Love them Euro trains, especially the high speed under the “chunnel” …and…the scenery is much better..and..the food cars are good enough..happy travels 🙏🏻🕊
I honestly really like train travel better than flying. More space, quieter, food whenever you want and seats are so much more comfortable. The upside to flying is just that it’s quicker. 😊
I love how passionate the whole family and sharing this inspiring video. Very informative and entertaining also ❤ love from the Philippines. Maligayang pasko 🎄
Your subscribers here 😊 Filipino family living in Belgium. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures ❤ as we also travel with you😊… take care and God bless ❤️🙏🏼
Your kids will be delighted to hear that when the Mont D'Ambin base tunnel is completed this 7 hour trip between Milan and Paris will be possible in 5 hours That will make the competition between taking a flight and jumping on the high speed train a 'no brainer'. And like you mention in this video . . . travel by train is 100 times less stressful than talking a flight . . .
The new tunnel will be complete by 2032, Paris to Milano Centrale is operated by Trenitalia/frecciarossa, Paris to Milano porta Garibaldi is operated by the French whit the TGV
ok the flight is 1 hour and a half, a tourists from a city center need to go to the airport 1 hour arrive airport and at 2hour at least 1hour before boriding and check, flight 1,30 (already at 4,30) , you arrive at paris areoport let say 30 min for the luggage and another 1 to arrive in city center total time 6h. Train starts alway from city center, so 15 min min to reach the station, 10 minut before the departure you arrive at the platform (zero check and zero weight limits for luggage), 7hour trip whit a lots of space, and than you arrive guess where in another city center.
So do you have to put your luggages on top? My friend and I will be travelling with a full size luggage each, don’t think we can manage to lift them up. Also, going from milan to Paris will e at Garibaldi tran station? Thank you.
You should be able to find spots to keep your luggage either on the floor behind a seat or within the car baggage compartments. Definitely don’t need to worry about fitting it in the overhead.👍🏼
the thing to do on a trip that long in europe is, if available, take the night train on a sleeper car. go to bed, and when you wake up its morning and you are at your destination. one less night paying for a hotel too.
We wanted to!!! But for some reason there weren’t any options for a sleeper train Milan to Paris when we were there. We really want to do that sometime.
Have a Merry Christmas Eve! We took a train into Paris from Belgium on a prior trip. One of the instances when it is faster than flying 😅. I’d love to be able to experience a sleeper train with a multi-day itinerary like the Orient Express. So expensive though. 😔
Oh yes! We’d love to experience the sleeper trains too. We’ve looked into them and haven’t found the right fit yet. It’s either not family friendly or outrageous prices. But I know someday we’ll do it!
I didn't know Milano and Roma were the two biggest train stations in Europe. I've been to both. Yeah they were huge, but I could have sworn Zurich Hbf was bigger. And Paris (depending on which station) is also huge and has an excellent first class lounge. I am highly amused that you thought there might be meal service, but then I thought about it and some train lines DO have meal service. I'm thinking the train I took from Amsterdam airport to Brussels had meal service. But yeah, unless you are on a regional train, there is almost always a restaurant car. The quality of the food varies greatly depending on which train line you are riding (in my experience, Austria's öbb has the best food like restaurant quality stuff, and the worst was Deutsch Bahn was the worst food. TGV in France was okay I get claustrophobic, so the extra room on a train vs a plane is much nicer
Wow! You are so much more experienced than we are 😆. Hoping we can continue to travel by train in Europe more and more. It was a great and affordable way to go.
you have to test the frecciarossa trains italian line trains, that what you take is the french line train isn't so good as italians trains are the best
Oh c'mon.. 7 hours is not that long. I had so many 5 hours travels by train. Time flies and it feels not more thean 2-3 hours.. 🤷♀️ And train stations usually are in city centers. ;)
QUESTION: does the train ask for anything else besides the tickets? I'm from USA and I'm planning on going from Milan to Paris as well, do I needs anything like the passport OBVIOUSLY, and what else once I land from one country to another... Thank you!!!
You should definitely travel with your passport on you. I don’t remember them asking for them at the border. All we needed were our train tickets for the train but you’ll also need your passport when you check into a hotel.
Hi , I want to do the same trip in train from Milan to Paris , but I can’t find it in Trenitalia or TGV , how did you get the tickets , in advance thanks for the support and love your trips.
Thanks for watching us 🤗. This was a year ago and I had heard there has been train strikes in some parts of Europe recently so that might be effecting train schedules. I would look on their websites to see if you can purchase online. Try Italia rail, or if you’re already in Europe go to the train station ahead of time and purchase tickets there.
