Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
How to get to Alhandra Portugal by train The best way to get from Lisbon to Alhandra is by train. The journey takes 21 minutes and the tickets cost between $1 – $3. Trains are operated by Comboios de Portugal CP and depart from Lisboa – Oriente. Carpooling is another great option for getting to…
How to Get to Assumar Portugal by Train In many ways, a train is one of the best ways to travel in Europe. It’s fast, comfortable, and often quite scenic. Plus, it’s relatively inexpensive and very easy to use. The quaint village of Assumar is nestled among horse-grazed pastures, vineyards, and olive groves in the…
Located between Woolhampton and Theale, Aldermaston is a small village with a local shop, pubs, post office, church, the Kennet & Avon Canal and more. The village also houses the private Cedars School and is in the catchment area of Aldermaston Church of England primary school. A short car journey south will take you to…
From fossil laden cliffs to a working steam railway museum there is something for everyone in Burnham-on-Crouch. This vibrant town buzzes with activity that keeps it high in all the best places to live surveys. Walking on the northern shore of the Crouch estuary is locally promoted along a route between Wickford and South Woodham…
Things to do in Gouveia Portugal include exploring the town’s historic center, relaxing at a park, and learning about local culture. There are also plenty of family-friendly activities in the area. Car enthusiasts will love the Museu da Miniatura Automovel, a museum featuring thousands of miniature cars. The museum also tells the story of the…
The New Forest is a nature-lovers paradise. You’ll see heathland, ancient woodland and of course – those gorgeous ponies roaming free thanks to commoner’s rights. You can get to the New Forest from London via train with four local stations – Ashurst is just an hour and a half away from Waterloo! 1. Take a…
How to get to Tamel Portugal by train The rail network in Portugal is fairly limited, and while it operates fairly efficiently in major cities like Lisbon and Porto, many travellers opt for intercity bus routes when travelling the length and breadth of the country. While the bus services aren’t as extensive as those of…
Basingstoke has a thriving arts scene with theatre and musical productions staged at venues such as The Anvil and The Forge. There’s also a raft of performances by choirs, orchestras, plays and kids’ shows. A trip to the town’s Milestones Museum will give you a vivid picture of the town in Tudor England, while exhibits…
Located northeast of Lisbon, Vila Franca de Xira is a charming city. It is most commonly associated with Portuguese bullfighting, but there is much more to do in this town. Learn about the controversial art of street painting on a tour with local artists. This is a great way to get an insider’s perspective on…
Cascais and Estoril have become one of Portugal’s most cosmopolitan coastal resorts since the late 19th century when King Luis chose it for his summer residence. The region is now home to many grand villas and mansions as well as stunning beaches. The area also offers challenging hiking trails and dramatic natural landscapes. But there…