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European night trains map 2024
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2024
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There used to be one going directly from Northeastern France near Basel to South France Cerbere. It was the best one for going on vacation from Germany. They killed it because it wasnt profitable enough :/ Now you have to go through Paris which is a horrible stop to have to take.
You don't absolutely have to any more. There's a Strasbourg-Lyon TGV link. Less than 4 hours.
Thats only half the distance tho
Sure, but you avoid the Paris hassle. And get there quicker too, because it's TGVs all the way.