I’ve been researching this journey for a trip I’m taking in August. There was a landslide on this line (between Lyon and Madrid) about 6 months ago and probably won’t be fixed until summer at the earliest 😢
When we were looking we wanted a sleeper train but found that they stopped running it. I also heard recently that there is a train strike in Europe, not sure if that affects Italy or not but I wonder if it's contributing to fewer options.
Thanks! I don’t remember if there were any items labeled gluten free but I think they had salad options. I think the safest bet might be to bring food on the train if you’re gluten free.
The lack of more scenery footage has nothing to do with narcissism from us or our two children. Filming through glass is very difficult because it creates a lot of reflection and glare issues. We tried to capture the beautiful scenery, of course that was only possible in daylight too, but almost all the footage was unusable. I’m happy to share our raw footage with you. If you have any tips or tricks that would help, we’d love to learn! Have a great day.
You dont have to 'beg' me to watch you guys. I see the world thru your videos, so thank YOU!
🤗 Thank you 😊
Love them Euro trains, especially the high speed under the “chunnel” …and…the scenery is much better..and..the food cars are good enough..happy travels 🙏🏻🕊
Totally agree! There are very few cons to train travel.
Love the quiet ride, comfortable seats, and central location of the train station!
I honestly really like train travel better than flying. More space, quieter, food whenever you want and seats are so much more comfortable. The upside to flying is just that it’s quicker. 😊
I totally agree! I really like that it took longer, I got so much done 🤗
I love how passionate the whole family and sharing this inspiring video. Very informative and entertaining also ❤ love from the Philippines. Maligayang pasko 🎄
Thank you 🥰 We love what we do and we can’t wait for our trip back to PH!
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Your subscribers here 😊 Filipino family living in Belgium. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures ❤ as we also travel with you😊… take care and God bless ❤️🙏🏼
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Found you the other day to subscribe and I got to say it's very enjoyable to watch thanks for taking us along on your journey
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Your kids will be delighted to hear that when the Mont D'Ambin base tunnel is completed this 7 hour trip between Milan and Paris will be possible in 5 hours
That will make the competition between taking a flight and jumping on the high speed train a 'no brainer'.
And like you mention in this video . . . travel by train is 100 times less stressful than talking a flight . . .
5 hrs, that’s fast! Hope we get to ride that someday. Thanks for the info!
The new tunnel will be complete by 2032, Paris to Milano Centrale is operated by Trenitalia/frecciarossa, Paris to Milano porta Garibaldi is operated by the French whit the TGV
Missing the train would’ve sucked. Glad you made it!😅
Thank you! We ran so fast to get there. We were lucky it was only a short drive away. 😮💨
ok the flight is 1 hour and a half, a tourists from a city center need to go to the airport 1 hour arrive airport and at 2hour at least 1hour before boriding and check, flight 1,30 (already at 4,30) , you arrive at paris areoport let say 30 min for the luggage and another 1 to arrive in city center total time 6h.
Train starts alway from city center, so 15 min min to reach the station, 10 minut before the departure you arrive at the platform (zero check and zero weight limits for luggage), 7hour trip whit a lots of space, and than you arrive guess where in another city center.
And a much more relaxing, stress free experience… as long as you’re on time for your train 😆
beautiful family, i pray for your health and more love
Thank you 🙏
So do you have to put your luggages on top? My friend and I will be travelling with a full size luggage each, don’t think we can manage to lift them up. Also, going from milan to Paris will e at Garibaldi tran station? Thank you.
You should be able to find spots to keep your luggage either on the floor behind a seat or within the car baggage compartments. Definitely don’t need to worry about fitting it in the overhead.👍🏼
Great healthy family. Great vlog🙏
Thank you very much! 😊🙏
the thing to do on a trip that long in europe is, if available, take the night train on a sleeper car. go to bed, and when you wake up its morning and you are at your destination. one less night paying for a hotel too.
We wanted to!!! But for some reason there weren’t any options for a sleeper train Milan to Paris when we were there. We really want to do that sometime.
@@AlwaysBeChanging oh, and I agree with Erin. I prefer trains when traveling in foreign countries, especially in places like Europe and Japan.
Am amazing way to raise your children. I love this.
You are so kind. Thank you for appreciating our family.
Have a Merry Christmas Eve!
