Train travel in the Old World maintains a certain mystique for many travelers, and it’s little wonder: With scads of culture, 47 countries packed into a region slightly larger than the U.S., and exhaustive tracks that go everywhere from the plains of Spain to the eastern fringes of Russia, Europe is tailor-made for riding the rails. Our favorite train trips in Europe encompass quintessential experiences, like tucking into multi-course dinners aboard an intimate dining car in Scotland, but we’ve also folded in modern options, like bedding down in one of the tricked-out private carriages of the Trans-Siberian Express, or the Orient Express, or The Royal Scotsman.

London to Disneyland Paris on Eurostar Disney

Journeying from London to Paris on the Eurostar fuels childlike curiosity in its own right– after all, the tracks are mind-bogglingly submerged in an English Channel tunnel – but combining that iconic international route with a visit to Paris Disneyland amps up the wonderment quotient even more. The direct Eurostar Disney line zips from London’s city center to the Disneyland Paris gates in a little more than 2.5 hours (adult rail tickets start at about $109 round-trip, and fares for children 11 or younger cost approximately $70 round-trip; park entrance fees are separate), but the party starts before the train whistle even blows at St. Pancras Station, where a live jazz band sends off travelers. En route, the littlest riders can occupy themselves with complimentary Disney-themed activity packs before disembarking at Marne la Vallée (the station’s within walking distance to the park gates) and running into the arms of the Disney characters who welcome guests to the park each morning. At less than three hours each way, this top train trip in Europe is a manageable day trip from London (trains depart from St. Pancras at 9am and leave Disney at 7:30pm, except for Tuesdays and Saturdays when UK schools are in session), but we suggest coupling the excursion with a short stay in Paris, as the city’s iconic architecture, world-class museums, and culinary delights are only about 40 minutes away from the park via RER, Paris’s regional train system – you then have the option to catch the standard Eurostar route back to London from Paris.

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Best Scenic Train Trip

Switzerland on the William Tell Express

Take in a bevy of Swiss natural wonders aboard the William Tell Express, a nearly 5-hour boat-train combo trip that links three of the compact nation’s most storied regions: Lake Lucerne, the Bernese Oberland (famed for its winter sports), and Ticino (the country’s Italian-speaking region). The voyage begins with a 3-hour cruise of Lake Lucerne, a scenic sliver of central Switzerland that showcases the region’s pastoral mountains and the lake’s bright blue waters. Upgrade to the first-class fare (from $164, standard fares from $75; available May through mid-October) to dig into a leisurely gourmet lunch on the boat ride before settling down in panoramic train cars. As the carriages chug south toward the Italian border, marvel at the postcard-perfect views of the Reuss Valley and the soaring, snowcapped peaks of the imposing Gotthard Range. The top train trip in Europe’s last leg zips through the historic St. Gotthard Tunnel – a 9-mile passageway that was the world’s longest train tunnel upon its inauguration in 1882 – before disembarking in the Italian-flavored Bellinzona, where you can opt to switch trains and journey on to Lugano or Locarno, close to Switzerland’s border with Italy

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Best Off-the-Path Train Trip Itinerary

Russia on The Golden Eagle Trans-Siberian Express

After 7 years (and $25 million invested), Siberia welcomed Russia’s first elite train trip in May 2007. Although not an exclusively European itinerary (the line crosses the Asian border at Ekaterinburg four days into the voyage), the Trans-Siberian Express earns a spot on our list of top train trips in Europe for its daring foray into some of Russia’s most remote and otherworldly landscapes. Holding the title as the world’s longest single-service train (at 5,753 miles), it glides from Moscow, through the surprisingly beautiful Siberian tundra, and skims the border of China to arrive at Eurasia’s Pacific coast in Vladivostok, in 15 days. In that time, passengers soak up the benefits of their hefty fare (starting price: $8,995 per person in 2011; departures available May through September) which entitles them to private carriages, technologically tricked out with plasma-screen TVs and DVD/CD players; en suite bathrooms with showers and under-floor heating; and dining delicacies like Borscht, caviar, and omul (a fish unique to Lake Baikal). At these rates, you would expect meals to be bundled in and they are, as are alcoholic beverages (including, naturally, vodka), all gratuities, English-speaking guides, and a 24-hour on-call doctor

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Best Classic Train Trip Itinerary

