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Enjoy TGV high-speed rail travel throughout France. Take the TGV and SNCF to a whole range of French destinations and see the rest of Europe from the comfort of a TGV train seat. Book your ticket in advance, turn up at the rail station and go! In the time you are waiting at an airport; you can be at your destination with much less stress - travel by TGV train. You could even take your car with you. Rechercher votre billet draft. Eurostar services from Paris Nord to London St Pancrasg(16200934)a(402356)) . They will stop at Ebbsfleet situated close to junction 2 of the M25, Ebbsfleet offers parking for up to 9,000 cars and has excellent bus links with Dartford, Greenhithe, Northfleet and Gravesend train stations. Travellers can book Eurostar rail services up to 120 days before they travel. For the best and cheapest deals book early! New Journey times from London St Pancras to Lille 1 hr 20 mins. London to Brussels 1 hr 51 mins. St Pancras to Paris 2 hrs 15 mins. Check how long you stand in an airport waiting for a plane - it makes sense to travel by tgv train to Europe. - Eurostar London to Paris and Brussels from £69 return in Standard class and £189 in Leisure Select. - Eurostar London to Lille from £65 return in Standard Class and £179 in Leisure Select. - Eurostar London to Marne la Vallee from £69 return in Standard Class and £146 in Leisure Select. - Eurostar connections will now start from £89 return in Standard Class.
The TGV Est Européen halves journey times between Paris and the east of France. TGV trains running at an awesome 320kph, bring the fascinating regions of Champagne-Ardenne, famous for its sparkling wine, and Alsace-Lorraine, with its uniquely German-influenced culture, within easy reach. Tickets for this new high-speed service are on sale now and customers can save up to a massive 85 per cent on the TGV Est Européen. You'll travel in style in Christian Lacroix-designed carriages. With extra leg room, wider seats, power points and family seating areas with tables, super-fast journeys promise to be extra comfortable and enjoyable too.
which is the high-speed rail network connecting France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. Designed with network flexibility and passenger comfort in mind, you are guaranteed a relaxed and stress-free journey aboard the Thalys fleet of state-of-the-art high-speed TGV trains.
Travel in style and comfort aboard the overnight Trainhotel Elipsos. Trainhotel Elipsos overnight trains operate daily* between 5 of Europe's major cities, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Zurich and Milan, combining the advantages of train travel with the comforts of a hotel. Enjoy a delicious meal in the restaurant car, before settling down for the night in your own sleeping compartment and then wake up refreshed the next day in your destination. *Elipsos services operate daily during the summer. A reduced service is in operation during the winter.
Whether you're heading to Switzerland to while away summer days surrounded by beautiful scenery or dashing to the slopes to make the most of the latest snowfall, TGV Lyria will whisk you to Switzerland in style. Several services operate each day throughout the year between Paris and Lausanne, Bern and Zurich with extra services being introduced during the summer and winter months to serve the most popular seasonal destinations.
Book your InterRail Global Pass Valid in all 30 participating International InterRail countries, including: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Montenegro, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, FYR Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden & Turkey (includes Attica ferries between Italy and Greece).
Global InterRail Passes are valid for the following options:
5 days within 10 days (flexi)
10 days within 22 days (flexi)
22 days (continuous)
1 month (continuous)
InterRail One Country Pass InterRail passes can be purchased for travel within a single country. There are 28 participating countries for this pass type (Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro are excluded) and each falls into one of four price bands. Greece is split into two types of pass - either with or without the use of Attica ferries.
InterRail One Country Passes are valid for the following options:
3 days within 1 month (flexi)
4 days within 1 month (flexi)
6 days within 1 month (flexi)
8 days within 1 month (flexi)
Half-price InterRail passes are available for children from four to 11 years of age. Discounted cheap passes are available for youths aged between 12 and 25 years. There are no age limits for adult InterRailers. For the first time ever, all InterRail pass and draft are available in both 1st and standard class for adults and children (and standard class only for 'youth' travellers).
Rail Europe Getaways
Discover France by train with TGV You imagined it, you dreamed of it, and now it's here, within arm's reach. Create your own trip and let yourself be invaded by the pleasures of France. Discover each region and its specialties thanks to the TGV. Get to Avignon or Paris on Thalys or TGV. Travel to the heart of France and take advantage of what TGV has to offer: fast trips, affordable rates, and the flexibility of the TGV train schedules. Access formalities, practical information, discovering some of the world's most varied territories and landscapes, an active stay or a more relaxed one, fashion, shopping, gastronomic escapes, the benefits of nature's four seasons... Discover all the cultural and educational aspects Festivals, events, relaxation and pleasure, charm, luxury, culture, good advice... everything is brought together in order to make your trip an unforgettable one.
