PARIS to MILAN by train: Spectacular TGV through the Alps
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2019
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Paul, I look forward to you reports based on your schedule.
For me it was your train reports that I first found you RUclips Channel. But it has been your plane reports that have kept me to continue watching your channel. Keep up the great work you are doing and more train trips would be great.
Where are you going to go for your 100000 subscriber special? Congratulations btw
Great video Paul
I have just looked at your schedule and seen you will be in NYC at the same time as me in May. I'm on the MAN-JFK on the 6th returning on the 15th. What a shame your not on my flight.
You are the best. I am a disabled person unable to travel due to high medical expenses. Thank You for taking me with you on your journeys. GOD BLESS YOU.
*And God Bless you too my Friend*
Bless you!
But if you want you can take trains with lower step or special trains that can take persons with wheelchair problems.
God bless you 🙏❤️
Bless you😢😭
That posh restaurant at Paris Gare du Lyon is where Mr. Bean eats seafood in ‘Mr. Bean’s Holiday’!!!
That's what I immediately thought of as soon as he mentioned it
Oui
@@ketanroy8589 Bean - Sabine 😄
10:05 "The Alpine air is clean and fresh."
*snarky shot of people smoking in front of the doorway * :v
I chuckled at that too!
Me too.
Lolz, I did notice those smoking!
lol yeah i noted that, a bit rude having them in front of the doorway as well
@@gbalmain really! So true! and then the smokers stink up the inside of the train like a tire fire. Why do people pay to poison themselves? Cig have cyanide, benzene & other poisons!
Haven't been to France, but have been all over Italy. The scenery in most of Italy is stunning. I remember being surprised at the bus ride between Rome and Florence, and how mountainous the route was. Rome down to Naples is very pretty as well. And then there's the Amalfi Coast and Capri...unbelievable.
We travelled from Bordeaux to Paris first class on the new TGV 2018, 2019 and the scenery was just amazing looking at all the vineyards and chateaux it was breath taking and so relaxing as well. Europeans definitely know how to travel.
Can't wait fall 2021.
37 pounds for 7 hours in first class?! So much cheaper than the UK railway!
Rip off Britain
Alex didn't expect to see you here! #RailwayHOI4Challenge
He also said that it's about half of the normal price because he got it on sale, and that TGV First Class doesn't give you any food.
I wonder how he gets informed of these sales? They'd be worth looking out for.@@GintaPPE1000
it doesnt give any food but more confortable,way faster too and much cheaper... for 37 £ its standard seat here , thats the price peterborough to london and you are lucky if you can get any seat
but everyone know thats british railways is overprice, like almost everything in england
As a US viewer, I’m always a bit sad to see trains that are sooo much better than the ones here. I’m glad that Paul is able to bring them to us in this format though! Keep up the good work Paul!!
Isn't that because transport in the US has been hijacked by the oil-lobby in the beginning of the 20th century?
There was a lot of propaganda for other kinds of transport just after the steam train was developing to electric drive.
Don't know for sure, just asking myself.. because mainly all transport in the US are cars and planes... which is fueled by petrol... oil.
@@d-space7679 100% right U are.
There is a RUclips video somewhere explaining why the USA does not have such a good train (sorry - railroad !) service : due to the many 'cheap' airlines competing, plus Amtrak have just been (too) slow to invest in new services, stock and where necessary infrastructure.
@@peterfergusson4252 Amtrak doesn't own the tracks and signaling outside of the Northeast Corridor (Washington DC - Boston).
It has to keep begging freight railway companies for access to operate trains.
Too bad. We spend $700 billion on Defense budget every year, but start whining when it comes to invest taxpayer money for railway infrastructure.
I usually enjoy the more silent train videos, but I like that you give just enough commentary without being "chatty". This is one more ride to add to my bucket list.😊
Thank you so much for your videos; I am a 'poor' man who lives in India, and I get to see the world and to live vicariously through your videos...so thank you!
hello fellow Indian.
same here mate, but it gives me happiness that I am being able to see how the world is at the other end through videos such as this one. Have always wanted to ride the TGV and the Shinkansen. Whether that would turn out to be true or not is a far fetched dream as of now. But definitely makes me feel a lot better watching these.
