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[tozerman]

My wife and I are visiting Nice for a few days mid October this year. We plan to use Nice as a base and travel by train to various destinations on the south cast of France i.e. Monaco, Ville Franche, Menton etc.

I would like to try and purchase a "roaming pass" or similar for 5 days to make travel easier and hopefully cheaper.

I have tried searching online on the SNCF website and unless I'm being thick I am unable to find if this is possible.

Is this possible please

Cheers Tony..

[balise]

Apparently…..

SNCF does not offer a nationwide, consecutive 5-day all-France high-speed rail pass, but you can purchase regional or local options like the Leman Pass 5 days for the Geneva-France border region, or a Paris Visite travel pass for 5 days in the Île-de-France region.
Available SNCF and Regional Multi-Day Passes
• Leman Pass 5 Days:
• Details: Provides 5 days of unlimited travel between Geneva and adjacent French zones via Léman Express and partner networks.
• Validity: Valid from your chosen date until 5:00 AM on the sixth day. Non-exchangeable and non-refundable via the SNCF Connect platform.
• Paris Visite Pass (5-Day option):
• Details: Offers 5 consecutive days of unlimited travel across Paris public transit, including metros, buses, RER, and SNCF Transilien lines.
• Coverage: Valid across zones 1 to 5, including Versailles and regional airports.
• National Alternatives:
• SNCF instead offers Weekly (Monday–Sunday) or Monthly passes for specific routes or all of France rather than a flexible 5-day national pass. For nationwide travel, point-to-point tickets booked via SNCF Connect or a Eurail France Pass (external to SNCF) are typically used instead.