Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Irene S. Levine is an award-winning travel and lifestyle journalist. Taking a train is one of the easiest and most economical ways to get ...

5 Reasons Why Traveling by Rail is the Best Way to See Europe Traveling Europe by train allows you to immerse yourself in different cultures and see multiple countries with the ease of one rail pass.

We're celebrating our favourite way to see Europe, by rail, in this episode of Travel Smart. We look at how to see the best ...

European passenger rail travel continues to expand, with a flurry of new routes opening and competition heating up on key ...

The digits on the calendar may change, but one thing stays the same each year: rail is the most "European" way to see Europe. And when it comes to exploring Europe by rail, the legendary Eurail ...

Traveling by train beats flying any day — at least in Europe. I formed this opinion in October 2022, when I spent two weeks backpacking through Europe with a Eurail pass. Eurail passes grant ...

As we become more climate conscious and long for a deeper connection with the places we visit, Emma Loffhagen takes on France and Spain by train ... the other side of Europe.

THE National Railway Museum in the UK is to undergo a huge multi-million revamp. Thanks to an investment of £15million, the ...

From the Eurostar to a new high-speed rail service that connects Paris to Turin (Milan), it’s easy to travel around Europe via train. Interrailing continues to grow in popularity, with a record ...

Sure, they can occasionally appear in places as far south as the US-Canada border, the UK and Western Europe ... with a night train down to the Swedish capital, Stockholm to visit its incredible ...

We packed light and went off to see ... on a train was much easier for me than on a plane. Trains provided something planes couldn't during our very long and exciting trip around Europe.

Rail travel continues to grow as an alternative to air travel within Europe, particularly among environmentally conscious travelers and those looking to travel at a slower pace. Railbookers ...