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Easier than a car and more comfortable than a bus, taking the train is one of the best ways to experience the Best Train Routes for Winter snow in Europe. Sit back, relax and admire incredible mountains , rivers, and lakes while en route to the many winter experiences Europe has to offer by train. THE NORTHERN LIGHTS is the most known of the train routes for winter snow Each winter, the skies above northern Europe shimmer with the psychedelic colors of the aurora borealis (Northern Lights). To experience the unbelievable colors that move across the Arctic sky is on many travelers’ bucket list. Few places on earth offer more ways to witness the aurora borealis than Norway. This is definitely the Best Train Routes for Winter snow in Europe, with an extra-extra bonus of the Northern Lights. From Stockholm , night trains will take you all the way to these natural delights.   ROVANIEMI FINLAND Rovaniemi is known as the home of Santa Claus. It is a place Christmas magic can be exp...

It’s hard to say what constitutes as “best” and “worst” weather, so when we started writing Europe Countries with the Best Weather we didn’t know how to approach this. After all, that’s all individual, isn’t it? So we decided to put our thesis on that 365 days of sun , light breeze and no rain showers make for the ideal climate, and start there. We’ve put together a list of European countries based on their weather conditions, and it’s up to you to decide where you want to go next: Our 1st country for Europe Countries with the Best Weather is: Spain A Mediterranean climate, a robust transport infrastructure, excellent opportunities to travel, as well as various socializing and leisure activities, make Spain pretty much a dream country. Located in Southwestern Europe, Spain definitely counts for one of the most scenic train trips in Europe . It will grace you with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Since Spain is one of t...

The list of the best cities in Europe for vegetarians is starting to finally get longer. It might have been slightly slow to get going but the vegetarian  scene is finally taking off. We all know that meat-centric dishes dominate the menus in many European countries. But things have changed. These days, you don’t have to go hungry if you’re a traveling vegetarian . Nor will you have to cater exclusively for yourself. Here are some of The best cities in Europe for vegetarians and how to get there by train.   Best cities in Europe for vegetarians:  Berlin, Germany Honestly, going meat-free has some of the more patriotic restauranteers swoling at the thought, but for the restaurants that have embraced it, we take our hats off to you! Berlin now offers an incredible array of vegetarian restaurants. We’re talking vegan ice cream to the impressive veggie burgers. Most vegetarian restaurants in Berlin are not just high quality – they’re also sup...

Over the past 10 years, millions have figured how beneficial it is to take a train! Rich fields of greenery, sparkling coastlines and pristine mountain reefs that are never mentioned in travel brochures or blogs. Taking the train is a fun, convenient and a wallet-friendly way to get from point A to point B, so don’t think twice, take the train! The second great thing about trains is how budget friendly they can be. Not only are there so many cheap destinations to choose from, but also countless ways to cut down on general travel expenses when you take a train. So if you’re yearning to hit the railway some time soon, here are a few great tips to use: Take Some Time to Do the Research and Planning before you take the train In most cases, you can make the most out of your ticket(s) with a quick online search. Book your ticket in advance if possible. Check what time of year the ticket prices are lowest, and make sure you’re on the lookout for those discounts. Usual...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/travel-backpacking-tips/ Backpacking tips for traveling on trains Backpacking is one of the most exciting ways to travel, and for good reason. The freedom of having all your belongings on your back and hopping from train to train and country to country is an incredible experience. Since this has become so popular, we thought we would give you some travel b ackpacking tips for traveling on trains.   Let’s start with where we recommend you go before we give you our  Backpacking tips for traveling on trains. Trip suggestion 1: London to Amsterdam Duration: 23 days The Lineup: Rome , Viareggio (Tuscany), Venice, Vienna , Budapest, Krakow, Prague, Berlin , Amsterdam, Bruges, London Trip Suggestion 2: London to Istanbul Duration: 25 days The Lineup: London, Paris , Lausanne, Zermatt , Chur, Munich, Salzburg, Vienna , Budapest, Sighisoara, Brasov, Bucharest , Veliko Tarnovo, Sofia, Plovdiv, Istanbul Route Highl...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/top-european-train-tours/ Top European Train Tours you Shouldn't Miss Traveling anywhere is always amazing and we do it to discover beautiful cities, the history of a country or cultures very different from ours. However, you do not have to go far from home to discover beautiful places . There are a few European train tours with a unique charm that undoubtedly deserve a place on our traveler’s wish list. From charming European towns to capitals with rich histories and cultural influences, take time to discover which cities to visit. Here are some European train tours you shouldn’t miss: San Sebastian We go to a little warmer land, specifically, to the beautiful region of the Basque Country. Here we find what the second European capital of culture was in 2016: San Sebastian. This beautiful city located on the north coast always tops the world charts for its gastronomic offer and its lively nightlife. On the other...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/best-cities-foodies-europe/ Best Cities for Foodies in Europe and How To Get There Ah, food… glorious, delicious food . It’s so easy to be obsessed with it when living in Europe gives you so much reason for it! The best cities for Foodies are in Europe, trust us we are foodies as well, and so will you when you’re through with this blog! Just, read carefully.   Here’s a selection of the best cities for foodies in Europe that you can reach by train: Lyon , France Everyone knows it by now – if you are going to Europe to fall in love, you are going to France. Little did you know though that you are going to France to fall in love with its eateries, as well! In a country famous for its love of food and preparing it, it’s tough to pick a favorite place to feast. Make no mistake, though – Lyon is one of France’s top foodie spots to explore! Our recommendation: sliced salami rose...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/cities-austria-italy-rail/ Beautiful Cities to visit in Austria and Italy By Rail With so many high profiles, popularized countries like France, Germany, and Switzerland , no wonder Austria hasn’t been getting as much attention! Ok, Italy never really fell off the map, but the train route from Austria to Italy sure has been neglected. But, that’s about to change! Austria and Italy by rail are one of the most amazing experiences you’ll ever get to witness. With their quaint mountain villages, mesmerizing natural attractions and majestic city architecture, you’ll get an amazing Europe tour.  Trains in Austria are among the most advanced in all of Europe , night trains are in top shape (by the way, night trains have all the same routes as day trains do), most don’t require advanced reservations and are incredibly comfortable! So, don’t wait any longer: start exploring Austria and Italy...

New Post has been published on https://www.saveatrain.com/blog/train-versus-bus/ Train versus Bus in Europe, It is a no brainer Within just a few hours, you can be exploring a multitude of bright and sparkly new countries. But, what is the best way to get there. Train versus Bus in Europe when traveling ? Faster and better lookin’! Trains, unlike buses, travel straight through the countryside. This means that instead of staring at a boring highway, or spending hours simply moving from place to place, you have the opportunity to see more of your chosen country. Once you’re ready to move onto your next destination, you’ll get there in no time. High-speed  Train versus Bus in Europe . It’s a no-brainer. No jams By ‘no jams’, we don’t mean ‘no sweet beats’. We mean no TRAFFIC jams. That’s the thing about railway tracks – there’s nothing blocking the way. They’re a straight line right to your destination. Bu...