I feel you, buddy.
Trains are a lot of fun!! And when the scenery is beautiful like this, there's not much more you can ask for.
Paul doesnt seem to disappoint, it feels like you are out there with him in the way he narrates and with the facts that he shares. He is genuine about his reviews and the passion he has for his work can be felt - I dont feel cheated.Simply the best out there, lets get him recognised!
I have taken this trip...spectacular. I was listening to Andre Bocelli and drinking Billini's all the way. Never had a better trip than this. The alps are wonderful.
The TGV is like the Starship Enterprise. Modern, immaculate and it flies - on tracks.
Whether on a train or at 35,000 feet, you do excellent reviews. They are always a pleasure to watch.
Enjoyed the humor... Modane... "the alpine breeze here is clean and fresh" with the camera showing a group of smokers. :))
Your vlog reminded trip when I was exchange student of France!! Thank you for your masterpiece🙏🙏
My parents and I took a train trip from Milan to Geneva, then TGV from Geneva to Paris-Gare du Lyon way back in 1987. The Milan to Geneva section went through the Alps near Domodossola, skirted close to the Matterhorn, went along Lake Geneva, and was truly the most impressive rail trips I have ever been on. The TGV to Paris was an experience - the French did high speed very well even back then! - but it is almost too fast and sterile to truly be enjoyed. I was a kid but I remember the whole trip very clearly! It sure beats Amtrak's Northeast corridor for the sheer variety of scenery!
Had the chance to ride TGV to Bernex (via Lyon) near Geneva for a week long ski trip from Paris' that was amazing. Just remembering looking out the window and seeing flashes of trees passing by at high speed' bring back memories, thank you'
The quickest way between points is seldom the best for enjoyable travel. What an intriguing trip. Thanks again Paul.
Your videos keep getting better, more polished, tidily edited and more informative. Keep up the good work.
WoW, so cool! I’ve dined in le train bleu with my husband and parents in 2017, it was fantastic! We Will be taking the exact same tgv this summer but then to Turin. So nice to see gare du Lyon and this trainride.
I am jealous you got to eat in Le Train Bleu!
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Titi2009ish I made that trip with my wife, but extended to Venice, in 9:45 hours, daytime scheduled. We changed train in Milan0 Centrales in 12 mins... Great experience.....
Gare de Lyon was my station too and it’s so nice to see again!
Me and my Mum used to go by train from London, Victoria to Milano Centrale more than thirty years ago, it was a fantastic journey
I remember my trip on board the TGV from Paris Gare de Leon, south of France in Dijon where Charles Bronson was also a passenger sometime in
late days of March 1982. As first time passenger of TGV, I could hardly feel the impact of a speed of electrique train until I saw how my drinking glass and my body shook a little when it had its full stop in Dijon. ORACULUM's Travel Memoirs and Adventure in Southern Europe: France, Switzerland and Spain late March to late April 1982.
These videos are great. Amazing locations, and always so well edited! Keep up the good work mate!
Brilliantly edited, well commentated. I absolutely do not regret subscribing to this channel!
Train travel in Europe is amazing. So much to see and travelling first class is amazing. Travelled for two months by Europe in 1999 and travelled from Bergen all over to as far as Rome. Would do it again in a heartbeat
Great video Paul.Went on the same trip about two years ago and I must say the views make it all worth while.Keep it up!
I took the afternoon train at the end of April. Fabulous scenery. I went to Turin to sleep as it was so late and went the next morning onto Venice. Came back to Paris on Thello.
Grenoble is also Beautiful. Take the gondola up the mountain. amazing views.
I took the TGV from Geneva to Paris in 1999. What a great ride! We came into Gare du Nord.
Love the SNCF jingle at stations in France; can’t be beaten!
Beautiful ride, may have too do it!
Thank you.
Beautiful scenery. Can't wait to see the journey to Sicily.
hmmmmm has this been uploaded yet?
Les rails d'un beau voyage .
iam native to Kurnool City of Andhra Pradesh state in India country.i can't visit Europe or other countries but because of people like you i can see towns and cities on RUclips,thank you brother
Chambery is my home town! So happy to see it in your videos!
