Paris to Hockenheim by train
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Overview: trains from Paris to Hockenheim
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Thinking about travelling from Paris to Hockenheim by train? Here’s everything you need to know to maximise your experience along this train journey.
Train travel between Paris and Hockenheim: train ticket prices
Cost of train tickets from Paris to Hockenheim:
Cheapest tickets: £87.69
Cost of tickets when booked 30 days in advance:
Cost of tickets when booked 7 days in advance:
Tickets go on sale 5 and a half months in advance.
Paris to Hockenheim train times
Prepare for your journey with the following departure details. The earliest train running Monday through Friday from Paris to Hockenheim is at 06:54 and the last is at 21:22. The first train scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays is at 06:37 and the last one is at 19:06. You can expect 25 trains making this journey each day, with trains departing every 17 minutes.
Average train travel time and distance from Paris to Hockenheim
On this route, the fastest trip lasts 3 hours and 15 minutes, spanning 455 kilometres in total.
How far in advance can you reserve train tickets between Paris and Hockenheim?
You can secure tickets for travel between Paris and Hockenheim up to 5 and a half months in advance. The earlier you book, the better the fares.
More information on train travel from Paris to Hockenheim
Want to know more about train travel in Europe? Explore our help articles for guidance on booking, travel discounts, class of service and much more. Need some travel inspiration? Check out our Hockenheim city guide to get you started.
FAQs about the train journey from Paris to Hockenheim
Want to know more about your journey from Paris to Hockenheim? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The train journey from Paris to Hockenheim covers 455 kilometres in total.
The lowest price on this route is £87.69. Tickets booked 30 days in advance cost around , while those booked 7 days in advance are around .
You can start booking tickets for this route 5 and a half months in advance.
The fastest journey is 3 hours and 15 minutes.
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