How to book a train to grenoble
Most train journeys can be booked easily, online.
Three of the most popular booking websites are:
However, if you are having any difficulty booking train travel online, or if you’d like to tailor-make your journey with a stop en route, it could be worth using the services of an expert rail-booking agent such as:
For a minimal booking fee, they can help you book your journey.
If you are in a group of 10 or more people, you’ll need to book the journey through a rail-booking agent, because group bookings of 10 or more people can’t be made online. Booking in a group means you’ll get a group discount and have the best chance of being sat together on your journey.
How to reach grenoble station by train
Train access to Grenoble is available from plenty of European cities. Below, example journey durations from popular starting points are displayed. The number of required train changes and the station at which changes occur are also indicated.
City | Journey time | Changes | Where you change |
Amsterdam | 7hr 47m | one | Chambéry |
Antwerp | 7hr 21m | one | Chambéry |
Barcelona | 6hr 2m | one | Valence TGV |
Brussels | 5hr 22m | one | Lyon Part Dieu or Chambéry |
Geneva | 2hr 3m | direct | |
London | 6hr 42m | two | Brig and Geneva |
Marseille | 4hr35m | one | Valence Ville |
Milan | 6hr 42m | two | Brig and Geneva |
Paris | 2hr 59m | direct | |
Rotterdam | 7hr 2m | one | Chambéry |
Strasbourg | 7hr 23m | two | Lyon Part Dieu and Chambéry |
Stuttgart | 8hr 35m | two | Zurich and Geneva |
Toulouse | 5hr 47m | two | Montpellier and Valence Ville |
Zurich | 4hr 58m | one | Geneva |
On board of a TGV train
If your journey to Grenoble is on a TGV train, you’ll be gliding through the countryside at speeds of up to 300km per hour. As well as being fast, TGVs are comfortable, smooth and quiet. Each train has café bars on board with a wide selection of hot and cold meals and drinks. There’s room for your luggage, skis and snowboards on board too, carried at no extra charge.