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Austria
A symphony of baroque romance, open-air art and giddying mountains, Austria strikes a chord with its grand cultural sights and Alpine heights.
Belgium
Discover Belgium's vibrant cities packed with art nouveau and medieval architecture, where gastronomy and high fashion are the order of the day.
Benelux
If you’re planning a trip to the Benelux countries, including Belgium, Netherlands (Holland) and Luxembourg, the best way to see it all is by train.
Bulgaria
The Republic of Bulgaria is a country in South-eastern Europe.
Croatia
Croatia is relishing its current hype as the destination de nos jours.
Czech Republic
Pull on your walking shoes to discover the lesser-known Czech Republic.
Denmark
Defined by its medieval towns and jagged coastline, Denmark is full of surprises.
England
The land of red pillar boxes, cosy pubs and football frenzy is one of contrasts and surprises.
Finland
Finland is home to historic cities, unspoiled forests and thousands of fresh water lakes.
France
Parisians would like us to think that Paris is France.
Germany
Look beyond the Sauerkraut and Lederhosen and discover Germany's refreshing diversity.
Greece
Bask in the sea and sunshine of Greece's islands or take in the beauty of the mainland's mountains and lakes.
Hungary
Hungary not on your Liszt? It should be.
Ireland
Tourism to Ireland has become very popular and many who travel to this magical land prefer to do so by rail.
Italy
Home to half the world's artistic wealth, visiting Italy is like walking through the pages of an art history book.
Luxemburg
The railroad network in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg covers about 250 kilometres, operated by CFL, the Luxembourg National Railways.
Macedonia
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Montenegro
The northern region has some of the most beautiful nature in Montenegro.
Netherlands
The Netherlands is not all about Amsterdam.
Norway
Norway is a delightful country of contrasts with mountains, valleys, forests and fjords.
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