Gare de Lille Europe

Located in the Euralille business district, Gare de Lille Europe (sometimes called Gare Lille Europe) is a modern station providing high-speed services to key European destinations. Opened in 1994, Gare de Lille Europe complements the city’s older Gare de Lille Flandres, enhancing Lille’s status as a significant node in the European rail network.

The station was inaugurated in 1994 as part of the development of the Euralille district. It was designed to accommodate the burgeoning demand for high-speed rail services, particularly with the introduction of the Eurostar and TGV lines.

The station is a sleek, futuristic structure standing in stark contrast to the more traditional architecture of the nearby Gare de Lille Flandres.

Train services and destinations served by Gare de Lille Europe

Gare de Lille Europe is focused on high-speed train services. It serves as a key stop for Eurostar trains travelling between London and mainland Europe, making it a vital link for passengers travelling to and from the UK. Additionally, TGV services connect Lille to major French cities such as Paris, Lyon and Marseille, as well as to other European destinations like Brussels and Amsterdam.

The station’s role as a high-speed rail hub makes it an essential gateway for both business and leisure travellers.

Station facilities

Gare de Lille Europe has a variety of modern facilities designed to cater to the needs of international travellers. The station features multiple ticket counters and automated machines and there are numerous retail outlets and dining options available within the station.

Location

Gare de Lille Europe is in the Euralille district, a business centre known for its modern architecture, offices and the Euralille shopping centre. Gare de Lille Flandres is just a seven-minute walk away and the traditional centre of Lille isn’t much farther. The station’s close proximity to Gare de Lille Flandres enhances its connectivity, allowing passengers to transfer easily between regional and high-speed services.

The Westfield Euralille shopping centre, adjacent to the station, offers a wide range of retail and dining options, making it a convenient spot for some shopping. The station’s proximity to the Euralille shopping centre is handy if you are looking for more dining options than are provided inside the station.

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Boulevard de Turin, 59777 Lille
Metro Lille Europe (lines 2) Tram R, T (stop: Lille Europe) Bus 50, 51, 86, 88, B1, L5, L90, L91, L91E, N1 (stop: Gare Lille Europe)