Book a train from Nice, France
Find trains from Nice and book onward journeys to Monaco, Cannes, Marseille, and Paris. One search shows live times and fares across every operator, so you can weigh speed vs price before you travel.
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When the train makes sense for travelling from Nice
Trains from Nice reach Monaco, Cannes, Marseille, and Paris without an airport run at either end. Flying still wins on longer trips like Paris, but along the coast the train is the most time efficient option - it's also greener, often cheaper, and usually more comfortable overall.
Train travel questions
How long is the train from Paris to Nice?
The high-speed TGV from Paris to Nice takes around 5 hours 30 minutes direct, tracing the coast on the final stretch. Booking ahead secures you the cheapest fares for the route.
Is there a train station at Nice Airport, and where is the main station based?
Nice Airport has a tram stop rather than a mainline station, linking it to the centre in about 25 minutes. Nice-Ville is the main train station, a short ride from the seafront and Old Town.
How do you reach Monaco, Cannes or the coast from Nice by train?
Frequent regional (TER) trains from Nice reach Monaco in about 20 minutes and Cannes in roughly 30, hugging the Riviera coast. It's the easiest way to hop between resorts without a car.
How do you buy train tickets in Nice?
Booking Nice train tickets online is the simplest option, and high-speed fares to Paris are best booked ahead of time - SNCF (French railways) machines and counters are a viable backup option. Regional coast tickets can be bought on the day at the station.
Is the TGV from Paris to Nice worth it versus flying?
The TGV from Paris to Nice trades a time for a step-free, city-centre journey with no airport transfers or bag fees to worry about. It suits travellers who would rather a longer ride than dealing with 2 airports.
Is the train to Nice greener than flying?
The train to Nice produces far less carbon than the equivalent flight from Paris. For a lower-impact trip south, it's a strong option.