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From taking someone’s reserved seat to bringing stinky food onto a train. There are some unwritten rules of European train travel. A couple of additions for the UK: Some trains have “quiet carriages”. If you want to use your mobile phone, DO NOT do it in the quiet carriage as the people there may have reserved seats in it specifically to get away from this. Do not take someone’s reserved seat. The person whose seat you’re sitting in may have bought an Advance ticket to get a cheaper fare, and they CAN’T sit anywhere else. Advance tickets come with reservations [More]

Sail through Poole Harbour, along the Jurassic Coast to Swanage and then step back in time as the steam railway takes you to Corfe Castle. A perfect combination!

This video was taken over the course of two days during the Cass Scenic Railroad’s annual Railfan Weekend hosted by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association. It follows a recreated log train up the mountain to Spruce, where it meets up with a pair of Western Maryland vintage diesels.

A journey from La Pas to Churchill, Manitoba. Crossing the Tundra on a 1700Km train journey that started in Winnipeg.

The ‘Sense of Heritage’ is all about iconic train, legendary railway line and World Heritage City. The Viceroy Special vintage train adds glamour to the historic journey to the hill capital of Sri Lanka. Combining Edwardian splendor with modern luxury, this authentic train has captured the imagination of many train enthusiasts and fans. It threads its way through majestic scenery and engineering marvel along its way to Kandy. Luxury seating and dining at your table ensures that you won’t miss a single minute of the spectacular views. The journey begins from the Fort Railway Station, a symbol of colonial architecture [More]

Any one of these amazing trips would be an unforgettable experience. 1. Trans-Siberian Express The classic journey of 9288 kilometres linking Moscow and Vladivostok, passing through 8 time zones. On board the Golden Eagle, you will be transported back to the age of romance as you wend your way across the Russian steppes to the Sea of Japan, all in unprecedented luxury. Discover one of the most remote parts of the world, passing beautiful scenery as you journey between amazing cities and discover fascinating histories.   2. Orient Express – London to Venice The fabled Orient Express train brings a [More]

Trains are for more than just people who are scared of flying, it is an enjoyable way to travel.

If you want to see the countryside and its many shades, traveling by train is one way to do it without having to worry about the cost of gas, reading a map, or taking alternative routes. When you board a train, you will be able to put your luggage away and relax in a cozy seat near the window. With snack cars, sleeping cars, and dining cars, traveling by train takes away the anxiety of travel and leaves you with some great vacation memories.

Rovos Rail officially the most luxurious train in the world which provides luxury train travel and tours. www.rovos.com

For less than 1 Euro or about 1 USD (31 Thai baht) you can travel by train from Pattaya to Bangkok in Thailand. The train only provides 2nd class. The trip takes about 3 hours for a bit more than 100 km distance.