French National Railways (SNCF)

The French National Railways (SNCF) is France’s primary train operator, responsible for passenger and freight rail services across the country. Founded in 1938, it manages a vast network of high-speed trains (TGV), regional trains, and suburban services, connecting cities, towns, and rural areas. SNCF also handles international routes to neighboring countries. It functions as a government-owned corporation, ensuring mobility, economic development, and accessibility for residents and visitors. SNCF invests in modern infrastructure, safety, and sustainability, making rail travel a reliable, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation option in France.