Trenitalia France

About Trenitalia France

Trenitalia is the Italian railway company, a subsidiary of the Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane group founded in 1905 and operator of the Italian national railway network. It was established on June 1, 2000, to comply with the European legislation requiring the separation of rail transport service activities from network management activities. Today, it operates approximately 10,000 trains daily and transports over 1 billion passengers annually by train and bus. As the 3rd largest operator in Europe, it is already present in Greece, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Spain. Trenitalia France is the first European operator to enter the French railway market. Launched in December 2021, its Frecciarossa high-speed train service complements the existing offering on the Paris-Milan line and, since April 2022, on the Paris-Lyon line (Part-Dieu and Perrache). Following a landslide in Maurienne in late August 2023, rail traffic between France and Italy is suspended until further notice. As soon as the tracks are rehabilitated, Frecciarossa trains will once again serve the line between Paris and Milan. More information is available on the website. Frecciarossa, Trenitalia's high-speed train, are Trenitalia's high-speed trains that have been transporting Italians for over 10 years. They run throughout Italy and now also in France, between Paris, Lyon, Chambéry, Modane, Bardonecchia, Turin, and Milan. Would you like to join us? Visit the website.