National Geographic Traveller (UK)

ALL ABOARD Great rail journeys

Snow-capped peaks, a glittering fjord and a golden spire rising above a medieval city — just some of the views that scroll past the carriage window, giving passengers a tantalising glimpse of the spectacular landscapes waiting to be discovered.

Trains have long been the preferred choice for travellers who know that the journey can be part of the adventure. While some choose

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