Trains to France
With Directrail.com you can search for Trains to France, find train times and book a cheap train to France online avoiding the usual hassles associated with buying train tickets at the station.
Taking the train to France is a fast, convenient & affordable alternative to flying as well as being one the greenest methods of travel.
Just hop on the Eurostar from London St Pancras, Ebbsfleet or Ashford, connect with the service you want and speed straight to your destination.
If you are already in mainland Europe or want to book a train ticket within France then you can do that too! Just enter your departure and destination stations and hit search.
France Trains
- Trains to Aix en Provence
- Trains to Angers
- Trains to Angouleme
- Trains to Annecy
- Trains to Avignon
- Trains to Belfort
- Trains to Besancon
- Trains to Biarritz
- Trains to Bordeaux
- Trains to Brest
- Trains to Caen
- Trains to Calais
- Trains to Cannes
- Trains to Cherbourg
- Trains to Clermont Ferrand
- Trains to Deauville
- Trains to Dieppe
- Trains to Dijon
- Trains to Epernay
- Trains to Grenoble
- Trains to La Rochelle
- Trains to Laval
- Trains to Le Havre
- Trains to Le Mans
- Trains to Les Aubrais Orleans
- Trains to Libourne
- Trains to Lille
- Trains to Limoges
- Trains to Lorient
- Trains to Lourdes
- Trains to Lyon
- Trains to Marseille
- Trains to Montpellier
- Trains to Mulhouse
- Trains to Nancy
- Trains to Nantes
- Trains to Nice
- Trains to Nimes
- Trains to Orleans
- Trains to Paris
- Trains to Perpignan
- Trains to Poitiers
- Trains to Quimper
- Trains to Reims
- Trains to Rennes
- Trains to Rouen
- Trains to St Pierre des Corps
- Trains to St Raphael
- Trains to Strasbourg
- Trains to Tarbes
- Trains to Toulon
- Trains to Toulouse
- Trains to Tours
- Trains to Valence
- Trains to Vannes
About France and the train services available
From lush green countryside and rich heritage of the North West to the stylish beach resorts of the Côte d'Azur and chic boulevards of Paris, France offers year-round appeal and diversity by the bucket load.
All major French cities are connected by a high speed rail service or TGV as its better known. In addition to being connected to the UK via the Eurostar, France’s high speed rail network also connects to neighbouring countries on the continent making it quick, convenient and cost effective to roam around from city to city.
There are a number of train services in France operating both day and night. Most of the French rail network is run by SNCF. TER trains link most French towns and cities and operate frequent services while the intercity trains connect the main towns and cities across the country.