Europe operates a variety of train services and major stations to support international travel. Below we introduce the most commonly used international trains in Europe and some of the major stations.
### International trains:
1. **Eurostar:**
- **Route:** London (St Pancras International Station) - Brussels (Central Station) - Paris (Gare de Nord Station), etc.
- **Features:** This is a high-speed train between London and continental Europe, serving France, Belgium, the Netherlands, etc.
2. **Tailless (TGV):**
- **Route:** Various routes within France, between Brussels and Paris, etc.
- **Features:** This is a high-speed train operating in France, characterized by fast speed and comfortable facilities.
3. **ICE(Intercity-Express):**
- **Route:** Inside and outside Germany, between Germany and Belgium, between Germany and the Netherlands, etc.
- **Features:** This is a high-speed train in Germany that connects various cities.
4. **Talgo Dovados:**
- **Route:** Various routes within Spain
- **Features:** High-speed train operating in Spain, providing fast travel in several areas.
### Main stations:
1. **London St Pancras International:**
- Located in the heart of London, it offers Eurostar services to Europe.
2. **Paris Gare du Nord:**
- Located in the center of Paris, France, Eurostar and various international trains are used.
3. **Brussels Midi:**
- Located in the heart of Brussels, Belgium, Eurostar and various international train services operate.
4. **Berlin Hauptbahnhof:**
- Located in the center of Berlin, Germany, it is used as a departure and arrival point for ICE and other international trains.
5. **Madrid Atocha Station:**
- Located in the center of Madrid, Spain, various domestic and international trains are used.
These are just some examples, there are many more international trains and major stations between different cities and countries in Europe. When planning your trip, we recommend checking real-time information about train schedules and routes.