The TGV, Train à
Grande Vitesse, is France's high speed train and links Paris to Lyon in two hours at
a speed of 270 kilometres per hour.
The TGV Sud-Est also links Paris to other towns in the
South-East of France and to Geneva in Switzerland. The TGV Atlantique
travels down to Spain while the TGV Nord makes Brussels, Cologne and
Amsterdam only hours away.
The TGV holds the world speed record for passenger
trains.
It is owned and run by
the .
The state-owned company has an impressive record in
research and development and in punctuality.
When you
travel on the TGV, or any other train, don't forget to date-stamp your ticket in the machine - composter votre billet - before getting on the train.
If you don't, you might have to pay a fine to the ticket
inspector.
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