France Travel Planner by Tom Brosnahan & Jane Fisher   Transport for Saint-Quentin, France
Train is the fastest and easiest way to reach Saint-Quentin from Paris, but driving is not bad. Beauvail-Tillé is the closest international airport.

 
 

 

 

Train

Saint-Quentin is connected to Paris's Gare du Nord by Intercités and TER trains, with at least a dozen trains daily. Most trains make the journey in 1 hour and 20 minuts to 1 hour and 45 minutes.

The Gare de Saint-Quentin SNCF is a red brick building on the south side of the River Somme, 1.3 km (8/10 mile, about a 15-minute walk) south of the Basilique (map). City buses connect these two locations.

Car

The A26 and A29 autoroutes connect Saint-Quentin with Reims and Amiens. The 170-km (106-mile) drive between Paris and Saint-Quentin takes just over two hours on autoroutes A1, A3 and A29.

There is a large pay car parking lot beside the Basilica, across the street from the Ibis Hotel.

Plane

Saint-Quentin is a 136-km (85-mile) drive from Beauvais-Tillé Airport. More...

Local Transportation

City bus transportation in Saint-Quentin is by Pastel. Bus 5 connects the Gare de Saint-Quentin SNCF with the Basilique stop, the city-center main transfer point (Pôle de Correspondance) of the six-bus-line system (map). Four other lines stop at the Passage Supérieure, a short walk from the Gare. More...


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Gare de Saint-Quentin SNCF, France

Gare de Saint-Quentin SNCF, France.


 

 

 

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