Riding the Malaxa Railcar: Romania’s 80-Year-Old Train
One of the most unusual trains I’ve travelled on in Europe is the Malaxa railcar, a Romanian train over 80 years old that still runs on the railway tracks today. Riding on a Malaxa...
Category: En Route Blog
Ouigo and inOui TGV Trains: What is the Difference?
If you’ve travelled by train around France, you might have seen TGV trains branded as inOui and others branded as Ouigo, leaving you to wonder about the main difference between these two high-speed services....
Dining Car Menus of European Trains
One of the biggest joys of European rail travel is savouring the excellent food and drinks offered on the menus of the dining car aboard many premium trains. On this page, you can explore...
On Board the EIP: The Premium High-Speed Train of Poland
The EIP high-speed train is the most premium train service in Poland, and although it may not be as fast as the TGV in France or the ICE in Germany, it will get you...
On Board the Turkish Night Train From Sofia to Istanbul
The best way to travel between Bulgaria and Turkey is by taking the daily Sofia-Istanbul night train. I have taken this train several times as part of #AllTheLinesEurope, where I aim to travel on...
The Unusual Cross-Border Train Running Only Summer Weekends
Between Poland and Slovakia lies a rather unusual railway border, served by an extremely limited train service that operates only on a few summer weekends, with no trains running for the remainder of the...