We took a train into Paris from Belgium on a prior trip. One of the instances when it is faster than flying 😅. I’d love to be able to experience a sleeper train with a multi-day itinerary like the Orient Express. So expensive though. 😔
Oh yes! We’d love to experience the sleeper trains too. We’ve looked into them and haven’t found the right fit yet. It’s either not family friendly or outrageous prices. But I know someday we’ll do it!
Trains are also more environment friendly than planes. Planes have a huge amount of carbon emissions.
Exactly. Right down to the wooden spoons 👏🏼
I didn't know Milano and Roma were the two biggest train stations in Europe. I've been to both. Yeah they were huge, but I could have sworn Zurich Hbf was bigger. And Paris (depending on which station) is also huge and has an excellent first class lounge.
I am highly amused that you thought there might be meal service, but then I thought about it and some train lines DO have meal service. I'm thinking the train I took from Amsterdam airport to Brussels had meal service. But yeah, unless you are on a regional train, there is almost always a restaurant car. The quality of the food varies greatly depending on which train line you are riding (in my experience, Austria's öbb has the best food like restaurant quality stuff, and the worst was Deutsch Bahn was the worst food. TGV in France was okay
I get claustrophobic, so the extra room on a train vs a plane is much nicer
Wow! You are so much more experienced than we are 😆. Hoping we can continue to travel by train in Europe more and more. It was a great and affordable way to go.
Another great video.
🤗 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
The noisy background sound is quite annoying. Thanks.
you have to test the frecciarossa trains italian line trains, that what you take is the french line train isn't so good as italians trains are the best
Oh c'mon.. 7 hours is not that long. I had so many 5 hours travels by train. Time flies and it feels not more thean 2-3 hours.. 🤷♀️
And train stations usually are in city centers. ;)
QUESTION: does the train ask for anything else besides the tickets? I'm from USA and I'm planning on going from Milan to Paris as well, do I needs anything like the passport OBVIOUSLY, and what else once I land from one country to another... Thank you!!!
You should definitely travel with your passport on you. I don’t remember them asking for them at the border. All we needed were our train tickets for the train but you’ll also need your passport when you check into a hotel.
Hi, did you have to show your Passports at any point during the train from Milan to Paris or the train from Florence to Italy?
No. They stopped and walked through at some point but I don’t remember showing passports. Italy and France have open borders between each other.
Hi , I want to do the same trip in train from Milan to Paris , but I can’t find it in Trenitalia or TGV , how did you get the tickets , in advance thanks for the support and love your trips.
Thanks for watching us 🤗.
This was a year ago and I had heard there has been train strikes in some parts of Europe recently so that might be effecting train schedules. I would look on their websites to see if you can purchase online. Try Italia rail, or if you’re already in Europe go to the train station ahead of time and purchase tickets there.
ACTUALLY I just did a little looking around. You should try the app trainline. It looks like they have options and the app seems easy to use.
I’ve been researching this journey for a trip I’m taking in August. There was a landslide on this line (between Lyon and Madrid) about 6 months ago and probably won’t be fixed until summer at the earliest 😢
I am looking for a direct train from Paris to Milan but can’t find any 🤷🏻♀️. All say 3 changes, could you let me know which train this is?
When we were looking we wanted a sleeper train but found that they stopped running it. I also heard recently that there is a train strike in Europe, not sure if that affects Italy or not but I wonder if it's contributing to fewer options.
Great video, so professional. What a great experience for your kids. Do you know if they have gluten free food on trains. (My child has celiac)
Thanks! I don’t remember if there were any items labeled gluten free but I think they had salad options. I think the safest bet might be to bring food on the train if you’re gluten free.
@@AlwaysBeChanging thanks so much :)
Do you know if they have any sleeper cabin train from Milan to Paris?
They weren’t running at the time we traveled this past December.
Very nice video
Thanks! So glad you liked it 😊
Hi, nice video , can you let me know the name of train station in paris ?thanks
Intelligent kids 😅
They are the best! Thanks :)
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Thank for watching! 😊
I really love these travel videos where all that boring foreign scenery is nearly completely hidden from view by some lovely narcissistic Yanks! 😜🙄😁
The lack of more scenery footage has nothing to do with narcissism from us or our two children. Filming through glass is very difficult because it creates a lot of reflection and glare issues. We tried to capture the beautiful scenery, of course that was only possible in daylight too, but almost all the footage was unusable. I’m happy to share our raw footage with you. If you have any tips or tricks that would help, we’d love to learn! Have a great day.
Frecciarossa is better than tgv
Thanks, we’ll remember that.