Railways in Europe
Currently, there are no trains between Belgrade and Sofia. Due to reconstruction and modernization of the whole railway line from Niš to Dimitrovgrad all passenger trains to Bulgaria were cancelled until further notice. The works started in November 2023. An opening of the modernized railway line is expected by the end of 2027. Last updated: …
Travelling by train is a very good way to explore many European countries. Daytime and overnight trains, high-speed services, comfortable international trains, charming local railway lines. There are international passes such as Interrail and Eurail, domestic and cross-border offers, summer pass or even free railway transport for young people and seniors in several countries. Many …
Train travel in Belarus is convenient and reliable way to explore the country. Belarus has a railway network consists of 5,512 km of which 874 km are electrified. Due to political reasons Belarus is not popular destination among travellers from Central and Western Europe. Before pandemic and Russian invasion of Ukraine it seemed that the …
Kaliningrad Oblast is a Russian exclave between Lithuania and Poland. It is Russia’s westernmost region but it shares no borders with mainland Russia. The Kalliningrad Railway is the smallest subsidiary of the Russian Railways by route length (618 km). Moscow is 1,200 kilometres from Kaliningrad. Last updated: 16.02.2024 The most important railway junction is Kaliningrad. …
Montenegro is a small country located on the Adriatic coast. The country has a diverse tourist offer and is not as expensive as Croatia. The country attract visitors to the mountains, gorges, beaches, lakes and one of the most beautiful railway lines in Europe. Due to cheap flights from Central Europe the number of tourists …
Train travel in Turkey is comfortable but trains do not reach some large cities and popular tourist destinations. In the 21st century major infrastructural projects were realized for example the construction of a high-speed railway network and a tunnel under the Bosphorus strait. New trains were also purchased and most of the old rolling have …