« Back to Glossary Index
Definition of “TGV”
The TGV, or Train à Grande Vitesse, is the high-speed train system in France. It operates on dedicated tracks and provides fast and efficient transportation for both domestic and international travel. The TGV was first introduced in 1981 and has since expanded its network, connecting major cities across France and Europe. Known for its sleek and modern design, the TGV has become a symbol of French technology and innovation. Its top speed currently reaches 320 km/h (200 mph) on certain routes, making it one of the fastest trains in the world. The TGV has revolutionized the way people travel in France and has set a new standard for high-speed rail systems worldwide.
« Back to Glossary Index