European rail links continue to expand(Paris-Berlin at the end of 2024), and 2026 will see the arrival of a new direct train line between Paris and Munich. This project, driven by a desire to accelerate the transition to more environmentally-friendly transport, is in line with the European trend to favor rail over air travel for medium distances.
TGV Paris-Berlin: everything you need to know about the new €59 direct service, launched on Monday
Alert, the Paris-Berlin TGV line is launched this Monday, December 16, 2024. This new direct TGV now links Paris to Berlin in just eight hours, marking a major step forward for low-carbon mobility between France and Germany. This daily service, initiated by SNCF and Deutsche Bahn (DB), aims to meet the needs of business travelers and slow mobility enthusiasts. We take a look at this new service and answer your questions. [Read more]
With this future direct line, travel time will be considerably reduced, making this link more attractive to tourists and business travellers alike. This new announcement is part of the collaboration between SNCF and Deutsche Bahn, the German railway company. After the success of Berlin, it's now Munich's turn to be honored.
This initiative is part of a wider drive to strengthen connections between major European cities, with a much lower carbon footprint than air transport. Many companies are investing in high-speed rail, seeking to offer a competitive alternative to air travel, particularly for journeys of less than 1,000 kilometers. This new announcement responds to a growing demand from travellers who are increasingly careful to respect the environment. See you in 2026 for a direct trip from Paris to Munich!
Amsterdam, London, Berlin... Yes, all these capitals are accessible from Paris by train, without even having to make a connection. We explain how. [Read more]
TGV Paris-Berlin: everything you need to know about the new €59 direct service, launched on Monday
Travel: 6 European capitals accessible by direct train from Paris
