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The Aérogare
2 train station at Paris-Charles
de Gaulle Airport is where you board TGV
intercity trains as well as RER
B trains to the center of Paris.
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Aérogare 2 is the main train station at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport. If you see signs in the airport pointing you to the Gare or Gare SNCF or Train station, they're probably pointing you toward Aérogare 2 between Terminals 2C and 2E (map). Trains to Paris & BeyondAérogare 2 is the only place at the airport where you can board an SNCF TGV or Intercités train to another city in France or in Europe. (There is another station at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport named Aérogare 1, at the Roissypôle office and airport hotel complex. It serves only RER Line B trains. If you're using the airport's Terminal 3 and want to ride the RER B train to the center of Paris, Aérogare 1 may be more convenient for you. More...) Station ServicesAérogare 2 is a big, busy three-level train station with electronic displays showing train arrivals and departures, tickets sales by both ticket agents and automated ticket machines, information and ticketing offices for Īle-de-France (Paris region) and Grands Lignes (intercity trains), free Wifi Internet, and plenty of French-style 220-volt, 50 Mhz electrical outlets so you can charge your mobile phone and laptop. You'll also find numerous snack, drink and light-meal cafés. The luggage shop also offers Consigne (left luggage check) services so you can temporarily store some luggage here. Hotels & RestaurantsRight above Aérogare 2 is the Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel Terminal, perhaps the finest hotel at the airport, and certainly the most convenient. More... As for restaurants, Aérogare 2 has several sandwich, pastry and light-meal eateries such as Brioche Dorée, Paul, and Relay, and on the upper level, a bistrot-style restaurant named Saisons. Trains to Central ParisHere's all about RER Line B trains from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport to the center of Paris. Here's how to choose an RER B train to the center of Paris. Here's how to buy your RER B train tickets. Here's how to avoid ripoffs in currency exchange.
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