Find buses to Paris

Paris bus tickets on the domestic Metro bus service, operated by RATP, will allow you to take a variety of types of luggage with you. They also offer cheap bus prices. Bear in mind that these are commuter buses without storage holds, so you’ll be carrying all luggage on board with you. You can take various types of rucksacks and suitcases, within specified dimension. You can also take longer packages, on condition that you can hold them in a vertical position for the duration of the journey without obstructing other passengers. Baby strollers are allowed, whether foldable or not – the only condition attached is that you must board at the front of the bus. Also note that you won’t be able to leave any of your luggage unattended.

All RATP buses in Paris on all lines are accessible for passengers in wheelchairs, with over 70% of all bus stations in the city having been adapted for wheelchair use too. You can download the bus company’s app to see exactly which ones have the best amenities. Personal assistance with boarding is available by approaching the information desk. An accessibility-trained person will accompany you to the platform and attach the mobile gangway for you to board the bus. Persons with limited mobility and hidden disabilities can get one of the city’s Améthyste discounted travel passes, which allows you to ride on cheap buses all over Paris, saving as much as 50% on the price of tickets.

You can get relatively cheap bus tickets from Paris to many of the major cities in France, as well as plenty of smaller towns in regions outside the capital. Gare Saint-Lazare serves the entire Normandy area to the east, including towns and cities like Caen and Le Havre. To the north you can reach Beauvais and Amiens in a relatively short amount of time too. If you travel a bit further north you can reach Calais and Dunkirk – just be aware that this will involve changes of train on the way. Orleans lies to the south, as does Fontainebleau. To the east you can visit Meaux. There are also three large nature reserves just outside the Paris metropolitan area, Haute Vallee de Chevreuse, Parc du Gatinais Francais, and Parc Oise-Pays de France.

The ticket price can vary depending on general demand and more importantly where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from a popular departure point like London for instance, prices usually start around £70. Lille and Lyon are other options, with prices usually starting from around £105 and £53 respectively.

Paris is best served by Paris Ministère Des Finances P.O.P.B.. There you’ll find a number of buses that can get you to your destination. You can find bus arrivals and departures at Paris Ministère Des Finances P.O.P.B. from and to several major nearby cities such as London, Lille, and Brussels.

Travellers going to Paris usually compare options from FlixBus, BlaBlaBus, and Aéroport Paris-Beauvais on our website, as they tend to be very common options. You can use our search form to find great options to Paris.

For £3 one-way on average, you can catch a bus ride to Paris. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. It’s generally a good idea to book early to make sure you can get on the coach for the correct departure time.