Milan to Paris train
Book a train ticket from Milan to Paris
Book a train ticket from Milan to Paris
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(1) Fares include VAT, for one person, one way, 2nd class, on a selection of trains and dates and subject to availability. Offers subject to conditions of exchange and refund from the carriers concerned, to be consulted when ordering. Payment must be made online. Offers cannot be combined with other SNCF promotions.
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Paris's shows
Remarkable monuments, theatres and concert halls reflect the buzz of Parisian life and its evolution through the centuries. A perfect way to discover Paris. It takes around 7 hours to get from Milan to Paris on the TGV INOUI Italy that leaves from Milano Porta Garibaldi station. Your Milan-Paris train is a direct line. It will arrive at Paris Gare de Lyon, an excellent set-off point to start your tour of the capital.
After getting off your train, head up Rue de Lyon to arrive at Place de la Bastille. From Gare de Lyon, you can also take metro Line 1 in the direction of La Défense and the Bastille is just one stop down the line.
This large square with a pedestrianised centre is home to the Opéra Bastille, with its modern architecture, and the Colonne Juillet, whose golden statue represents the "Genius of liberty". The Opéra was inaugurated in 1989 to mark the bicentenary of the French Revolution. From this square, you can easily reach Le Marais or the Arsenal district, a former trading port that's now a marina. Then head towards Palais-Royal, either up Rue Saint-Paul followed by Rue de Rivoli, or take metro Line 1 towards La Défense and get off at the Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre stop. Stroll past the Comédie Française. This Italian-style theatre is one of the most prestigious in France and the only one with a permanent troupe of actors. It was created by Louis XIV as a tribute to Molière, whose armchair from "Le Malade Imaginaire", the last play he performed, is still on display.
Next to the theatre you'll find the Palais-Royal Gardens , built by Richelieu for Louis XIII and lined with four arcades. These are now home to chic boutiques and restaurants such as the famous Grand Véfour, which opened its doors in 1784.
Afterwards, head up Rue Saint-Honoré to the La Madeleine quarter. You'll arrive at Rue Royale, where you can admire the Place de la Concorde on your left and the majestic Eglise de la Madeleine on your right. If you want a bit of peace and quiet, take a break at Ladurée, the tearoom that made the macaroon a globally famous treat.
Afterwards, branch off onto Boulevard des Capucines and walk past the Olympia. Opened at the end of the 19th century, it is the oldest music hall in Paris that still puts on shows. Inaugurated by the famous French can-can star, Goulue, it has hosted some of the biggest names in French music including Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Johnny Hallyday as well as famous international stars such as Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones.
Continue up Boulevard des Capucines towards the Opera and turn left into Rue Edouard VII to arrive in one of the most charming and perhaps one of the best-hidden squares in Paris: Place Edouard VII. You'll find a theatre made famous by Sacha Guitry, magnificent arcades that circle a cobbled courtyard, and plenty of places to eat before or after a show.
Finish your stroll around Paris by popping into one of the department stores that this city is famous for. Le Printemps and Galeries Lafayette are just a stone's throw away: if you cross the Opéra-Louis Jouvet square, you'll reach Rue Auber which is pretty much opposite the stores.
Does this side of Paris tempt you? So hurry and plan your trip to Paris by booking your Milan-Paris train ticket.
How to buy a cheap train ticket from Milan to Paris?
Price of a Milan – Paris Train Ticket
Depending on the dates of your train from Milan to Paris, the rail operator providing the service, the class selected and any applicable discounts, the price may vary. To find a cheap ticket from Milan to Paris, consider SNCF discount cards and subscriptions. From the Carte Avantage to the Interrail Pass and the TER subscription, there are many offers available on SNCF Connect to help you travel by train at the best price.
Promotional Fare for Milan – Paris
We may offer occasional promotions or flash sales on train tickets from Milan to Paris throughout the year. Discover the current SNCF Connect Deals and feel free to subscribe to our newsletter to receive promotional offers. Notifications in the app also let you know as soon as new deals become available on our website.
Last-minute Milan – Paris Train
The best way to pay less for your Milan to Paris train ticket is to book it in advance, for example during sales events. Train tickets are usually released for sale several months ahead. If you are unsure about your travel dates, depending on your route and the rail operator, you can select the option to hold the fare you have found for a set period. Even for a last-minute ticket from Milan to Paris, find the lowest price using our train ticket search tool, which displays fares for the next five to seven days at a glance.
Direct train from Milan to Paris and alternative routes
On some journeys, direct services exist as well as services with connections. When booking your ticket to Paris on SNCF Connect, the label "Direct" or "Connection" is displayed under the timetable for each service. This is also where you can compare the prices of trains, whether they are direct or not. For certain journeys, we display alternative routes and departures/arrivals from nearby stations, making it easier to compare prices and schedules.
Which companies operate the train from Milan to Paris?
TGV INOUI
With TGV INOUI, you can travel at speeds up to 320 km/h from Milan to Paris on an extremely comfy train - perfect for holidays and business trips. Take advantage of free Wi-Fi from Milan to Paris: you can access content and services via the TGV INOUI portal. Each carriage has plenty of luggage space, so you can quickly and easily settle down in your seat. Enjoy the buffet car which serves a range of food and drinks. Your tickets can be exchanged or refunded, depending on the conditions, up to 3 days before your departure.
What travel classes are available on the Milan to Paris train?
TGV INOUI
Enjoy all the comforts of an TGV INOUI train if you're travelling from Milan to Paris and choose from a selection of classes.
2nd Class
- Comfy, reclining seats with a power socket, reading light, and small table.
- Free Wi-Fi and multimedia portal
- Space to store your luggage
1st Class
- Wide, reclining seats with extra legroom and an individual power socket, reading light, and small table
- Quiet zones
- Choose your seat from the seating plan when booking
- Free Wi-Fi and multimedia portal
- Space to store your luggage
OPTIMUM (routes to and from Paris) :
- Flexible tickets: free exchanges and refunds up to 30 minutes after departure
- Access to the TGV INOUI Grand Voyageur Le Club station lounges
- Wide, reclining seats with extra legroom and an individual power socket, reading light, and small table
- Quiet zones (carriage at the end of the train to minimise disruptions)
- Premium dedicated Customer Service
- Free Wi-Fi and multimedia portal
- Space to store your luggage
What on-board services are available on the Milan to Paris train?
TGV INOUI
Which stations does the train from Milan to Paris depart from and arrive at?
Milano Porta Garibaldi
Close to Milan city centre, Milano Porta Garibaldi station is a major rail hub, serving France and part of Italy in particular. A perfect starting point for discovering Lombardy or travelling on to the capital, Rome, Milano Porta Garibaldi station lives up to the city's dynamic reputation.
Located in a lively district, the station has useful facilities. A waiting room is available to everyone. A large car park welcomes people arriving at the station by car. With around forty shops on top of that, Milano Porta Garibaldi offers everything you need for a good journey.
How do I get to Milano Porta Garibaldi station?
Milano Porta Garibaldi station enjoys a relatively central location: it is 3 kilometres from the city centre and sights such as the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The station is easy to reach by public transport, including metro lines M2 and M5. Several bus and tram lines also serve the station.
What are the main destinations from Milano Porta Garibaldi station?
Like the city of Milan, Italy's centre of finance, fashion and design, Milano Porta Garibaldi station offers passengers a multitude of services and high-quality facilities. The station has 20 tracks and serves Italian destinations such as Venice, Turin and Florence, as well as many towns in the region.
Travelling to France from Milano Porta Garibaldi could not be easier. TGV INOUI links Milan and Paris Gare de Lyon via Turin and Chambéry.
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