Directions from Paris - Gare du Nord - Eurostar Station

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Getting to and from

Although Gare Du Nord Eurostar is already in the centre of Paris, the best way to get to the station is to head for the 10th arrondissement and look out for the street called Rue de Dunkerque.

Driving To

To central Paris:
From the Paris Gare du Nord train station follow the single way street Rue de Dunkerque. Take a left turn onto Rue De Compiègne, followed by a left turn onto Boulevard De Magenta and continue for 1.5 km until you reach a roundabout where you take the third exit.

The third exit should get you onto Rue Du Temple and continue onto Rue De Turbigo. Take a left turn onto Rue Beaubourg and then go forward onto Rue Du Renard. Next, take a right turn onto Rue De La Coutellerie, followed by left turn onto Avenue Victoria

To Orleans:
From the Paris Gare du Nord train station follow the single way street Rue de Dunkerque. Take a left turn onto Rue De Compiegne, followed by a left turn onto Boulevard De Magenta and continue for 1.5 km until you reach a roundabout where you take the fifth exit.

The fifth exit will get you onto Place De La Republique and you then take right turn onto Boulevard Du Temple. Next, head for Boulevard Des Filles Du Calvaire and once on this road head for Boulevard Beaumarchais, following it for almost 1 km. You’ll come to a roundabout where you should take the second exit.

The second exit will get you onto Place De La Bastille and then forward onto Rue De Lyon and continue along it until you reach Avenue Ledru-Rollin. Next, take a right turn for Quai De La Rapée, then forward to Pont Morland and then take a left turn for Voie Mazas.

Take another left onto Quai De La Rapee and proceed to Quai De Bercy for almost 2 km. Follow signs for Orly-Lyon, Peripherique Interieur, Quai d'Ivry, Porte d'Italie. This should get you onto the Boulevard Peripherique for 2 km.

Follow directions to 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 Orleans-Nord, Orleans-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 the Paris Gare du Nord train station follow the single way street Rue de Dunkerque. Take a left turn onto Rue De Compiegne, followed by a left turn onto Boulevard De Magenta and continue for 1.5 km until you reach a roundabout where you take the fifth exit.

The fifth exit will get you onto Place De La Republique and you then take right turn onto Boulevard Du Temple. Next, head for Boulevard Des Filles Du Calvaire and once on this road head for Boulevard Beaumarchais, following it for almost 1 km. You’ll come to a roundabout where you should take the second exit.

The second exit will get you onto Place De La Bastille and then forward onto Rue De Lyon and continue along it until you reach Avenue Ledru-Rollin. Next, take a right turn for Quai De La Rapee, then forward to Pont Morland and then take a left turn for Voie Mazas.

Take another left onto Quai De La Rapee and proceed to Quai De Bercy for almost 2 km.

Follow signs for Orly-Lyon, Peripherique Interieur, Quai d'Ivry, Porte d'Italie and this should get you onto the Boulevard Périphérique which you drive along for 2 km before following directions to 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 the Paris Gare du Nord train station follow the single way street Rue de Dunkerque. Take a left turn onto Rue De Compiègne, followed by a left turn onto Boulevard De Magenta and continue for 1.5 km until you reach a roundabout where you take the fifth exit.

The fifth exit will get you onto Place De La Republique. Take right turn onto Boulevard Du Temple then head for Boulevard Des Filles Du Calvaire and once on this road head for Boulevard Beaumarchais following it for almost 1 km. At the roundabout take the second exit.

The second exit should get you onto Place De La Bastille where you then take the Rue De Lyon following it until you reach Avenue Ledru-Rollin. Take a right turn for Quai De La Rapee. Head for Pont Morland taking a left turn onto Voie Mazas.

Take another left onto Quai De La Rapée. 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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