User friendly site for SNCF


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amp_ch1_train_articleIn a newsletter a couple of weeks ago, I was giving you tips about the train system in France, and commented that the SNCF website was awful to navigate. A subscriber (thank you Ken) sent me this note that I now share with you:

"There is a website "seat61.com" by a guy that is trying to encourage people to travel by train. He has a section on how to use the SNCF website for English speakers at http://www.seat61.com/France-trains.htm#How%20to%20use%20voyages-sncf.com I haven't actually used the instructions to buy a ticket on the system, but it looks pretty comprehensive. I thought you might want to know about it for your readers."

I checked it out and it looks great!

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Written by Camille Chevalier-Karfis

Camille AvatarI am the founder of FrenchToday.com. My unique teaching method has been written about in The Boston Globe, This City Paris, Le Journal Français... I’ve published 2 intermediate audiobooks, and I’m the voice behind the 64+ hours of audio of this site. After 16 years in the US, my family and I recently took a leap of faith and moved back to France!!
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