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How to get from Paris to Beauvais

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FASTEST
1h 15min
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From
26€
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Distance
67 km
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Checked offer from Paris to Beauvais: Bus, about 1h 15min, from €26. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Top Power Service, Katniss, OzeRoute; main departure point: Paris Transfer.

Distance: 67 km. Data updated on .

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1h 15min
26 – 100 €
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🚌 Departure from Paris
📍The exact departure point depends on the operator and the ticket you choose. In Paris, find the stop or coach station name, its address and any boarding instructions on your e-ticket before you travel.
🚇Depending on the address on your ticket, reach the departure point by metro, RER, city bus or taxi. Enter the exact address in a maps app to get the simplest route, and arrive early so you can board without stress.
⏰Frequency and times vary by operator, day and season. Check the departures shown on the booking page, and avoid aiming for the last departure of the day.
💸 Transport from 26€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 15min
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Companies selling this route on 12Go

Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.

CompanyModeDeparts fromFromOffers
OzeRoute Bus Montparnasse Railway Station €26 5
Top Power Service Bus Paris Transfer €100 24
Katniss Bus Paris Transfer €100 24
Kamitrans Van / transfer €167 1
EasyTransfer24 Van / transfer €204 1
Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver Van / transfer €213 4
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Practical tips

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Check the exact departure address

"Paris" alone isn't enough: open your e-ticket and find the stop, coach station or car park listed. Copy the address into your maps app before leaving so you don't head to the wrong place.

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Also check the arrival point

On arrival, the stop may be somewhere other than where you expect. Look at the exact name on your ticket, especially if someone is picking you up or you are connecting to another form of transport.

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Book early for a better fare

Fares climb when demand rises: weekends, holiday eves, school breaks. Book as soon as your dates are set to avoid paying far more for a seat that was affordable earlier.

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Build in a safety buffer

If you have a flight, train or appointment after the ride, don't aim for the last possible departure. Traffic can slow a bus down: pick an earlier departure to stay relaxed.

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Keep your ticket and an ID handy

Save your e-ticket on your phone so you can show it without a signal, and keep an ID within reach. If you continue abroad, check the required documents before you leave.

The journey experience

Want to know right away how to get from Paris to Beauvais without a car? Here, the verified option is the bus. The page shows up-to-date travel time and price range, so you can compare at a glance and decide without juggling ten different tabs.

The bus has one simple advantage: an easy-to-follow road journey, without chaining several stations or several tickets. You board, settle in, and arrive at your destination. Depending on the operator, you may get reclining seats, hold luggage space and sometimes power sockets or wifi on board. Your ticket is electronic: it lands on your phone as soon as you book, and you just show it to the driver or at boarding.

Our advice: don't rely on the lowest price alone. Check the exact departure and arrival address on your ticket, because stops vary from one operator to another. Book early for a better fare, especially on weekends and during school holidays. If you have a flight or a connection afterwards, keep a real safety margin. With these habits, you can travel with peace of mind.

Frequently asked questions — Paris → Beauvais

Why visit Beauvais?

  • ✓ Admire Saint-Pierre Cathedral, home to the tallest Gothic choir in the world (48 m) and its astronomical clock
  • ✓ Visit the MUDO – Musée de l'Oise, housed in the former episcopal palace
  • ✓ Discover the Galerie nationale de la Tapisserie, tied to Beauvais' famous tapestry manufactory
  • ✓ Stroll through the rebuilt city centre, along rue Saint-Pierre and place Jeanne-Hachette, named after the heroine of the 1472 siege
  • ✓ Wander the old lanes of the Écorcherie district and along the Gallo-Roman ramparts
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Recommended stay
1 to 2 nights — compact centre, ideal before or after a flight from the airport

When to visit Beauvais?

TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATE

May to September — mild temperatures, long days and little rain, ideal for exploring on foot

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What to do in Beauvais?

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Beauvais Cathedral Saint-Pierre
The world's tallest Gothic choir (48.5 m), never completed: the nave was never built. Free entry, open daily. Don't miss the 1868 astronomical clock with its 90,000 parts. Visit late morning to catch the clock's animation and enjoy the light through the stained-glass windows.
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MUDO – Oise Museum
Housed in the former episcopal palace next to the cathedral, this museum gathers paintings, medieval sculpture and ceramics, with a fine Art Nouveau collection and works by Thomas Couture. Allow about 1.5 hours. Full price around 5€, free on the first Sunday of the month. Closed on Tuesdays.
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National Tapestry Gallery
Built in 1976 to house Beauvais tapestries, from the royal manufactory founded by Colbert in 1664. Monumental works and contemporary creations in a striking brutalist building. Check opening times before going: exhibitions change and the site sometimes closes between shows. Allow about 1 hour.
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Gallo-Roman Walls and Old Town
Remains of the 3rd-century walls, visible around the cathedral and rue Gui Patin, recall ancient Caesaromagus. Then stroll the pedestrian streets toward rue de l'Étamine, one of the oldest in town. A free walk of about 1 hour, ideal before or after the cathedral.
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Saint-Étienne Church and Its Windows
A blend of Romanesque and Gothic, with a 12th-century nave and a Flamboyant choir. Its 16th-century Tree of Jesse window by Engrand Le Prince is among the finest in Picardy. Free entry. Hours vary: go during the day and allow 30 minutes.
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Place Jeanne-Hachette Market
The market runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings below the town hall, with Picardy produce, cheeses, charcuterie and seasonal fruit. Try Gerberoy cheese or a local pastry. Arrive before 11am for the best selection, and budget 10 to 15€ for a quick lunch.
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Walk Along the Thérain River
A quiet path along the river, with tree-lined banks, old wash-houses and gardens, minutes from the center. The Thérain's banks offer a green break away from the crowds, ideal in late afternoon. Free, allow 1 hour of easy walking. Comfortable shoes advised after rain.

How long to visit Beauvais?

1 to 2 days

Plan half a day to one day: Saint-Pierre Cathedral (the tallest Gothic choir in the world, astronomical clock), the MUDO-Musée de l'Oise and the National Tapestry Manufactory are all walkable in the compact city centre. With 2 days, add the Gallo-Roman ramparts, the town-centre market and a side trip to Gerberoy or Saint-Germer-de-Fly. If you arrive via the airport, allow a 3-hour buffer before your flight and take the shuttle to the centre (about 15 min).

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