Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
Winchester Center Station is undergoing a major renovation to improve structural safety and accessibility for all riders. The project will also add elevators, upgraded canopies, signs and railings, benches, bike racks and a public address system. During the pre-construction phase of the project, contractors will be paring the site, installing fencing and conducting vibration monitoring….
Many trains run into and out of Leighton Buzzard every day. The station opens before the first train arrives and closes after the last service leaves. Leighton Buzzard is home to the 2ft-gauge Leighton Buzzard Railway, which opened in 1919. It was originally built to transport sand from the Double Arches and Vandyke Quarry, but…
West Brompton Station is a London Underground, London Overground and National Rail station in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. It has historical railway connections dating back to 1838 with the opening of the West London Extension Joint Railway. The area boasts a fabulous array of independent restaurants, shops and pop-ups. Take in a…
Paddington Station, located in the heart of London, is more than just a transport hub—it’s a symbol of the Victorian engineering revolution and a masterpiece of design by one of Britain’s greatest engineers. With its rich history, architectural beauty, and cultural significance, Paddington Station has played a vital role in shaping London’s railway history. The…
Willesden Junction is an important railway centre, not in the dazzling sense of a Crewe or Carlisle, but it fulfils many essential functions. It is a main-line interchange and also a junction for suburban traffic to all parts of the capital. History The Junction is the meeting point for the main railways of London. It…
Charlton has many water-oriented recreational areas, attractive residential sites and conservation areas. Over 1,000 acres of ponds, reservoirs and streams are found within the town. These are an integral part of the town’s rural character. Real time updates Real time train updates from Charlton Station are available, thanks to National Rail Enquiries. Simply enter your…
A major node on the rail network, Derby Station serves around 3.9 million passengers per year. It was recently remodelled in 2018, with a bay platform removed and the faces of new island platforms created. It has a Costa and WHSmith as well as access to Pride Park stadium, where local football team Derby County…
Croy Station serves the village of Croy – as well as parts of Kilsyth and Cumbernauld – in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The station is located on the Glasgow to Edinburgh via Falkirk Line, about 11+12 miles northeast of Glasgow Queen Street. The new bridge at Croy was funded by Access for All, a programme that…
One of the earliest intermediate stations on the North London Railway opened in 1850. The station had a two storey street level building on the west side of Kingsland High Street and platforms below. Trains from Dalston Junction reopened on 27 April 2010 on the new East London Line with interchange permitted at this station….
Henley-on-Thames is renowned for its rowing, especially the Henley Royal Regatta held annually in early July. The town also boasts an eclectic range of independent shops and cafes. The town is easy to get around and is only a short drive from Oxford, Reading and Windsor. Henley-on-Thames Station offers regular train services operated by First…