TGV France-Italy: head to Turin and Milan by trainTGV France-Italy

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Northern Italy is a region not to be missed! With TGV France - Italy, Milan, Turin and the ski resorts of the Valle d'Aosta (Italian Alps) are just a few hours’ train journey from France.

Want to travel even further? Trenitalia’s Frecce trains will take you to numerous other Italian cities from Turin and Milan. Book tickets at low fares via SNCB International.

Why travel by TGV France-Italy?

High-speed train
Connects Paris to Turin, Vercelli, Novara and Milan
Book up to 4 months ahead to enjoy the best fares
Train with compulsory seat reservation and 2 comfort classes

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Travel update

Train traffic suspended between France and Italy via French AlpsTrain traffic suspended between France and Italy

Due to a landslide, train traffic has been suspended indefinitely between France and Italy via the French Alps.

Consult our travel planner for possible travel alternatives.

TGV France-Italy’s leading direct routesDirect routes

Paris - Turin Direct train 5:33

from € 49 *

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Lyon - Turin Direct train 3:44

from € 49 *

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Lyon - Novara Direct train 4:52

from € 49 *

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Lyon - Milan Direct train 5:11

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Paris - Vercelli Direct train 6:35

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Paris - Milan Direct train 6:49

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Destinations served by TGV France-Italy

FRANCE Paris, Mâcon, Bourg-en-Bresse, Lyon, Aix-les-Bains, Chambéry, St-Jean De Maurienne, Modane
ITALY Bardonecchia, Oulx-Cesana-Claviere-Sestriere, Turin, Vercelli, Novara, Milan

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Services on board TGV France-Italy trains

2 COMFORT CLASSES

BAR CARRIAGE

WORK AREA

FAMILY COMPARTMENTS

Frequent questions about TGV France-ItalyQuestions about TGV France-Italy

Other frequent questions

What's the easiest way to find the lowest fares for high-speed trains?

How far ahead can I book my international train ticket?

The booking period can vary from one type of train to another. The main international trains at a glance:

Eurostar from/to London: booking usually possible 330 days (almost 11 months) before travel
Nightjet, ICE and other Deutsche Bahn trains: booking usually possible 180 days (almost 6 months) before travel.
Eurostar between Belgium, France, Germany and the Netherlands, TGV INOUI, TGV Lyria, Nightjet and Trenitalia trains: booking usually possible 4 months before travel.
"Conventional" international trains (InterCity or regional trains): buying tickets without booking a seat, particularly to the Netherlands, Lille or Luxembourg, is possible 335 days (11 months) before travel. Unlike the other trains mentioned, there are no restrictions on the various fares on these "conventional" trains, so these are available up to the last minute (except for the Early Bird fare, that offers 25% to 40% discount ont the Intercity Netherlands, which must be purchased at least 7 days prior to travel).

Exceptions:

Eurostar seasonal services: for Eurostar Snow to the French Alps, booking possible from the end of the summer for the whole ski season. For Eurostar Sun to the south of France, booking possible from the end of the winter for the whole summer season (date to be specified each year).
TGV early bird sale for travel in winter periods (Christmas and ski season) and summer periods (July and August). For these periods, the date of the early bird sale is to be specified each year.
Every year in mid-December, different European rail companies simultaneously amend their train services, with new timetables taking effect more or less throughout Europe. On certain rail networks (particularly in Germany), the new timetables for mid-December are only confirmed and published at some point during October. When this occurs, bookings for rail travel from mid-December onwards can also only be made after a given date in October.
In special circumstances (e.g. in case of engineering works), carriers may be forced to adapt their transport plan more frequently. For this reason, booking periods may momentarily differ from the above rules.