Trenitalia moves deeper into France with new Alpine routes

Trenitalia is going all the way to the Alps - through France.
Trenitalia is going all the way to the Alps - through France. Cyrille LIPS

Italy’s Trenitalia continues to expand its services in France, offering passengers a new opportunity to reach the Alps by train this winter. The railway company is announcing the extension of its Paris-Lyon line to serve two new destinations in the Alpine department of Savoy: Chambéry and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne. Every weekend from 15 December to 30 March, skiers and mountain lovers will be able to take advantage of these new connections on the famed Frecciarossa trains, giving them easy access to the Savoyard ski resorts.

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