TGV - High-speed train in France
France was the first country to have high-speed trains. Today's TGVs (Train a Grande Vitesse) are the most recognisable high-speed rail brand in Europe. They are a symbol of modernity, speed, comfort and civilisational success. The TGV network in France comprises some 2,000 kilometres of high-speed rail links. A TGV train on 3 April 2007 broke the speed record by reaching 574.8 km/h on the new TGV Est line from Paris to Strasbourg.
By train across Europe
The rail network in Europe is very extensive and connects almost the entire continent. This makes train travel the best way to explore European countries. Nothing prevents you from starting your journey in France and moving on to Switzerland, for example. The TGV Lyria offers such connections. The company is owned by SNCF. This recently refurbished French train connects cities such as Paris, Lausanne, Bern, Geneva, Zurich, Basel, Marseille, Montpellier and Nice.
All TGV Lyria trains from France to Switzerland are modernly designed, with comfortable seats and legroom. There are three booking classes on offer for the passenger to choose from: Economy Class, Comfort Class, Premier Class (on some routes).
Information on the monitors is displayed in three languages: French, German and English for the greater convenience of travellers. Smoking is strictly prohibited on board the trains. There is a bar on board the train, serving a large assortment of tasty food, sandwiches, desserts and drinks.
Passenger satisfaction after a journey on the TGV Lyria high-speed train is guaranteed.
Booking and purchasing a TGV train ticket online
Ticket reservations can be made via the booking form, e-mail: kontakt@europodroze.pl or by phone: 703 402 010 (Call cost: 2.58 PLN including VAT/min). Feel free to contact us!