Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
The Caledonian Sleeper is one of only two remaining overnight train services in the UK. It connects London to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Fort William. The sleeper service is surprisingly affordable given the comforts offered. It is also eco-friendly and convenient for those looking to avoid the stress of flying. Sleeping Car Sleeper trains are…
Trains from London (all stations) to Inverness stop at a list of impressive extremes: Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis; the deepest freshwater loch, Loch Morar; and the 21-arched Glenfinnan viaduct. There’s nothing more romantic than dozing off in a sleeper train cabin, then waking up to the ruggedly handsome scenery of rural Scotland. Plan your…
Start your journey in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath before moving west into Wales for an exploration of its vibrant capital and renowned coastal wonders. You’ll also discover languid villages and historic antique hotspots in England’s storied ‘frontier country’ along the way. Be smart and book your flight from EDI to CWL well…
Glittering lochs, towering mountains and wild heather-coated glens make Scotland one of Europe’s—and the world’s—most scenic countries. To get a glimpse of the country’s natural beauty, there’s no better way to travel than by train. Hop on a day trip from Edinburgh and explore the Highlands’ natural wonders and a castle or two. Here are…
Lingfield Station is a well-connected train station with many services to choose from. It is operated by Southern and Thameslink, and has several facilities to make your journey easier. There are also regular bus services to Oxted, Edenbridge, Dormansland, and East Grinstead from here. However, a recent 10m landslip has caused the line between Hurst…
Perth, located in the heart of Scotland, is a historic city often referred to as the “Gateway to the Highlands.” With a rich history, vibrant cultural scene, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes, Perth is a fantastic destination. Its railway station is a key transport hub, making it easy for travelers to access the city…
Ashtead Station is a commuter hub like its neighbours Epsom and Leatherhead, but quieter. Avenue after avenue of 20s semis give way to more modest stockbroker piles, and there’s a decent Indian takeaway and gastropub. The station is served by Southern (brand name for Govia Thameslink Railway Network) and South Western trains. Live train information…
When a player first arrives to Birchwood they find a vast “Green” area with no houses or other buildings. This is where Mystila’s house stands – after she has been walking from Spawn for a while. The station is a two-platform railway station on the Liverpool to Manchester line. It is also located close to…
Wallington Station is a railway station in Travelcard Zone 5. It was opened in 1847 as ‘Carshalton’ on the West Croydon to Sutton line and was renamed ‘Wallington’ in 1868. Nathaniel Bridges began laying out an estate of Gothic villas on Manor Road in the early 1860s, and the town expanded around it. Wallington county…
Designed by the Midland Railway to make a grand statement, St Pancras is an astounding piece of Victorian engineering. Its most notable feature is the Barlow train shed, which was once one of the largest enclosed spaces in the world. It was almost demolished in the 1960s, but poet laureate John Betjeman led a rearguard…