France TGV Map showing high speed train lines in deep purple and light purple (click to enlarge).
This TGV Map shows the main TGV destinations in France:
- Paris
- Rennes
- Nantes
- Bordeaux
- Montpellier
- Marseille
- Lyon
- Strasbourg
The principal France TGV routes shown on the TGV map include:
- TGV South-East (Sud Est) Line (leaving from Gare de Lyon station in Paris)
- Paris to Lyon
- Paris to Dijon
- TGV Alps (Alpes) Line (from Gare de Lyon in Paris)
- Paris to Grenoble
- Paris to Annecy
- Paris to Chambéry
- Paris to Aix-les-Bains
- TGV Mediterranean (Méditerranée) (from Paris – Gare de Lyon)
- Paris to Marseille
- Paris to Avignon
- Paris to Aix-en-Provence
- Marseille to Toulon (non-high speed)
- Marseille to Nice (non-high speed)
- Paris to Nimes
- Nimes to Montpellier (non-high speed)
- TGV Atlantic (Atlantique) (from Paris – Gare Montparnasse)
- Paris to Tours
- Paris to Bordeaux
- Paris to Toulouse
- Paris to Pau
- Paris to Lourdes
- Paris to Le Mans
- Paris to Rennes
- Paris to Nantes
- TGV North (Nord) (from Paris – Gare du Nord)
- Paris to Lille
- Paris to Dunkerque
- TGV East (Est) (from Paris – Gare de l’Est)
- Paris to Reims
- Paris to Metz
- Paris to nancy
- Paris to Strasbourg
Téoz train lines, in yellow, are regular speed (110 km/h) intercity trains. TGV train lines in purple (both light and dark), are high speed train lines, known as LGV (lignes à grandes vitesses) on which TGV trains operate at 300-320km/h depending on style of train. New double decker (duplex) TGV trains travel at 320km/h (199mph) at full speed while the older single level TGV trains operate at 300km/h (186mph).
Many edge destinations such as Nice, Toulon, Montpellier have a portion of the TGV route run at regular speed on non-TGV specific train lines (which are less straight). These parts of the TGV route are run at non-high speed which is about 110km/h.
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