Each 7-car new generation Nightjet train has two sleeping-cars, each with 10 compartments. One compartment is Comfort Plus with 2 transverse beds, a little more floor space and en suite toilet with ...

Also see www.indiamike.com for advice. Online tickets: 12go.asia. UK citizens need a visa: Visa issuing has been outsourced to in.vfsglobal.co.uk/, a regular tourist visa now costs around £100.

Buy train tickets & passes for Europe & around the world... Choose the right link for where you live. Read the European train ticket advice here.

Train travel is a more rewarding alternative to flying which reduces our contribution to climate change and brings us closer to the countries we visit. This site explains how to travel comfortably & ...

EC = EuroCity train Berliner, air-conditioned 1st & 2nd class with restaurant car, CD (Czech Railways) train. ECH = EuroCity Hungaria, air-conditioned 1st & 2nd class with restaurant car, MAV ...

Each European country has its own national train operator with its own ticketing system and website. There are private operators too. Most operators offer cheap budget-airline-style fares if you book ...

A train leaves Belgrade Centar station at 10:05 & Novi Beograd at 10:19 every day, arriving Zagreb at 18:13 and Ljubljana at 20:56. This train was suspended during the pandemic and remains suspended ...

Introduced in 1990, X2000 is Sweden's 200 km/h (125 mph) tilting high-speed train, run by SJ (Swedish railways) and operating on the Copenhagen-Malmö-Stockholm, Gothenburg-Stockholm & Stockholm-Oslo ...

Bangkok to the Bridge on the River Kwai by train for 100 baht ($2): Two daily trains link Bangkok's Thonburi station with Kanchanaburi & the Bridge on the River Kwai. See train times here. The third ...

EC = EuroCity train Metropolitan with modern Czech carriages, jointly run by Czech, Slovak & Hungarian Railways. 1st & 2nd class with restaurant car. ECH = EuroCity train Hungaria with modern ...

Take a moment to read these important tips for buying European train tickets. It answers all the usual questions, "Do I need to book in advance or can I just buy at the station?", "Can I stop off?", ...