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Modeled after Japan's early high-speed bullet trains, France's Train à Grande Vitesse (TGV) transports passengers in modern carriages designed with either a single- or double-decker design. Free Wi-Fi Internet is available throughout all the cars on the vast majority of routes. There is ample storage for luggage, so travelers are welcome to bring along as much as they can carry. Most itineraries, excluding those that are very short, such as Paris-Lille, also include a café-bar where guests may purchase hot or cold beverages and small bottles of wine or spirits. Sandwiches, snacks, and light meals are also available. Alternatively, travelers are welcome to bring their own refreshments to picnic during their journey. Pop a bottle of French champagne, and toast to a fantastic trip.
Subtle differences between Standard and First Class allow passengers to enjoy the travel experience that is right for them and their group.
Whether traveling to the Loire Valley, France's wine country, the coastline or across the border to one of France's neighboring countries, the TGV promises a trip that is just as efficient as it is memorable.