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How to travel from Geneva to Paris

Planning a trip from Geneva to Paris but having trouble deciding whether it would make more sense to travel by plane, train or car? Geneva is approximately 250 miles from Paris, which means that taking the train or driving are perfectly viable options, and can also be more pleasant and enjoyable modes of travel.

Flights

International companies, including Air France and Swiss Air, and low-cost companies like Easyjet offer daily flights from Geneva to Paris, arriving at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport or Orly airport.

Trains

You can get to Paris from Geneva by train in just 3 hours and 30 minutes via direct routes. Trains from Geneva to Paris arrive in central Paris at Gare de Lyon station. Most of the time you will have to travel to Lyon, France, but from there the high-speed TGV train will take you to Paris in less than two hours.

Driving

In light traffic conditions, it can take five hours or more to travel by car, but it can be a good way to see stretches of Switzerland and eastern France. However, expect to pay quite high toll fees at various points during the trip.

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