Trans Europ Express-List of TEE Trains

Trans Europ Express - List of TEE Trains

           Train number    Name             Service start       Service end

• TEE 92/93 Adriatico Milano C – Bari 3 June 1973 30 May 1987
• TEE 8/9 Albert Schweitzer Dortmund – Strasbourg 2 June 1980 27 May 1983
• TEE 78/79 Ambrosiano Milano – Roma 26 May 1974 30 May 1987
• TEE 1/2 Aquitaine Paris Austerlitz – Bordeaux 23 May 1971 30 May 1984
• TEE 7/8 (later 64/65) Arbalète Paris Est – Basel SBB – Zürich HB 2 June 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 88/89 Aurora Roma – Reggio di Calabria 26 May 1974 31 May 1975
• TEE 14/15 Bacchus München – Dortmund 28 May 1979 30 May 1980
• TEE 66/67 Bavaria Zürich HB – München 28 September 1969 21 May 1977
• TEE 84/85 Brabant Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid – (Amsterdam CS) 26 May 1963 2 June 1984
• TEE 90/91 Blauer Enzian Hamburg-Altona – München – (Klagenfurt)[note 1] 30 May 1965 26 May 1979
• TEE 74/75 Le Capitole (du matin) Paris-Austerlitz – Toulouse-Matabiau (morning train) 27 September 1970 23 May 1982
• TEE 76/77 Le Capitole (du soir) Paris-Austerlitz – Toulouse-Matabiau (evening train) 27 May 1970 29 September 1984
• TEE 70-71/72-73 Catalan Talgo Geneva-Cornavin – Barcelona 1 June 1969 22 May 1982
• TEE 13/14 (later 23/22) Cisalpin Paris-Lyon – Milano Centrale – (Venezia) [note 2] 1 July 1961 21 January 1984
• TEE 68/69 Colosseum Roma – Milano C 3 June 1984 30 May 1987
• TEE 36/37 Cycnus Milano – Ventimiglia 30 September 1973 27 May 1978
• TEE 42/43 Diamant (I) Dortmund – Antwerpen 30 May 1965 29 May 1976
• TEE 80/81 Diamant (II) München – Hamburg-Altona 27 May 1979 27 May 1981
• TEE 90/93 Edelweiss Amsterdam – Zürich HB 2 June 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 26/27 Erasmus München – Nürnberg – Den Haag 3 June 1973 31 May 1980
• TEE 4/5 Étendard Paris Austerlitz – Bordeaux [note 3] 26 August 1971 30 May 1984
• TEE 82/85 Étoile du Nord Paris Nord – Amsterdam CS 2 June 1957 26 June 1984
• TEE 34/35 Faidherbe Paris Nord – Lille – Tourcoing 2 October 1978 1 June 1991
• TEE 16/17 Friedrich Schiller Dortmund – Stuttgart 27 May 1979 19 May 1982
• TEE 14/15 (later 18/19) Gambrinus Hamburg-Altona – Köln (Cologne) – München 29 May 1978 27 May 1983
• TEE 36/37 Gayant Paris Nord – Lille – Tourcoing 2 October 1978 30 May 1986
• TEE 50/51 Goethe (I) Frankfurt/Main – Paris Est 31 May 1970 31 May 1975
• TEE 24/25 Goethe (II) Frankfurt/Main – Dortmund 27 May 1979 27 May 1983
• TEE 58/59 Gottardo Zürich HB – Milano C 1 July 1961 24 September 1988
• TEE 28/29 Heinrich Heine Frankfurt/Main – Dortmund 27 May 1979 27 May 1983
• TEE 78/79 Helvetia Zürich HB – Frankfurt/Main – Hamburg-Altona 2 June 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 88/81 L'Ile de France (I) Paris Nord – Amsterdam CS (only Paris–Brussels after 2 June 1984) 2 June 1957 30 May 1987
• TEE 85/80 L'Ile de France (II) Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid September 1993 28 May 1995
• TEE 91/92 Iris Zürich – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 26 May 1974 30 May 1981
• TEE 30/31 Jules Verne Paris Montparnasse – Nantes 28 September 1980 22 September 1989
• TEE 60/61 Kléber Paris Est – Strasbourg 23 May 1971 23 September 1988
• TEE 24/25 Lemano Milano C – Geneva-Cornavin 1 June 1958 22 May 1982
• TEE 45-46/47-48 Ligure Milano C – Avignon [note 4] 12 September 1957 22 May 1982
• TEE 12/13 Le Lyonnais Paris-Lyon – Lyon Perrache 9 February 1969 26 September 1976
• TEE 84/85 Mediolanum München – Milano C 15 October 1957 2 June 1984
• TEE 86/79 Memling Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 29 September 1974 1 June 1984
• TEE 34/35 Merkur Stuttgart – Köln – København 26 May 1974 27 May 1978
• TEE 10/11 Le Mistral Paris-Lyon – Marseille St. C – Nice-Ville 30 May 1965 26 September 1981
• TEE 23/24 Mont Cenis Lyon-Perrache – Milano C 2 June 1957 30 September 1972
• TEE 40/41 Molière (ex-Paris–Ruhr) Paris Nord – Köln 2 June 1957 25 May 1979
• TEE 80/89 L'Oiseau Bleu Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 2 June 1957 2 June 1984
• TEE 32/33 Parsifal Paris Nord – Dortmund – Hamburg-Altona 29 September 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 26/27 Prinz Eugen (I) Bremen – Passau – Wien Westbf. 25 September 1971 29 May 1976
• TEE 26/27 Prinz Eugen (II) Hannover – Köln – Frankfurt/Main – Wien Westbf. 30 May 1976 27 May 1978
• TEE 10/11 Rembrandt München – Stuttgart – Amsterdam CS 28 May 1967 28 May 1983
• TEE 6/7 Rheingold Amsterdam CS – Geneva-Cornavin (train) [note 5] 30 May 1965 30 May 1987
• TEE 16/17 Rheingold Amsterdam – Frankfurt – Nördlingen – München (coaches) [note 6] 23 May 1982 30 May 1987
• TEE 21/22 Rheinpfeil Dortmund – Frankfurt/Main – München 30 May 1965 25 September 1971
• TEE 74/75 Roland (I) Bremen – Basel SBB – Milano C 1 June 1969 26 May 1979
• TEE 90/91 Roland (II) Bremen – Frankfurt/Main – Stuttgart 28 May 1979 29 May 1980
• TEE 78/79 Rubens Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 29 September 1974 27 May 1987
• TEE 16/17 Le Rhodanien Paris-Lyon – Marseille St. C 23 May 1971 29 September 1978
• TEE 28/29 (later 20/21) Saphir Frankfurt/Main – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 2 June 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 68/69 Settebello Roma – Milano C 26 May 1974 2 June 1984
• TEE 62/63 Stanislas Paris Est – Strasbourg 24 May 1971 25 September 1982
• TEE 83-86/87-88 Ticino Zürich HB – Milano C 1 July 1961 25 May 1974
• TEE 22/23 Van Beethoven (ex-Rhein–Main) Frankfurt/Main – Amsterdam CS 2 June 1957 26 May 1979
• TEE 94/95 Vesuvio Milano C – Roma – Napoli 30 September 1973 30 May 1987
• TEE 38/39 Watteau (I) Paris Nord – Lille – Tourcoing 2 October 1978 1 June 1991
• TEE 89/88 Watteau (II) Paris Nord – Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid September 1993 28 May 1995

