A1 freeway, motorway link between the north and the capital
The A1 connects Paris to Lille: a classic route for traveling from the heart of the capital to the north, between urban culture and the warm spirit of the Hauts-de-France region!
What is the Autoroute du Nord?
The A1 freeway, nicknamed the Autoroute du Nord, is an essential expressway for travellers discovering the charm of France. Stretching over 211 kilometers, it starts at Porte de la Chapelle in Paris, before guiding you through the splendid regions of Picardie, Pas-de-Calais and Nord.
This essential artery links the City of Light to vibrant Lille, while offering travelers a chance to savor the variety of France's landscapes, from verdant fields to flourishing harbors. Take this route for a captivating adventure.
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What to see around the A1 freeway
The A1 freeway awakens all the mysteries of Nord-Pas-De-Calais
The areas along the A1 freeway, the backbone of northern France, offer a mosaic of picturesque discoveries for adventure-seeking travellers. The journey begins in Paris, where iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre are just a breath away.
Leaving the capital, we cross the magnificent region of Picardy, renowned for its vast green fields, elegant castles and impressive Gothic cathedrals, such as the majestic Amiens Cathedral.
The Channel beaches, between natural beauty and historical nightmare
The route continues through the Pas-de-Calais, offering travelers access to the Channel coastline, with its sandy beaches and picturesque port towns, such as Boulogne-sur-Mer. History buffs can visit the D-Day beaches, which bear witness to the crucial events of the Second World War.
Further north, the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region abounds in cultural treasures, including the city of Lille, famous for its Flemish architecture, lively markets and delicious cuisine, including the famous moules-frites.
Places to see around the A1
