From Cologne to Paris under 5 hours, how can that be?
how fast does the train go?
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I once measured the corresponding train from Cologne to Paris in Google Maps and came to about 536 km.
The trains need about 3.5 h to 4.5 h (mainly also influenced by holding times/shift times). Then I’ll get to a dozen speeds of about…
If you calculate the holding times/return times out, you get to on average about 164 km/h. [With ICE12 and Eurostar, the route is about 3 h + 24 min, of which only about 8 min stay in Brussels.]
And if you look at the permitted maximum speeds on the corresponding sections of the route, you will find that on the majority of the route 300 km/h must drive. [These are the red line sections in the following image.] And such speeds are also achieved by the trains. [The Eurostar drives up to 300 km/h in regular operation. He even managed 334.7 km/h on trial trips. The ICE12 is a ICE 3neo (series 408) and is approved for a speed of up to 320 km/h. )
https://openrailwaymap.org/
in France, the trains run on the speed trains 320 kmh in regular traffic, in time you take a lot of distance in a short time.
This route runs the ICE 3 / or Velaro D.
They’re very fast.
That’s cheated. He must know a shortcut.
The Eurostar even manages in 3.21 hours to Paris Nord
The TGV comes to up to 320 Km/h
not only the TGV, there are also ICE trains equipped with French technology and can drive there. These are then driven from German staff to Paris.