Trans Europ Express Notes

1. ^ Route section between München and Klagenfurt operated 1969–1979, in summer and winter timetable periods only, last operating on 1 April 1979.
2. ^ Route section between Milano and Venezia operated in summer only, 1974 through 1979.
3. ^ Extended to Irun and from Hendaye, summer 1973 through summer 1975.
4. ^ Original western terminus was at Marseille (and train number 151/156 or 27/28), extended to Avignon in 1969.
5. ^ Bern–Geneva section discontinued 6 April 1980, reinstated autumn 1980 as winter-only service, Basel–Geneva section discontinued 1982. However, during certain times of year both before 1982 and continuing after, the train carried through coaches to Chur and (until 1985) Milano, which were attached to ordinary express trains south of Basel.
6. ^ Rheingolds München variant operated only in summer until 1985, then year-round until withdrawn, extended to/from Salzburg during the summer timetable periods in 1985 and 1986.

Trans Europ Express Overview

Trans Europ Express Service Type: International network of express trains
Trans Europ Express Status: Defunct
Trans Europ Express Locale: Western Europe
Trans Europ Express First Service: 2 June 1957
Trans Europ Express Last Service: 28 May 1995
Trans Europ Express Successor:
Various, including EuroCity, InterCity, TGV, Thalys and other systems.
Trans Europ Express Former Operator(s):
The national railways of several European countries
Trans Europ Express On-Board Service Class(es):
1957–1991: First class only
1993–1995 (Paris–Brussels only): First and second class
Trans Europ Express Electrification: Various different voltages, depending on country