Always wanted to see a TGV vlog...!!!
It's world class! 😊
Beautiful mountain scenery! Thank you Paul.
Nice journey between Paris and Milan and loads of scenery around the alps I like how you do commentary in your trip reports and an insert at the start and the end gives a real human touch to the video
The TGV trains are very interesting! And looking at the interior, the trains are absolutely beautiful inside! It would be awesome to take the train to Paris or other destinations one day! Awesome review!
I usually prefer to fly when making long journeys but the route is just so scenic that it’s hard to say no!
Flying is also about 10 times worse for the climate.
Sometimes you have no choice but the fly. But within Europe, I think going by train is a very reasonable and comfortable alternative unless the trip has to take the absolute shortest amount of time.
@@FrostyAUT Yeah, one of my favorite things about traveling in Europe is how extensive (and comfortable) the trains are.
Love that train station! Departed there in 2019 to Cannes.
Absolutely love the train videos, there's just something about them is special.
The world is a beautiful place..
This video is brilliant very nice hope you had a great trip.
I love trains. It's the best way to travel, classic and timeless.
Couldn't agree more. And much more eco-friendly than hopping on a plane!
I love travelling from North France to Southern France.Wonderful scenery and meeting all manner of folk!! ❤
Love the irony at 10.02 when you say " The alpine breeze here is clean and fresh", then show us three passengers on the platform, desperately sucking down their cigarettes. Thanks, as always, for a beautifully- filmed, edited and narrated travelogue.
I caught that, too. LOL!
Seems to me you've not been in Europe.People on the continent smoke cigarettes without thinking that it mightOFFEND you! Who cares? If they'd been smoking spliffs you'd been beggingfor a 'sucking.'
I hardly think three cigarettes, outside, would defile all of the Alpine air. Is there some reason you need to be so hostile to people smoking outside?
As I said- ' I love the irony.'
@Bruce Marsico No need for anyone to be hostile to anyone. Some people cannot handle cigarette smoke as well as others. The obvious solution is to have smoking areas and No Smoking areas. On the platform between trains would ideally be a No Smoking area, because no one deboarding can avoid the smoke there.
doze off in Milan, wake up in Sicily (Palermo) hope you put this on youtube Paul!
THANKS FOR RECALL MY OLD MEMORIES.GOD BLESS YOU
OMG, We, my husband and I want to Thank You for doing this video. We have taken this exact trip and it brings back so many memories!! Our trip was so relaxing after 5 busy days in Paris. We have been to Paris many times, but you always feel a little rushed there. We bought a bottle of champagne, some cheese and tarts and had a Grand Old time. Paul, again, Thank you so much!!
Thanks for a super trip from Paris ,the most fashionable city in France, to Milan the MOST fashionable city in the world
The TGV ride was xcellent . I rode a first class o;nite sleeper from Vienna to Milan,my prize to self for the near to the end of an 8 month bike trip thru Europe from Paris to Paris.AND enjoy your narrations and camera work
Love the French TGVs, and they're easy to book online. I have a comment egarding the famous restaurant Le Train Bleu at Gare de Lyon. I made a special effort to eat lunch there several years ago. I tried to speak French but was treated poorly by the haughty waiter. He even refused to bring me the (French) menu, which I would've had no problem reading, I was forced to choose from only three items on an English menu.The waiter's surly attitude and the limited menu made the experience truly disappointing. I notice that the prices are MUCH higher now than they were when I ate there. Really enjoyed this video, Paul.
Ah, that sounds like the Paris I remember!
What an excellent video - concise and very informative.
The lad knows his rail travel!
The best rail journey I have done so far. I did it in 2017 and did a return journey. I got it for 29 euros each way. It is a breathtaking journey through the French and Italian Alps.
Last year, I did Paris to Perpignan return. The Barcelona TGV detaches at Perpignan.
I love TGV journeys. I have covered Paris to Strasbourg a couple of weeks after the LGV Est opened in 2007, I lived in Pau as an exchange student and did Paris to Pau and vice versa on numerous occasions. That journey is about an hour less than what it was in the late 90s when I lived there. The Eurostar of course, I have done in the late 90s between London and Paris Nord. I have done Paris Bordeaux, Paris To Lyon and Paris to Lille, Nantes to Paris. Superb trains. I like the duplexes.
