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New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/5-surprising-facts-you-should-know-about-trains-in-europe-fun-times/ 5 Surprising Facts You Should Know About Trains in Europe Trains in Europe are a big thing; we love our rails, and we’ll choose them over any other type of transportation at any time. Apart from getting from point A to point B in a swift, comfortable and reliable manner, there’s so much most of you aren’t even aware of about train transportation. On that note, we’re singling out a few surprising facts about trains in Europe you haven’t been aware of up until now: Trains in Europe Are Environmentally Friendly Shoutout to everyone with a consciousness who’s looking to help our Mother Nature live a bit longer: buy a train ticket instead of a plane or a bus ticket, and you’ll be doing just that. As we find out, “high-speed trains are 3x more energy efficient than regional trains”, while “even the slo...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/flam-to-myrdal-norway/ Flam to Myrdal, Norway: A Beautiful Summer Stop The Flam railway line from Flam to Myrdal is said to be one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world and we can understand why. The journey only takes an hour but the scenery is truly breath-taking. Don’t miss this experience when visiting Norway. In the hour trip, the train takes passengers from the Sognefjord in Flam which is at sea level, to the Myrdal mountain station which is at 867 meters above sea level. This is one of the steepest standard-gauge railway lines in the world. The railway line took 20 years to complete. The twisting tunnels that run in and out of the mountain show off the most daring and skilled engineering that Norwegian railway history has ever seen. Flam to Myrdal, Norway: A Beautiful Summer Stop is truly a trip of a lifetime. Riding the Flam Railway Taking the train from Flam to Myrdal will take you throu...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/4-underrated-places-in-europe-reachable-by-train/ 4 Underrated Places in Europe Reachable By Train For all the keen travelers out there who are looking for places in Europe reachable by train because you would rather embrace the joys of a rail travel thrill than an airplane, here’s a piece of great news you’ll love. European train trips ride daily into the hearts of the big cities, allowing you to experience Europe’s wonders without breaking the bank while enjoying the unique experience of a train ride.  Here are some great  places in Europe  reachable by train.  Strasbourg (France) This train ride will last for about 5 hours and cost you approximately £168 for a return ticket. If you’re having second thoughts about visiting France, here’s why you should drop that negative attitude. Get your train ticket sorted and head towards this gorgeous country. First off, French...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/spain-by-train/ Spain by Train: How to Buy Tickets and more If you have two weeks to spend in Spain, one of the best ways to get around is to explore Spain by Train. Not only will this allow you to see some incredible sights around the country, but train travel in Spain is very efficient and easy. The hardest part is buying the tickets. The best way to buy your tickets to travel Spain by Train is online. There are a number of websites that allow you to do this. The key is to find one that works best for you in terms of ease of use, language, and budget. Buying your tickets early allows you to take advantage of possible special rates as well as making sure you get onto the trains you want to, before they become fully booked. Plan ahead and book your tickets in advance to get the best out of your train travel . Take a look at this two week itinerary for traveling around Spain by Train. Let this be a guide for your next trip....

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/new-train-links-asia-europe/ New train links Asia with Europe New train line A new train line has launched, covering Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Georgia. The line covers over 820 Kilometers and accommodates freights in addition to passenger trains. Firstly, the line will be the first to connect Europe and China whilst bypassing Russia. The train will operate from Azerbaijan’s capital  Baku and the Georgian capital Tbilisi to the city of Kars in Turley. Furthermore, It will reduce the journey time between Europe and China. The presidents of Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Georgia, as well as European Union representatives, attended the opening of the new train line. Details of train Firstly, the train line was originally planned to launch in 2010 and then 2012. However, due to the line not passing through Armenia, both the US and the EU did not financially contribute and this caused a delay. In addition, the line goes thr...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/10-fascinating-train-stations-spain/ 10 Most Fascinating Train Stations in Spain 10 Most Fascinating Train Stations in Spain There are a number of interesting and active train stations in Spain. Y will find high speed, medium distance, regional, metropolitan and hotel-train travel throughout the country. From big modern stations to smaller ones surrounded by nature, these are 10 of Spain’s most Fascinating Train Stations.   Barcelona , Spain (Sants Train Station) This modern station is one of the busiest in Barcelona. It is the main train station for both national and international train connections. This station is fairly large and located within the city center. It is used by both locals and tourists and will connect you with most train stations across Spain. Madrid (Puerta de Atocha Train Station) This station is the biggest in Madrid and has been around for many years. It is a beautiful station and one of t...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/train-tips-hacks/ Train tips and hacks for Europe Train Tips & Hacks Train tips for traveling around Europe are essential for travelers. Firstly, there are many different reasons for traveling Europe. You may want to see beautiful bridges, railway stations , and equally  breathtaking scenery . Or perhaps you are traveling to see the amazing culture of Italy . On the other hand, you may be traveling for business. While reasons for traveling are always different the necessity of tips and hacks for travel remain the same. Independent traveler in Europe.   Best Train Tips & Hacks for traveling Europe by train Rookie Mistakes Firstly, don’t make the rookie mistake of trying to see everything in Europe in one trip. Besides the fact that Europe is too big to see in one trip, cities in Europe are also too large to see in one trip. In reality, it is better to choose a focus for your trip and stick to i...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/10-things-know-travel-by-train-in-budapest/ Travel by Train in Budapest: 10 Things You Need to Know About 10 Things You Need to Know About Travel by Train in Budapest Budapest certainly is the hub of Hungary. It’s a central point when it comes to Travel by Train in Budapest there are many trains stop. While Travel by Train in Budapest and in general is exciting and often a new experience for many people, it can also be a bit nerve-wracking at times, especially in a new and foreign city. Put your mind at ease and take a look at the 10 things you need to know about train travel in Budapest. Train Stations There are three main train stations which you can Travel by Train in Budapest with and they are: Keleti: Located in the East. This is the main international and intercity railway station in Budapest. Nyugati: Located in the West. Deli: Located in the South Travel: Airport Transfers The closest train station to Budapest...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/free-trains-summer-teens/ Free trains this summer for teenagers Free trains for 30,000 teenagers First of all, there will be free trains for up to 30,000 teens this summer. The number of free tickets may even increase depending on the demand. The EU additionally announced that it will make the offer available to teens aged 18 and younger. Due to the number of free tickets, the cost for the EU may exceed 12 million pounds.   EU offering free trains this summer.   Why? In 1972 train stations in Europe were full of young people in the summer. Because flights were still very expensive at this time, $38 for a train pass across Europe seemed attractive. Additionally, night trains made that accommodation was very affordable. Also, the train passes included all of Western Europe. In 1998 the train passes which until then were only available to people under 26 had the age limit removed. Interrailing was no longer so...