon.

Take a right turn onto the E-05/E-15/E-50 called ‘autoroute de soleil’ then head for motorway A-6B/E-05/E-15/E-50 for 6 km before following signs for Palaiseau, Etampes, Bordeaux, Nantes, Antony-Zone Artisanale, Massy, Longjumeau.

This should get you onto the A-10/E-05 and you travel along it for 107 km. Leave this road via exit 14 towards Orléans-Nord, Orléans-Nord, Montargis, Saran, Centre Routier, Fleury-les-Aubrais. This should get you onto A-701/E-60 and you should follow it for 93.5 km.

As you approach Saran, head for the N-20 and follow it for 2 km before entering the city of Orleans.

To Le Mans:
From Paris Gare de Lyon take Rue van Gogh and take a right turn onto Rue De Châlon and drive along the railway station before taking a right turn onto Rue De Rambouillet. As you cross the rail tracks take a left turn onto Rue De Bercy.

After 250 m turn right onto Boulevard De Bercy and then turn left onto Quai De Bercy. Take Quai De Bercy for 1.5 km and then follow signs for Orly-Lyon, Périphérique Intérieur, Quai d'Ivry, Porte d'Italie. This should get you onto the Boulevard Périphérique which you travel along for 2 km before following signs for Nantes, Bordeaux, Orly, Rungis, Evry, Lyon.

Take a right turn onto the E-05/E-15/E-50 called ‘autoroute de soleil’ then head for motorway A-6B/E-05/E-15/E-50. Drive for 6 km before following signs for Palaiseau, Etampes, Bordeaux, Nantes, Antony-Zone Artisanale, Massy, Longjumeau.

This should get you onto the A-10/E-05, follow it for 36 km before taking the A-11/E-50 in the direction of Ablis, Chartres, Mans (Le), Nantes, Rennes for 147 km. As you pass the toll booth continue until the roundabout and take the third exit onto the N-138/E-402 and drive along it for almost 2 km.

As you enter the town of Le Mans follow signs for the centre.

To Reims:
From Paris Gare de Lyon take Rue van Gogh and take a right turn onto Rue De Châlon and drive along the railway station before taking a right turn onto Rue De Rambouillet. As you cross the rail tracks take a left turn onto Rue De Bercy.

After 250 m turn right onto Boulevard De Bercy and then turn left onto Quai De Bercy. Take Quai De Bercy for almost 2 km. Next, head for the E-50 called ‘Autoroute De L'Est’. Head for the A-4/E-50 motorway and drive along this road for 137 km before leaving at exit 23.

Exit 23 has signposts to Reims-Centre, Reims-Centre, Reims-Champagne so as you leave the motorway take the Boulevard Louis Roederer and as you enter the town of Reims, follow signs for Reims-Centre.

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