The digits on the calendar may change, but one thing stays the same each year: rail is the most "European" way to see Europe.

From tiny towns to the steepest railways in the world, these journeys are about much more than the destination.

Its proximity to both Switzerland and Austria make it an ideal base for exploring the region by train and visiting each country in one short break. All travel is by train from London to Germany ...

For those who believe that the journey is just as important as the destination, long-haul train rides offer an unmatched travel experience ... This epic journey connects Europe to Asia, winding ...

With its traditional wooden chalets frothing with red geraniums, winding cobbled streets, and breathtaking views of the ...

Whether the trains are crisscrossing Europe or venturing into the ... founder and managing partner of luxury travel consultancy Embark Beyond. “Train travel, which is super niche and limited ...

This charismatic city is one of western Europe’s cheapest capitals and exudes romance, with neighbourhoods filled with street ...

The area is also home to established tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and AstraZeneca. Chancellor Reeves has ...

Opting for train travel in Europe is economical, convenient, and scenic. It offers more lenient baggage rules, flexible tickets, and the opportunity to explore cities right from the station. Trains ...

With more and more tourists swamping its many countries, causing friction with locals as overtourism bites, it’s never been ...

Tourists can reap the benefits of travelling by rail in 2025 (Picture: Shutterstock) Train travel is having a renaissance ... are springing up all over Europe, with daily services between Paris ...