Strasbourg Airport (SXB) to the city
The TER shuttle train reaches Strasbourg station in 8 minutes, up to five times an hour, for 3.20 EUR, with a combined tram ticket for a little more.
- The train takes 8 minutes to Strasbourg station.
- Up to five trains an hour, and up to 61 return trips a day.
- A TER only ticket is 3.20 EUR one way, sold on the station platform.
- A combined ticket adds the city tram and bus. The airport prices it at 4.60 EUR, SNCF at 4.90 EUR on its own page, so expect one of the two.
- The combined ticket is valid 24 hours for unlimited travel in the Eurometropole, in the airport's description.
- The CTS app sells immediate departure tickets from 1.90 EUR, covering TER, tram and bus.
The train
- Eight minutes to Strasbourg station, which is as good as any airport rail link in France.
- Up to five trains an hour, every 20 minutes off peak and every 5 to 10 minutes at busy times.
- The station is beside the terminal, reached on foot.
The tickets, and one discrepancy
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| TER only, airport to Strasbourg station | 3.20 EUR one way |
| TER plus tram and bus | 4.60 EUR (airport) or 4.90 EUR (SNCF) |
| CTS app, immediate departure | from 1.90 EUR |
- The two official sources disagree on the combined ticket. The airport's page says 4.60 EUR and describes 24 hours of unlimited travel; SNCF's TER Grand Est page says 4.90 EUR and says the tram and bus part is good for 1 hour 30 after purchase.
- Treat 4.90 EUR as the figure to have ready and check the machine, since the SNCF page is the one that sells it.
- The app fare from 1.90 EUR is the cheapest route if you are boarding immediately.
One bonus
- Car parks P2 and P3 at the airport are free for the day to TER users, which is a genuine perk for anyone driving to the train rather than the plane.
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