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How to get from Nuremberg to Paris (France)

Compare all transport options: bus, ferry, train, flight. Prices, durations and practical tips.

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FASTEST
1h 35min
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From
33€
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Distance
638 km
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Fastest way from Nuremberg to Paris (France): Flight, about 1h 35min – 2h 4min (from €129). Cheapest: Bus, from €33 (about 9h 15min). Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 10, 2026): KLM, Lufthansa, Vueling; main departure point: Nuremberg Airport.

Distance: 638 km. Data updated on .

There are 2 ways to get from Nuremberg to Paris (France)

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Bus
9h 15min
CHEAPEST
33 – 34 €
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Flight
1h 35min – 2h 4min
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129 – 205 €
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🚌 Departure from Nuremberg
📍Long-distance buses in Nuremberg generally leave from the central bus station (ZOB), next to the main station. It is a practical hub for independent travellers. Always confirm the exact boarding point on your e-ticket, and arrive a little early.
🚇From the old town you can reach the main station on foot, or by U-Bahn and tram, which serve it well. A taxi is also an easy option if you have heavy luggage. Follow the signs for the main station and the bus area.
⏰Departures vary by day and by operator. Check the booking page for the first and last service on your date, and avoid the last one of the day if you have a connection.
💸 Transport from 33€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 35min
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Companies selling this route on 12Go

Offers listed on 12Go on November 10, 2026 for a departure on December 1, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.

CompanyModeDeparts fromFromOffers
FlixBus Bus Nuremberg Central Bus Station €33 2
Vueling Flight Nuremberg Airport €129 4
Lufthansa Flight Nuremberg Airport €182 9
KLM Flight Nuremberg Airport €204 20
Air France Flight Nuremberg Airport €282 3
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Practical tips

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Compare before you pay

Look at the bus and flight options side by side in the table. Do not assume the plane is always worth it: once you add airport transfers and waiting, the real gap in time can be much smaller than it looks.

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Check the exact departure point

Your e-ticket names the precise stop or airport. Read it before leaving your accommodation, because the bus station and the airport are in different parts of Nuremberg and mixing them up is an easy mistake.

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Book early for the best fares

Bus fares are lowest when booked ahead, and flight prices can climb quickly as the date approaches. If your dates are fixed, reserve as soon as you know them rather than waiting for a last-minute deal.

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Check for a direct service or a change

Before confirming, check whether your chosen departure is direct or includes a change. A connection adds risk and fatigue, so allow a generous margin or pick a direct option if your schedule is tight.

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Avoid the last departure of the day

If you have a hotel booking or an onward ticket in Paris, do not rely on the last departure. A delay could leave you stranded, so choose an earlier service and keep a safety margin for your arrival.

The journey experience

Nuremberg to Paris is a long hop from Bavaria to the French capital, and the choice comes down to one question: do you want to save money or save time? The two options listed here are the long-distance bus and the plane, and the comparison table on this page lets you weigh them side by side before you book.

The bus is the budget pick. You travel without worrying about airport procedures, you can stretch out, charge your phone and watch the countryside go by, and you usually arrive in the city rather than at its outskirts. The plane wins on speed in the air, but remember the extra steps: getting to the airport, check-in, security and the transfer into Paris. Some flight options also involve a stopover, which explains why the range between the quickest and slowest flights is wide.

Our advice: if your budget matters most and your schedule is flexible, take the bus. If every hour counts, look at the flights, but only the faster ones. Before paying, check the exact departure stop or airport and the arrival point in Paris on your e-ticket, and see whether the journey is direct or includes a change. Book early for the best fares, and you can then continue on to Amsterdam, Brussels or other destinations from Paris.

Frequently asked questions — Nuremberg → Paris (France)

Why visit Paris (France)?

  • ✓ Climb the Eiffel Tower at sunset and watch the city lights come on
  • ✓ Explore the Louvre, from the Mona Lisa to the Winged Victory of Samothrace
  • ✓ Wander the cobbled lanes of Montmartre up to the Sacré-Cœur basilica
  • ✓ Cruise the Seine past Notre-Dame and the Île de la Cité
  • ✓ Taste croissants, cheeses and wines in the bistros of Le Marais and Saint-Germain
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Recommended stay
3 to 5 nights — enough for the major museums, several neighborhoods and a day trip to Versailles

When to visit Paris (France)?

TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATE

April to June or September to October — mild temperatures, long days and fewer crowds than in summer

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What to do in Paris (France)?

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Eiffel Tower at Sunset
Book a timed slot online weeks ahead. The summit by lift costs from 36€, while the stairs to the second floor start at about 11€. Go at sunset, then stay for the sparkling lights every hour after dark. For a free view, head to the Trocadéro esplanade across the river.
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Louvre Museum Without the Queues
Allow at least half a day and buy a timed ticket online (about 22€). Closed on Tuesdays, open late on Fridays when crowds thin out. Enter via the Carrousel entrance rather than the pyramid, see the Mona Lisa first, then explore the quieter wings.
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Sainte-Chapelle Stained Glass
Arrive at opening on a sunny morning, when the 13th-century stained glass glows most. Tickets cost about 13€, and a combined ticket with the nearby Conciergerie exists. Security queues build fast by 10:30, so book online. Afterwards, walk to Notre-Dame, which is free to enter.
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Montmartre Before the Crowds
Start at 8am, before tour groups, climbing from Abbesses metro to Sacré-Cœur, free to enter. The dome climb costs about 8€ and offers a wide panorama. Wander rue de l'Abreuvoir and the quieter side streets around Place du Tertre, and skip the portrait painters unless you want one.
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Marché des Enfants Rouges Lunch
Paris's oldest covered market, in the Marais, with Lebanese, Japanese, Moroccan and French stalls. Lunch costs roughly 10-15€. Closed Mondays, and Sunday is busiest. Arrive around 12:00 to grab a counter seat before tables fill up, then walk to nearby Place des Vosges.
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Canal Saint-Martin Evening Stroll
Walk from République to the Stalingrad rotunda, crossing iron footbridges and watching the locks operate. Buy a picnic from nearby bakeries and sit on the quays on a sunny evening, as Parisians do. A beer from a shop costs around 3€. Quieter on weekdays than weekends.
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Buttes-Chaumont Park Hills
A hilly 19th-century park with a cliff-top temple, suspension bridge and waterfall, free to enter. Locals picnic on the lawns, and the Rosa Bonheur guinguette serves drinks from about 6€. Visit on weekday mornings for quiet, and wear sturdy shoes, as paths are steep.
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Hidden Covered Passages Circuit
Galerie Vivienne, Passage des Panoramas and Passage Jouffroy form a free circuit of 19th-century glass-roofed arcades near the Grands Boulevards. Look for antique bookshops, tearooms and old stamp dealers. Ideal on a rainy afternoon, though many shops close on Sundays. Coffee runs about 4€.

How long to visit Paris (France)?

2 to 5 days

Allow 3 to 4 days to cover Paris without rushing. With 2 days, focus on the essentials: Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre-Dame and a walk through the Marais or Montmartre. With 4 days or more, add Versailles, Musée d'Orsay, Sainte-Chapelle and a few neighborhoods off the beaten track. Book museum and tower tickets online in advance and get a Navigo pass for public transport.

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