Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
Whether you’re looking for a thrilling adventure or want to explore the harrowing history of World War II, a train trip is the way to go. Here are some top WWII sites that you can visit by train: From Berlin’s infamous concentration camp to the Cabinet War Rooms—better known as Churchill’s wartime headquarters—there’s so much…
Train travel is an ideal way to experience the beauty of Europe. From big cities to cute little villages, from rolling countryside to snow-capped mountains, a Eurail trip is a true bucket list adventure. Whether planning a trip or simply interested in learning more about the Eurail system, this book is the perfect place to…
Flightless adventures have seen a renaissance in recent years thanks to sleeper train start-ups like Nightjet and European Sleeper, which are launching routes all over Europe. Plus, flying emits 14 times more CO2 than taking the train. Flying is the fastest option with flights from Paris to Prague arriving in about 1h 42m. KAYAK’s flight…
The peaks of the Pyrenees straddle the border between France and Spain. For centuries this has created a classic doorway through the mountains, the trail known as the GR1. Hannibal and Pompey; pilgrims on the Way of St James; pedlars; sheep and cattle ranchers; Napoleon’s armies; explorers; smugglers; and a host of other people have…
Visiting Switzerland isn’t complete without sampling its most famous speciality: Swiss chocolate. The Montreux-Berner Oberland railway has dedicated a whole train to the world’s most delicate temptation. Hop on board to start your journey, sipping warm chocolate and chowing down on melty chocolate croissants. Travel from Montreux to Gruyeres and then onto the Cailler Chocolate…
Explore the cosmopolitan capital of Belgrade on a city tour. See the medieval fortress of Kalemegdan and the Royal Palace. Step 1: Belgrade to Podgorica and Bar in Montenegro via one of Europe’s most spectacular railways. Train times, photos & how to buy tickets. This section is operated by a local operator, with EuroCity trains…
Explore the scenic highlights of Scandinavia on a European train tour that travels through tunnels and over bridges. From awe-inspiring panoramic windows to themed carriages, these trains will ignite your imagination and create unforgettable memories. Following the loss of TEA, George Gutelman would go on to found CityBird which would also fail in the aviation…
The best way to travel from Budapest to Belgrade is by bus. It’s cheap, comfortable and offers many on-board amenities. Flying from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to Belgrade may save you some money on airfare, leaving more dough in your budget for one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Find cheap flights with Expedia to get started. Train The…
With its 24,000 islands and islets, Stockholm’s vast archipelago is a marvel to behold. With a little planning, getting around is easy. Many of the outer islands can be reached by taking the train and a ferry. The Stockholm County public transport system, SL, operates buses and commuter trains as well as ferry routes. Take…
Taking the overnight YHT train (Turkish for high-speed train – Yuksek Hizli Tren) is a much better option than flying into Istanbul and then taking a long bus ride to Ankara. The train leaves from Halkali station on the European side of Istanbul. It uses the southern express track to bypass Marmaray commuter trains and…