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Palatino Express
The Palatino Express or Rome Express is a historic express train operating between Paris, France, and Rome, Italy, since 1890.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 language=Italian )〕 Under the name ''Rome Express'' the pre-war service operated daily until interrupted by the Second World War. The British film ''Rome Express'' (1932) derived its title and its setting from the train. The service was resumed after the war, and has operated with the name ''Palatino Express'' since 1969.
==Route==
The original ''Rome Express'' route operated from Calais-Maritime, a coastal railway station providing a direct connection between cross-channel ferries from England and the SNCF network, via Paris and Florence to Rome. Following the name change to ''Palatino Express'' the service operated the same route, but without the Calais to Paris section. Travellers were still able to make the full journey, by using the ''Flèche d'Or'' express service from Calais-Maritime to Paris, until this service was withdrawn in 1972; and thereafter by using a regular service train from Calais-Maritime to Paris, until Calais-Maritime station was closed in the mid-1990s as a result of the opening of the Channel Tunnel. Even then, it remained possible to connect from the ferry port by bus to Calais's main railway station Calais-Ville and from there to take a service train to Paris.
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