Paris-Milan Train Service to Resume After 19-Month Interruption

The SNCF and Trenitalia will restart high-speed rail connections on March 31 and April 1, respectively, following extensive repairs to the Maurienne Valley route.

The Paris-Milan train service was suspended in August 2023 after a major rockslide damaged a tunnel in the Maurienne Valley.
SNCF will offer three daily round trips starting March 31, while Trenitalia will operate two daily round trips beginning April 1, 2025.
Restoration efforts included removing 5,000 cubic meters of unstable rock and repairing 300 meters of damaged tunnel infrastructure.
Trenitalia also announced new Paris-Marseille service starting June 15, 2025, with four daily round trips to expand its presence in France.
The reopening of the Paris-Milan line is expected to improve international connectivity and alleviate operational challenges for Trenitalia.