Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
The city of Cologne is a short train ride from Amsterdam. The journey takes only a few hours, and you don’t have to go through passport control as both Netherlands and Germany are members of the Schengen Zone agreement. 1. The Rhine River The Rhine River is one of Europe’s great rivers and has borne…
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…
Witness the fairy tale castles built by 19th century Bavarian King Ludwig II on a day trip from Munich. Visit Linderhof—Ludwig’s rococo-style hunting lodge and last home—and Neuschwanstein, the picture book clutch of turrets and chambers that inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty castle. Explore the historic medieval walled cities of Rothenburg ob der Tauber and Dinkelsbuhl…
While some Art Nouveau buildings are obvious, others are hidden gems. The Cauchie House, designed by French ceramicist Alexandre Bigot and the Castel Beranger in Paris are examples. Prague’s Central Station is one of them. It has a stunning Art Nouveau hall where the ticket counters were. The winged-wheel sculpture was restored in 2021. Ljubljana…
If storybook Germany floats your boat, there is no better way to see it than on a Rhine River cruise. A river cruise is best for those with more time, but a scenic train journey also makes for a memorable trip. UNESCO World Heritage Sites and vineyard-covered hills provide a kaleidoscope of views. Whether you…