Overview: trains from Paris to Spa
Find the key information for travelling by train from Paris to Spa, including journey times, fares and operators serving the route. Compare your options and plan the journey that works for you with Rail Europe.
Taking the train from Paris to Spa
So you’re considering going from Paris to Spa by train? To ensure you have the smoothest, most carefree travel, keep this page handy.
Train ticket cost for journeys between Paris and Spa
Just like airline tickets, train fares vary by the operator, the number of stops, the time of day you travel, how far in advance you book and more. When it comes to timing, while the cheapest tickets on this route are typically CA$70.20, when booked a month in advance, tickets costs an average of , and when purchased a week in advance, tickets increase to .
How to find cheap train tickets
Booking early nearly always keeps more money in your pocket, but there are other ways to save big on tickets. Refer to our cheap train ticket guide to make sure you make the most out of your travel budget.
Train timetable for travel between Paris and Spa
There are a number of different options for travellers going from Paris to Spa by train. Here is what to expect along this route:
First daily departure (weekday): 06:13
Last daily departure (weekday): 21:25
First daily departure (weekend): 07:04
Last daily departure (weekend): 20:55
Average number of daily trains: 27 trains
Frequency of train departures: every 18 minutes
How long does the train from Paris to Spa take?
The shortest journey time on this route is 3 hours and 15 minutes, with trains covering a total distance of 312 kilometres.
When do tickets between Paris and Spa go on sale?
Travellers can book train journeys between Paris and Spa 10 months before the travel date. The earlier you book, the better the price. Stay informed about ticket availability by setting up a personalised booking alert with Rail Europe.
Maximising your travels to Spa
For a smooth travel experience, explore our help articles. Start planning your holiday and explore travel ideas in our city guide: Spa.
FAQs about the train journey from Paris to Spa
Want to know more about your journey from Paris to Spa? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The train journey between Paris and Spa spans 312 kilometres.
The cheapest ticket on this route is CA$70.20. When booked 30 days ahead, the price is typically . If booked 7 days in advance, expect to pay around .
You can book your tickets 10 months in advance for this route.
The fastest journey time is 3 hours and 15 minutes.
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