From the Mediterranean atmosphere of the Channel Islands to the
wilds of the Scottish Highlands, the Great British Isles and
Ireland are packed with a natural beauty that has influenced
travellers and artists for generations. Visit the wild moors that
gave Emily Brontë the idea to write 'Wuthering Heights', see the
golden daffodils Wordsworth immortalised in poetry, and marvel at
the Gothic splendour of Whitby Abbey - the inspiration for Bram
Stoker's 'Dracula'.
Experience these familiar destinations in a whole new light as we
introduce you to a wealth of hidden gems right across the United
Kingdom. There is so much to uncover here, and the best part? It's
all just a train ride away.
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18/05/2023 · By Sam Preece
The Scottish Highlands – a land of rugged landscapes, dramatic coastlines, and majestic castles that has captivated the imaginations of poets, writers, and travellers for centuries. And as I stepped onto the train in York to begin my Highland Adventure holiday, I knew I was about to experience something beautiful, but I never expected it to be such a cathartic journey.
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28/04/2023 · By Ian Holt
Rail travel has played an important part in British Royal life since Queen Victoria hopped aboard the Paddington train from Slough – and King Charles III, who had an input into the 1980s redesign of the Royal Train, is already upholding this tradition.
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01/06/2022 · By Karen Overend
Since taking the throne an astonishing 70 years ago, the Queen’s reign has been marked by many historical events. Her public role has involved much travelling, across the United Kingdom, Europe and to many Commonwealth countries.
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05/07/2021 · By Katie Shaw
Straddling the mighty River Ness and rubbing shoulders with world-famous Loch Ness, the vibrant Scottish city of Inverness has a whole lot to offer.
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