A German ICE train, left the French capital's Gare de l'Est station at 9:55 a.m. (0855 GMT) and was due at Berlin ...

The inaugural service on the 1,100-kilometre route, a German ICE train, left the French capital’s Gare de l’Est station at 9.55am on December 16 and was due at Berlin Hauptbahnhof at 6.03pm.

The new direct train service will run daily and take around eight hours, departing Paris Gare de l’Est at 9.55am and arriving at Berlin Hauptbahnhof at 6.03pm. In the other direction ...

The service will run daily between Berlin Hauptbahnhof and Paris Gare de l’Est, stopping in Strasbourg, Karlsruhe and Frankfurt Sud, with the journey taking about eight hours in total.

A traditional Christmas ginger bread reading 'good trip' (Bon voyage) with the flags of Germany and France is pictured near an ICE Inter City Express train of the German railway operator Deutsche ...

Following a quick changeover, passengers will be whisked off to Berlin Hauptbahnhof - arriving at 06:48 sharp, leaving holiday goers with ample time to explore the city. As part of a growing ...

and Berlin Hauptbahnhof at 8.52am. But just as it starts, the line is already hit by its first construction. Work on the Rendsburg bridge in northern Germany will delay arrivals in Berlin and ...

The inaugural service, a German ICE train, left the French capital's Gare de l'Est station at 9:55 am (0855 GMT) and was due at Berlin Hauptbahnhof at 6:03 pm. The service shaves only minutes off ...