Railways in Europe
Only a few tourist railways operate in Belgium. The trains usually run only during the season or on weekends. Trains are steam or diesel hauled and comprised of vintage carriages. Sometimes passengers are carried by historic railbuses. Special tariffs applied. SNCB tickets and Interrail passes are not accepted. Tourist railways in Belgium Chemin de fer …
In Hungary, several narrow-gauge railways operate in different regions of the country. Unlike in other countries, some of these railways run year-round, while others operate daily during the summer season. Ticket prices are affordable, and narrow-gauge railways in Hungary are very popular among both Hungarians and tourists. Narrow-gauge railways in Hungary are usually well-maintained and …
Currently, there are four operational funicular railways in the Czech Republic. Two of them are located in Prague and two in Karlovy Vary. For years, there have been discussions about building a funicular in Brno but the plans were abandoned. Funicular Railway to Petřín – most famous funicular in the Czech Republic, operating as part …
When traveling by train in the Czech Republic, it’s worth visiting several railway museums located in various regions of the country. Not all of them are open year-round, so check the opening hours before your journey. Railway museums in the Czech Republic Czech Railways’ Museum in Luzna u Rakovnika (Muzeum Českých drah v Lužné u …
There are severeal scenic railways in the Czech Republic. The scenic railways are located in various regions of the country and there is a regular passenger traffic on almost all of them. So, you don’t need to buy an expensive tickets for tourist trains. Personally, I enjoyed ride on many Czech local lines due to …
There are many trains between Slovakia and Hungary. Most popular are international trains from Bratislava to Budapest but there another ways to travel by train from Slovakia to Budapest and major Hungarian cities. Almost all cross-border trains were suspended. Last updated: 24.06.2024 Railway border crossings: Rusovce ŽSR – Rajka GYSEV Komárno ŽSR – Komárom MÁV …
Odense train station is one of the largest railway stations in Denmark. The station is located on the Copenhagen–Fredericia route and serves all long-distance and international trains from Copenhagen. It is also a terminus also the terminus for local trains between Odense and Svendborg. Railway station in Odense is modern, clean and well-maintained. The first …
Esbjerg train station is one of the most beautiful railway stations in Europe and one of the most important railway junctions in Denmark. It serves regional and long-distance trains operated by DSB and GoCollective (formerly Arriva). The station building was opened in October 1874. The present building designed by Heinrich Wenck, was completed in 1904. …
Aalborg train station is the main railway station serving the city of Aalborg. It is an important rail junction and rail hub which serves passenger trains between North Jutland and the rest of Denmark. Aalborg is connected with Copenhagen by InterCity and Lyn trains operated by DSB. Trains from Aalborg to Copenhagen stop at many …
Aarhus train station or rather Aarhus Central Station, is the main railway station in Aarhus, Denmark. It is one of the most important railway junctions in the country. The station serves regional, long-distance and international trains to Hamburg. It is the busiest station in Denmark outside the Copenhagen area. It was built as a through …