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Buses from Berlin to Paris

Visiting the French capital from Berlin is easy with direct coaches all year round. A great, cost-effective alternative to rail travel, Eurolines operates both direct and indirect options. The 950-mile route can be completed in 14 hours 15 minutes when traveling direct, with a large portion of the travel happening overnight.

Which bus companies travel from Berlin to Paris?

Direct routes between Berlin and Paris are operated solely by Eurolines. Indirect options are offered by Eurolines and Regriojet, involving a change at Amsterdam for Eurolines, and Prague for Regriojet. Indirect options can take anywhere from 17 hours 30 minutes to over 25 hours, depending on wait times at transfer stations.

How long is the bus from Berlin to Paris?

A direct bus across the 950-mile route should complete the journey in 14 hours 15 minutes. The direct departure leaves Berlin in the evening, so a large portion of the travel can take place overnight. Indirect options have varying journey times depending on the wait time at transfer stations. An indirect route can take anywhere from 17 hours 30 minutes to over 25 hours of travel.

How many buses are there from Berlin to Paris?

Every day, there is one direct service from Berlin to Paris. This service departs from Berlin at approximately 7:30 p.m. with arrival in Paris the following day not long after 9:45 a.m. There are usually a further three indirect departures from Berlin, though passengers may choose to extend their stop time in Amsterdam if they wish to visit the city for a few hours.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Berlin to Paris?

Departure bus station: Buses depart from Berlin ZOB, the central bus station. Found in Berlin's western district of Charlottenburg, the station is opposite the International Congress Centre. The station is connected to the S-Bahn, as well as numerous local bus routes. Taxis from Berlin Schönefeld Airport take about 25 minutes or 18 minutes from Berlin Tegel Airport.

Arrival bus station: Passengers will arrive at Paris, Gare Routière Galliéni, the international bus station located to the east of Paris, in Bagnolet. Created in 1993, the station is spread over two levels. To reach Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, passengers can take the metro. The station is served by numerous local bus routes.