Oh, im looking Forward to the palermo Video
Keep up the good work Paul. I travelled by bullet train in China last year and compared to their first class TGV first class looks like Chinese economy class. First class trains in China has fully lie flat bed, distance between 2 seats are about 2 meters, free food & drink and at 300Kms per hour you wont even hear the outside noise or train noise. It feels like you are floating in the air thats how smooth it is. Fast trains and special trains in Europe but in China its almost everywhere - you will see a bullet train passing your bullet train once every few minutes.
It would be good if you can do a review of a bullet trains in China once the corona virus issue is over.
The scenery looks amazing! Looks a nice way to spend the day.
I studied in Grenoble for 4 years, this video brought back a lot of good memories. Thank you Paul! Chambéry and Annecy are absolutely beautiful in the summer. I used to take TGV from Grenoble to Geneve just for a relaxing weekend.
I love this train journey but you have to lunch at Le Train Bleu since the renovation the space is beautiful and the food very good.
"InOui" is not a budget TGV service as you said but a premium service, with two classes. It's the new SNCF's name for TGV services. "InOui" is the name for the premium service (with a black, grey and red livery) and the low-cost service is named "Ouigo", with a single class (light blue livery).
What a great way to travel between Paris and Milan! Thanks Paul for another informative video. Keep up the excellent work! Take care and Happy Travels!
The scenery definitely seems to be quite special on that route, going through the Alps.
High speed rail: like flying without wheels up. The Alpine scenery was nice, too (I am a master of understatement). I'm going to have to watch this again on the big flat screen.
What a nice film, and you're so right, if you have the time, the train can be such a great way of de-stressing. I'm hoping to take the Railjet from Salzburg to Villach this summer for some equally stunning scenery!
Good choice! The line to Villach is one of Europe’s most pleasant 😊
Steve Cooksley That’s true the Tauernbahn between Salzburg and Villach is superb! I actually travel a lot between Villach and Germany, as i am from Villach but I study in Germany
Rail jet is superb, viel Spass!
love these types of transit!!!
loving the content as always. the rebrand is top class
You should travel from Dresden to Prague by EC, the scenery is beautiful
Yes! When I took that route a few years ago, we travelled in some old Czech carriages from the 70s or 80s, with really nice compartments rather than the modern open floor plans.
I did that route in the autumn of 2018 and it was absolutely fantastic. Took the train from Frankfurt to Dresden. Stayed the night in Dresden and then the next morning took the first train to Prague. The scenery was great!
Thanks for taking the time to post. Educational and great scenery and your commentary is perfect.
8:05 "Our average speed halves..." Shows 84 mph.
Me: *Cries in American*
Scott Tilden that’s why I have Tons of Delta points. I save train experiences for Europe
@@scotttild Imagine that by train, you can travel within 6 hours from center to center while by plane you first have to reach the airport, check in baggage, do a lot more of security controls than you do in a train station and if you arrived in LA you have to travel all the way to the city center. So you also need nearly 6 hours to fly.
@@scotttild I mean, DC to Boston corridor has over 50 million people living in a relatively small area. Zero reason not to have efficient, high speed rail there.
@@scotttild Scott- Our trains ARE slow, by modern standards. Amtrak's typical top speed is about 85 mph. That's slow, in this day and age, compared to Europe, regardless of the distances involved. There are several corridors in the United States that would benefit greatly from true high speed rail. High speed rail is not something that works if it's only done halfway. An example of halfway is the current Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington. Amtrak has spent decades making incremental improvements at huge expense that have yielded only slightly faster schedules, overall. In large part, halfway is because we have not been willing to step up to the plate and really revise things. If the NE Corridor were on a par with the European approach, there'd be grass growing at some of the airports. So, San Fransisco to LA? If it's done properly people will use it, and many more than you may imagine. And those passengers would go from downtown to downtown, without driving to the airport, parking, going to the terminal and going through security. Do you still think a one hour flight is one hour....?
