GETTING TO NANCY
Served by the high speed rail network to its city centre, by Europe’s North-South and East-West highways, and by air, Greater Nancy is connected to Europe’s major cities.
BY TRAIN
- 1 hr 30 min from Paris
- 1 hr 15 min from Strasbourg
- 1 hr 30 min from Luxembourg
- 2 hr 30 min from Dijon
- 4 hr from Lyon
Come to Nancy by train (www.voyages-sncf.com , www.raileurope.com)
BY CAR
- Via the A4 from Paris, Strasbourg, Berlin
- Via the A31 from Brussels, Luxembourg, Dijon, Lyon, Marseilles
BY PLANE
- 30 minutes to the Metz-Nancy-Lorraine regional airport by car or shuttle from the Nancy train station
- 75 minutes to the Luxembourg International Airport from Nancy by car
- 75 minutes to the Strasbourg Airport by Train from Nancy
Nancy, located about 300km east of Paris, is at 1:30 hours by TGV from Paris. There are direct trains to Nancy station from Paris-Est. Other TGV trains connect Paris CDG airport and other major French cities with the TGV Lorraine train station, located about 40km from Nancy, which is reached by shuttle bus in about 40 minutes. Other trains reach Nancy from Strasbourg (and Switzerland and the south of Germany) and from Luxembourg and Metz (linking Nancy with Benelux and Germany). Consult the DB Web site for train connections to Nancy from within Europe.
By plane, Nancy is best reached through Paris CDG or Orly airports. From Paris CDG, you can catch a direct train to the TGV Lorraine station and then continue by shuttle bus. From Paris CDG or Orly, you can take the RER B to Gare du Nord, walk or take the Metro 4 to Gare de l’Est and take a TGV to Nancy train station. Luxembourg airport can be convenient as well: take the bus to Luxembourg train station, from which there are frequent connections to Nancy.
Alternatives are Frankfurt or Strasbourg airports. Low-cost flights reach Basel-Mulhouse or Frankfurt-Hahn, but it can be more difficult to reach Nancy from these airports by public transportation. Metz-Nancy regional airport is located close to the TGV Lorraine station and is served by the same shuttle buses.
The city is accessed by the A31 motorway running between the north and south (Luxembourg – Beaune), and the A4 running east-west (Strasbourg – Paris).
GETTING TO THE CENTRE PROUVÉ
Located directly in the city centre, the Centre Prouvé is easily accessible by all modes of transport. With its 455 parking spaces, the Centre Prouvé is adjacent to the TGV rail station and a public transportation hub.