The Rhône-Alpes region by TGV train A region marked by mountaintops where hiking and winter sports are king. Snow in the winter, outdoor activities in the summer, the region pulses along at two speeds. Its ski area extends across all of Savoy, criss-crossed with alpine lakes, pine forests and hiking trails. Chamonix rubs shoulders with Mont-Blanc while Annecy and Chambéry are bustling with activity down in the valley.
La Lorraine region by TGV train. A region bordering Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, Lorraine is proud of its strategic location. Source of art and a land of creation, Lorraine prides itself on its unique know-how: Baccarat crystal, stringed-instruments, earthenware. Art Nouveau was born in Nancy, under the impetus of Emile Gallé, master glassmaker and cabinetmaker. In the heart of the town, place Stanislas is an 18th century masterpiece.
The Île-de-France region by TGV train. All around Paris, Ile-de-France is a land of nature and dolce vita. Ile-de-France combines the pleasures of discovery, between nature and culture. 9 royal towns, many navigable waterways, over 400 parks and gardens, medieval villages or Cistercian abbeys, Ile-de-France is a land with a unique and fascinating heritage: Versailles, Fontainebleau, Provins or along the banks of the Oise are splendid examples of this. But while in Île-de-France, you must also discover: 1. Disneyland Resort Paris. Located 30 km to the east of Paris, Disneyland Resort Paris offers two theme Parks: Disneyland® Park with over 50 attractions, shows and Parades, and the Walt Disney Studios® Park with the already-famous thriller attractions such as the "Rock 'n' Roller Coaster with Aerosmith", "Camera... Action! Stunt Show Spectacular®", "Armageddon: Special Effects". But also 6 hotels and the Davy Crockett Ranch®, 1 golf course, 2 convention centres and the Disney® Village entertainment centre, combining bars, restaurant, 1 dinner-show, boutiques, disco and a cinema complex. 2. Castles in Île-de-France
Castles are an expression of power. They are part of the French landscape. Villages and towns were built around their castle, surrounding it with a genuine urban area. Veritable marvels just forth like Chenonceaux, Blois, Chambord, Azay-le-Rideau. But fortresses can become friendly, like in Angers. Private residences, which are not as opulent, still remain fortresses as in Châteauneuf-en-Auxois in Côte-d'Or, while many noble and princely abodes, inspired by the influence of Versailles or Vaux-le-Vicomte in Ile-de-France, were built in the 12 and 13th centuries or added architectural ornamentation such as Talcy in Loiret or Bussy-Rabutin in Côte-d'Or. The noble and pleasant residences are the privilege of the petite noblesse, as at Nohant in Indre.
The Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region by TGV train. With your feet in the Mediterranean and your head in the Alps, the region offers a vast pallet of landscapes basking in colour. Everything sings in this region, even the wind, which is called mistral or tramontane. The Grandes Alpes road descends from Briançon to Serre-Ponçon Lake or the gorges of the Verdon for a sporty stop.
The Aquitaine region by TGV train. An immense string of golden sandy beaches, the walled towns and castles, and vineyards just about everywhere, the mountains and a lot of country, that's Aquitaine in a nutshell. Its landscapes, culture and heritage make Aquitaine very generous. This generosity can be seen in the diversity of its landscapes: slopes of Bordeaux vineyards, sandy moors, Pays-Basque coast, and the plateaus of Périgord.
The Poitou-Charentes region by TGV train. The Poitou-Charentes region has a magnificent coastline and is one of the privileged areas for green tourism. Poitiers, former capital of Poitou illustrates as does the region, the cohabitation between the past and the look onwards to the future. The medieval town is home to the Futuroscope, European park for images and communication. From abbeys to castles, some 600 monuments bear witness to a rich past in which Roman art has left its mark on the region.Take advantage of your escapade to discover the Futuroscope park... there are more than 20 attractions and shows to discover! At the Futuroscope, you can get away from it all... have fun and discover the world again. Here, the future is part of the present and invites you to share it in astonishing ways. In just two years, the Futuroscope has renewed half of its attractions. Its ambition? Offer you even more pleasure, an ever-increasing pleasure.
The Alsace region by TGV train. A region located at the heart of Europe's major crossroads, Alsace is a border land that is open to the world while remaining attached to its traditions. Stretching out and hugging the Rhine, Alsace has seen its borders change innumerable times. History's ups and down have allowed it to maintain very strong regional traditions. Alsatian homes can be discovered all along the "wine road" teeming with colourful villages.
The Britanny region by TGV train A region of character strongly attached to its particularities, Brittany is a world in itself at the edge of the country. The land of seafarers and legends, Brittany will seduce you from the very first moment. From Cancale to the Gulf of Morbihan, its endless kilometres of coastline are made up of inlets, long beaches and picturesque ports with granite homes where you can taste a crepe and enjoy a bowl of cider.
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