Coming to Rouen

1? hours to get to Normandy from Paris, 3 hours from Lille and 5? hours from Lyon. Free-flow toll motorways have been in place since 2024. How does your journey work? Signs indicate that you are entering a section of free-flow toll motorway. As you pass through, gantries detect your vehicle and record the necessary information, in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). At the exit, the amount to be paid is automatically calculated. You then have 72 hours to make your payment. For full details, visit ecologie.gouv.fr/peage-flux-libre. A ZFE-m is in force in the Rouen-Normandie metropolitan area. A Low Emission Zone (ZFE-m) is a delimited geographical area where the circulation of the most polluting vehicles is restricted. For more information: zfe.metropole-rouen-normandie.fr

Rouen Rive-Droite station is connected to the major French and European destinations (Rouen – Paris: 1h15, Rouen – Lille: 3h30 via Paris or Amiens, Rouen – Lyon: 3h45 with a direct departure every day, Rouen – Brussels: 5h via Paris and Lille, Rouen – Marseille: 5h30). Plan your journey here.

Rouen is close to 3 airports offering links to major European cities. Charles de Gaulle airport, 1 hour 45 minutes from Rouen, offers destinations to and from all over the world. Beauvais-Tillé airport is a low-cost airport ideally located for coming to Normandy. It is 1? hours from Rouen and serves European capitals and North Africa. Rouen also has its own airport, located 10 km from the city centre, specialising in business travel.

La Seine à Vélo is a superb itinerary linking Paris to Deauville or Paris to Le Havre, and taking you along the emblematic river Seine. You can cycle all the way to the Rouen Normandy metropolitan area, while (re)discovering a variety of tourist landscapes and exploring Normandy off the beaten track.