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Paris Nord by sleeper train
The departure for the European Sleeper to Berlin, and the Eurostar terminal, so it is the natural interchange from London.
Reasons to get off here
- Eurostar to London leaves from Gare du Nord, so you can connect here from the UK
- Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur are within walking distance of the station
- Canal Saint-Martin is a pleasant stroll away via Gare de l'Est and Jardin Villemin
- Marché Couvert Saint-Quentin, a covered food market, is just off Boulevard de Magenta
- Marché Couvert Saint-Quentin, about 150 m along Boulevard de Magenta
- Church of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, a short walk away
- Left-luggage office (consigne) opposite platform 3 by the taxi exit
- Eurostar to London St Pancras
- Metro lines 4 and 5 and the RER from the station
- Ouigo Train Classique to Brussels via Aulnoye-Aymeries and Mons
When the night train calls
| Train | Direction | Arrives | Leaves | Runs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Sleeper Paris–Berlin · ES 475 | Paris → Brussels → Hamburg → Berlin | — | 18:03 | Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday |
| European Sleeper Paris–Berlin · ES 474 | Berlin → Hamburg → Brussels → Paris | 11:48 | — | Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday |
Local times from each operator’s published timetable; see each route page for sources.
Check your date before travelling.
Paris Nord, answered
European Sleeper Paris–Berlin.
Times in both directions are below.
ES 475 (Paris–Brussels–Hamburg–Berlin): leaves 18:03; ES 474 (Berlin–Hamburg–Brussels–Paris): arrives 11:48.
Times are local and can change for engineering works.
The departure for the European Sleeper to Berlin, and the Eurostar terminal, so it is the natural interchange from London.
We would allow: a few hours.
Usually only by booking two separate journeys: most sleeper fares are for one train on one date, and you cannot get off and rejoin the same ticket the next night.
Check the fare rules with the operator when you book.