Nobody is up and around at that hour except other people who are travelling. Just take normal precautions and secure your money and valuables, as you would at any other time of day.
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Gare du Nord and the 10th ArrondissementIf you want to be close to the train to London, the area near the Gare du Nord in the 10th arrondissement is the best area to stay in Paris. This area allows you easy access to the station and to neighborhoods like Montmartre and the trendy Canal Saint-Martin.
The station is open every day (including public holidays) from 4.30am to 1am. Automatic luggage lockers are available every day (including public holidays) from 6am to 11.15pm - Level -1, access by escalators and stairs, opposite track 3 and next to the rue de Maubeuge exit.
If you plan to live in the 19th arrondissement, avoid these areas at night when alone: Stalingrad and Jaurés on the west, Danube and Mouzaia in the east, and Cambrai in the North. You might want to take caution near the Buttes Chaumont parc and Ourcq canal as well.
Paris is a very safe city; the metro is full and hopping at all hours. The only real risk you face is pickpockets. Be sure your valuables are not in pockets or carelessly held purses or backpacks. If you make yourself pickpocket proof then you are good to go at any hour.
It's a pretty dodgy, run down station.Lots of armed guards, dubious characters and very busy. The surrounding streets are not very desirable and definitely wouldnt venture there late at night. Still, if you're leaving Paris by train, there's not a lot of choice.
If you plan to live in the 19th arrondissement, avoid these areas at night when alone: Stalingrad and Jaurés on the west, Danube and Mouzaia in the east, and Cambrai in the North. You might want to take caution near the Buttes Chaumont parc and Ourcq canal as well.
Gare du MidiIt's considered dangerous because of petty crimes like pickpocketing and mugging. Walking alone at night can make you feel uneasy as it's located in the vicinity of Brussels' red light district.
Eurostar passengers require a valid passport or identity card. You will pass through UK, French, Dutch or Belgian customs depending on the journey you are undertaking.
On Eurostar there's no weight limit for your luggage, but you must be able to carry and lift your bags safely on your own, as there is no porter service at the station and our teams are unfortunately unable to help with luggage. Each bag can be up to 85cm long at its widest point and should be clearly labelled.
Yes.Uber is definitely a safe option in France. I've always loved the fact that the Uber App tracks everything for you, including license plate numbers. Plus, if you don't speak French, there isn't that worry about language barriers, as everything is booked in the App.
To avoid being a victim, try to find a seat away from the doors. If you can't sit, back yourself up against one of the sides. Try to minimize access to your pockets and purses. On the street: The most frequently used tactic here is the distraction technique.