You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. 1 / 14The Trans-Siberian. The longest, most famous train journey of all travels 10,555 kilometres ...

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We lay in our bunks all day, too poor as students to pay for drinks in the lounge, but mesmerised by the hundreds of kilometres of red desert and the limestone and saltbush of the Nullarbor Plain.

From the Highlands to the Andes, Luke Abrahams explores the world’s best train trips and asks why, in an age of speed and screens, slow travel still holds a unique allure Since I was a child, I’ve ...

Two hundred years after the first passenger train rolled down the tracks, these iconic rail journeys still inspire awe and wonder. On 27 September 1825, reporters and onlookers from across England ...