Peter Askin
@@scotttild Are you sure of the 6 hours journey for a 400miles in high-speed train ? Paris to Marseille (500miles) is a 3 hours trip by TGV
I wish we had those kind of trains here in the Philippines, especially when many of the Visayan islands are interconnected with bridges. Can you also make a vlog of a train trip between Madrid and Rome please. You know I love Spain, and I've never been to my great, great grandfather's ancestral land.
Man, I love your train review vids Paul. Great stuff....as usual mate.
Love catching trains in Europe. The scenery is so different to here in Australia. We caught a TGV from Strasbourg to Paris 1st class and were provided with a complimentary lunch pack.
Some TGV routes do have complimentary meal service in first class - the "Lyria" routes to Dijon/Basel, for example
Not 100% sure but I think some of the Lyria have been changed to 3 classes... and there is no meal service for the lower priced first class(standard 1ère).
TGV Lyria is much like Thalys or Eurostar, daughter companies of SNCF and one or more other railway carriers which are distinct from SNCF proper, own management and policies included. The TGV to Italy was similar, I believe, until Trenitalia got out of the cooperation. It's since rum by SNCF alone.
European trains are pretty comfortable , particularly first class .
This episode just gives you every reason to take the train over airplane: the history, the dining, the comfort and most of all, the view.
Love love love the train videos ....they are awesome. Nice to see you slow down and enjoy some travel. Thanks for all the posts you do ....they are appreciated.
Fantastic journey! I think you could make more train journeys than plane ones. Sky journeys are pretty much similar, especially from the audience view, but each train journey differs.
Of course this is a personal opinion and only a reference.
james may and richard hammond went on this train when they were doing a top gear challenge
Scrolled all the way down to find this.. I was not dissapointed.. xD
Thank for taking all of us along for another great video! I’m hoping to take some of these train trips soon, as trains are one of my favorite ways to travel. Really looking forward to your Milan to Palermo segment, sounds like a very interesting trip!
Wow, amazing trip report Paul!!! I loved your indept commentary and filming. You certainly got me convinced to try out a TGV trip from Paris to Milan!!!
Imagine how difficult cross border train services would be without the schengen area
10:42 sadly, it isn't the actual High Speed track between Turin and Milan. The TGV takes the "slow line" with top Speed of 200 kmh, the "fast line" take 40 minutes between the two cities with a top Speed of 300 kmh! But Is a esclusive for italian branded trains...
In Australia 200kph line speed is unheard of. 160kph is the best it gets in Australia with most routes well below that. You are so lucky to have trains going at 200kph and more
I really hope one day that there is TAV Lyon-Turin, so that Paris to Milan is done in only a few hours by train. It would be so easy to go on a week-end trip to any of the cities on the Paris-Milan line.
Love to see Train trip video always. Tremendous tks to you, Paul.
Really enjoyed seeing the great views Paul. Great value for money too considering what you get to see, like you said - the most fun.
10:00 The Alpine air is clean and fresh.... turns around to see three smokers ruining it :/
You beat me to it! Ha! Thanks, smokers, for stinking up the platform.
Try the DB ICE from Berlin to Vienna or the other way around!
Or the RailJet from Vienna to Zurich. Views are awesome.
I really enjoy your videos! thank you for showing us your adventures!
This is just so wonderful and I love it!
That Milan central station is a lot more impressive.
Stefan Koelsch it is Italy . Public Architecture is taken very seriously. That’s why people feel the need to dress stylishly and Milan is a fashion centre.
What app did you use for the train speed. Great video byw
not sure I can answer your question, but if you were interested while on the TGV they do have monitors that display the current velocity of the train
Excellent video. Thank you very much!
I am 5 minutes in and what an amazing showcase of how to travel by train, good information about the stations and some good tips. Thank you very much
What app do you use to measure the speed? Thanks
Emmanuel Van Dessel your welcome
@@joe972lol
"The air here is clean and fresh!" As long as you're not downwind of that group of smokers lol.
Very informative! Thanks for sharing!
Best video you've made in a while. Really enjoyed watching it. Thanks! Can't wait to take this trip some day.
Yes we have a very good rail service in Europe.
Wingin' It - by train?