TGV Lyria Wi-Fi Getting connected on the train

TGV Lyria offers you a connected travel experience, where you can use the Internet free of charge at a speed of 320 km/h.
This is a true technical challenge that we have solved in order to be of service to you.
Access the Wi-Fi in all classes of travel on board all TGV Lyria trains and discover the online services.

How to (easily) connect to Wi-Fi in three (simple) steps

  1. Whether you’re using a tablet, smartphone or laptop, choose the _WIFI_LYRIA network

  2. Launch your favourite internet browser: you should be redirected to the TGV Lyria Wi-Fi login page. If it doesn’t connect automatically, don’t panic! Enter the URL: wifi.tgv-lyria.com.

  3. Click on the button ‘Connect’

And that’s it!


💡 Tip: To use the internet on board, you’ll need to open your browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc.), rather than mobile apps such as Google.

Then, you’re ready to surf the internet at 320 km/h!

Wi-Fi access and so much to do

  • Your adventure begins on board. Check out the interactive map and points of interest during your journey. Next time, why not stop off in Dijon?
  • Don’t miss any of the key information about your journey! Yes, you’ll be able to follow your journey in real time.
  • Our Wi-Fi works for everyone: the content is available in three languages (French, English and German).
  • Sent your last email, exhausted all possible Netflix series and looking for something to pass the time? Take a look at our series of articles about the cities on the TGV Lyria network.
  • Your stomach’s rumbling and you’re feeling peckish. Why not treat yourself to our Le Deli menu, available in the buffet coach.

How does it actually work?

SNCF has equipped each TGV Lyria train with antennae which enable the 4G network to be picked up from providers. But did you know that at high speed, the connection to the signal lasts less than one minute?

This is why Internet access points have been installed every 3 km on all the main high-speed lines. This means there are more than 1,000 antennae to ensure the connection.

To put it simply, imagine this

Imagine several hundred people in your front room, most of them connected to your wireless box. This would be a large number, and gives you an idea of the way it works on the train.

The more people who are connected, the lower the speed. To ensure that all passengers benefit from the free Wi-Fi with a good flow rate, we offer some advice.

If you want to watch the latest episode of your favourite series, organise a seamless cinema session or view the (numerous) photos from your last family trip, make sure you download these items before you set off.