Eurogames Lyon 2025
Coming to Lyon
Getting to EuroGames Lyon 2025
Arriving by Train
With two central stations, Part-Dieu and Perrache, the high-speed train (TGV) service has placed Lyon at the heart of Europe. Lyon Part-Dieu station is one of the largest in Europe, conveniently located in the city centre. Lyon is only two hours from Paris with trains departing every 30 minutes.
Thanks to our partner Railee, it’s easy to find a train route across Europe and book your tickets in one go! Click on the link below to explore available routes, night trains, and the costs of different options.
Why choosing the train?
For the EuroGames Lyon 2025, we’re placing particular emphasis on our environmental impact, aiming to make this an eco-friendly event. Travel plays a major role here, so we appreciate your help in choosing sustainable options!
Arriving by Bus
Several companies offer bus services to Lyon, whether you’re travelling from within France or from other European countries. In particular, Blablacar Bus and FlixBus provide links to Lyon from numerous French and European cities.
The main bus stations in Lyon city centre are Lyon Perrache and Lyon Part-Dieu.
The Trainline platform will help you easily find bus tickets to Lyon.
Flight Options
We encourage travel by train or bus. However, if this is not feasible, Lyon does have an airport with connections to most European cities. Lyon Saint Exupéry airport is about 30 minutes from Lyon city centre, accessible via the Rhônexpress (~€30 return).
