Travel with TGV INOUI throughout FranceTGV trains in France

Travel throughout France at high speed and in all comfort with TGV INOUI. On top of direct TGV connections from Brussels, many other TGV trains travel around France at high speed, making even more French regions within easy reach. Book your train tickets at the lowest fares with SNCB International.

Why travel with TGV INOUI?

High-speed train
Daily direct connections throughout France
Book up to 4 months* ahead to enjoy the best fares
Train with compulsory seat reservation and 2 comfort classes

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* exception: early bird sale for travel in summer (July and August) and winter period (Christmas and ski season). For these periods, the date of the early bird sale is to be specified each year.

TGV InOUI’s leading direct routes

Marseille - Paris Direct train 3:05

from € 25 *

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Paris - Bordeaux Direct train 2:04

from € 25 *

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Lille - Nantes Direct train 3:55

from € 32 *

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Paris - La Rochelle Direct train 3:18

from € 25 *

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Lille - Paris Direct train 1:01

from € 15 *

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Destinations served by TGV INOUI

FRANCE TGV INOUI trains serve numerous cities throughout France, including Aix-en-Provence, Angoulême, Avignon, Biarritz, Bordeaux, Brest, Disneyland® Paris, Grenoble, Charles de Gaulle airport, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Metz, Montpellier, Nice, Nîmes, Paris, Reims, Rennes, Strasbourg , Toulouse, Tours and Valence.

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Services on board TGV InOUI trains

2 COMFORT CLASSES

TGV INOUI BAR CARRIAGE

TGV INOUI WORK AREA

TGV INOUI FAMILY COMPARTMENTS

TGV InOUI fares and additional services

FARES

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FLEXIBILITY

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How far ahead can I book my international train ticket?

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

EuroCity, Eurocity Direct and our regional cross-border trains: buying tickets without booking a seat, particularly to the Netherlands, Lille or Luxembourg, is possible 335 days (11 months) before travel.
AVE, Euromed, Alvia and other long distance trains in Spain operated by Renfe: booking possible 302 days (almost 10 months) in advance.
Eurostar: booking possible on average from 210 days before travel, i.e. about 7 months in advance (minimum 157 and maximum 277 days in advance, depending on the period of the year).
TGV Lyria: booking usually possible 8 months before travel.
ICE and other Deutsche Bahn trains: booking usually possible 180 days (almost 6 months) before travel.
Nightjet: booking theoretically possible from 180 days in advance. However, due to frequent works on the German rail network, adjusted timetables for Nightjet trains are often announced late, which unfortunately results in late opening of reservations.
TGV INOUI and Trenitalia trains: booking usually possible 4 months before travel.
Avant and Spanish Regional Express trains operated by Renfe: booking possible 62 days (2 months) in advance.

Exceptions:

Eurostar Snow to the French Alps, booking possible from the end of the summer for the whole ski 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.