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Scenic train journeys featuring coastal lines, mountain railways, countryside routes, and some of Europe’s most beautiful rail journeys.


The Bernina Line from Italy: One of Europe's Most Spectacular Rail Journeys
Bernina Pass, Pontresina - Tirano The Bernina Line is one of the most famous train journeys in the world — and one of the few that climbs from Italian vineyards into high alpine glaciers in just a few hours. Starting in Tirano, Italy, this UNESCO-listed railway spirals through the Alps on open curves and dramatic viaducts, delivering jaw-dropping scenery at every turn.This guide focuses on the Italian side of the Bernina Line, what you’ll see onboard, what to do in Tirano and
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Milan to Bolzano by Train: A Scenic Rail Journey into the Dolomites
Vineyards view in Santa Maddalena Bolzano The train journey from Milan to Bolzano is one of northern Italy’s most rewarding rail routes, carrying you from urban Italy into alpine landscapes in just a few hours. Vineyards replace factories, valleys narrow into mountain passes, and Italian culture gradually blends with Tyrolean traditions. This is a journey where the changing scenery tells the story — and where both ends of the line offer outstanding weekend destinations. This
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Dreaming of Italy? This Bestselling Train Travel Guide Is Free for 3 Days!
If Italy has been on your mind lately — whether you’re sketching out your first Italian adventure or dreaming of returning to explore new regions — now is the perfect time to start planning. To kick-start the 2026 travel planning season , Touring Italy by Train is FREE on Kindle for a limited time , from January 27th to 29th . This bestselling guide is designed for travellers who want to experience Italy independently, confidently, and without stress — no car hire, no rigi
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Cinque Terre in September: Travel by Train for Fewer Crowds & Perfect Weather
September is one of the best months to explore the Cinque Terre. The summer crowds have thinned, the weather is still warm enough for swimming, and the hiking trails are quieter. This UNESCO-listed stretch of Ligurian coastline—made up of five pastel-painted villages clinging to the cliffs—is best experienced without the peak-season bustle. Arriving by train is the simplest and most sustainable way to visit, as cars are restricted and parking is scarce. The Cinque Terre Expre
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