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Rome to Naples (and Pompeii) by Train

How to get from Rome to Naples by trains.

Contemporary swagger meets old-world splendor in Naples, a Jekyll and Hyde city that is an absorbing diversion from Rome. Vestiges of Greek and Roman empires rub up against relics of a once influential kingdom, backdropped by an abrasive urban sprawl filled with exceptional restaurants. The immense and vibrant city center is a UNESCO World Heritage […]

Rome to Tuscany by Train

Rome to Tuscany train information, costs, times, options.

Tuscany invites superlatives. Medieval hilltop towns melt into a picture postcard landscape steeped in history and art. Scything through the magnetic region are frequent trains from Rome to Tuscany, unlocking the region’s treasures for curious travelers who enjoy taking their time.    The Rome and Florence rail hubs center the Toscana rail network, with many […]

Paris to Bordeaux by Train

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Bordeaux is far more than a destination for wine connoisseurs. France’s sixth-largest city bursts with historic monuments, intriguing museums, and absorbing diversions.  Numerous Paris to Bordeaux trains reach the ‘Pearl of Aquitaine’ in under three hours. With frequent Bordeaux to Paris trains for the return journey, it is even possible, with some hustle, to squeeze-in […]

Rome to Florence by Train

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Rome and Florence are headline destinations for visitors to Italy. Connected by a rich vein of history and outsized influence on European culture, they are the first cities on many ‘must see’ lists. Fast trains make the journey easy. Traveling from Rome to Florence by train takes just over 1 ½ hours on the cream […]

Paris to Provence by Train

Train times, prices, routes from Paris to Provence.

Paris may be the big draw for first-time visitors to France, but the magic of Provence draws visitors back again and again. Rolling from the Alps down to the French Riviera, Provence stretches from the banks of the Rhône to the Italian border and encompasses some of France’s most compelling coastal destinations. Getting from Paris […]

11 Incredible Photos Showing the Insane Views of Traveling France by Train

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Train travel in France has it all — an extensive railway network sprawling across the country accessing impossibly beautiful scenery. And, wow, that scenery! Go ahead and book a window seat on your next SNCF rail journey because you’re not going to want to miss what’s on display outside. From the rolling verdant hills of […]

Cinque Terre by Train

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Clinging to Ligurian cliffs, the colorful fishing villages of Cinque Terre are a UNESCO World Heritage Site that attracts millions of annual visitors. Untouched by time, the terraced hills, pastel-hued buildings, and breathtaking hiking trails retain an unspoiled beauty that keeps visitors coming back for more.   The compact region is perfect for rail exploration. Regional […]

Paris to Normandy & Brittany by Train

Train information for Paris to Normandy and Brittany, France.

Heading out of Paris to explore France offers a world of tantalizing possibilities. Two regions that should not be overlooked are Normandy and Brittany. The neighboring coastal regions are home to epoch-defining histories, singular cuisines, and some of the most compelling destinations outside the French capital. They include the D-Day landing beaches near Bayeux and […]

Rome to Amalfi Coast by Train

Train times, costs and information from Rome to Amalfi Coast, Italy.

The Amalfi Coast has been delighting travelers since well-heeled Europeans embarked on Grand Tours in the 18th century. Just a couple of hours outside the Eternal City, you’ll find impossibly picturesque villages tucked amongst soaring cliffs that have barely changed over the centuries. Today, visitors are still making a beeline for this jewel of the […]

Paris to Lyon by Train

Train ticket and options from paris to lyon.

Nestled on the banks of the Rhône, Lyon is the ideal companion city for visitors to Paris. The former Roman settlement is France’s third-largest city and packs in over 2,000 years of history, culture, and culinary innovation. Smaller and far more relaxed than the French capital, it is the one city that rivals Paris for […]

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