Venice to Paris on Orient-Express

The Orient-Express – which most famously wound from London to Istanbul – reached legendary status as much for its colorful cast of passengers as for the opulent form of train travel that Belgian creator George Nagelmackers ushered in when he christened the first locomotive in 1883. The original line operated in some form until 1977, but its heyday was in the ’20s and ’30s, when the golden age of train travel in Europe drew kings, spies, and courtesans aboard for indulgent dinners, fine wines, and effortless border crossings. Today, passengers can revel in that history on the modern iteration of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express (launched by James B. Sherwood in 1982), set aboard a series of vintage carriages that restores the route to its original lavishness. The signature Venice to Paris voyage, starting at $2,600, requires one full day and night (with arrival in Paris the following morning; operates November through March), but passengers are rewarded with onboard luxuries like afternoon tea served directly in the cabin; a black tie-optional, four-course dinner prepared by French chefs in one of three restaurant cars; and ever-changing vistas of the Italian Dolomites and Swiss Alps [Think Agatha Christie!]

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Best Old-World Style Cars

Great Britain on the Royal Scotsman

Sumptuous accommodations and lavish living await passengers aboard the Royal Scotsman, a nine-car luxury train that epitomizes glamorous, old-world-style rail travel. Choose from seven itineraries (in 2011, two-day trips start at $3,720, and seven-day journeys ring in at $13,180; various departures available May through September) that crisscross Scotland, Wales, and England, and prepare for a decidedly intimate experience. The train’s 20 cabins — equipped with private bathrooms, full-length wardrobes, and feather duvets — sleep only 36 passengers, all of whom have access to the train’s on-call cabin attendants and standout observation room, complete with plush armchairs and an outdoor verandah. Formal dinners are not to be missed, as travelers outfit themselves in cocktail dresses, tuxedos, and tartans before indulging in locally sourced meals prepared by head chef Mark Tamburrini, who cut his teeth cooking in London’s Michelin-starred L’Escargot. The Edwardian décor (think rich marquetry, deep-mahogany paneling, and boldly patterned linens) and gold-star service is perhaps only outdone by the passing countryside, as this top train trip in Europe rolls over stone bridges, past crumbling castles, and through pink heather glens into the heart of the Highlands

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Best Hotel-Like Train

Overnight to/from Spain on Elipsos Train-Hotel

Substituting a hotel stay with overnight travel saves valuable time and funds on tight vacation schedules, but the sacrifice is often a rocky night’s sleep in cramped spaces and little energy to explore the next day’s destination. Spain’s Elipsos Train-Hotel lines, however, succeed in making an overnight trip on the tracks appealing, practical, and downright relaxing. The sleek trains’ premier compartments claim many of the accoutrement’s of modern hotels (en suite showers, free morning newspapers, complimentary breakfast), and all-level tickets offer cozy sleeping quarters, complimentary magazines, and access to the onboard restaurant and bar. Although the tracks cross four international borders (France, Spain, Italy, and Switzerland), we’re partial to the simplicity of the nonstop, 14.5-hour Barcelona to Milan voyage (first-class, one-way rates from $125), which departs year-round from Barcelona’s Estacio de Franca in the evening and pulls into Milan’s Centrale station just in time for the morning’s first cappuccino

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Best Engineered Train Line

Norway on the The Bergen Line

Train trips in Europe are rife with tracks that tackle rugged terrain, traverse imposing mountain passes, and complete staggering feats of engineering in general, but the Bergen Line of Norway is quite simply one of the most impressive – and a prime example of a trip that can take you places that you might never experience otherwise. As one of Europe’s highest railways, it passes through scenic fjord inlets, and past snowcapped mountains and glaciers, on a 300-plus mile journey (much of which is above the timber line) between the culturally rich city of Bergen in western Norway and its capital at Oslo. The classic 7-hour voyage  (standard rates start at $153; available year-round), which celebrated its centenary in 2009, also includes stops at charming mountain towns and ski resorts, and exhibits many technological accomplishments en route, including passage through a spiral mountain tunnel. The smooth traction and steady velocity of the train does little to give away its constant battle against extreme temps, icy winds, and harsh snowfalls – against which a combination of skilled workers and high-tech equipment is constantly employed to outmaneuver

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Best Train Trip for Sweet Tooths

Swiss Alps on the Chocolate Train

Sate both sweet and savory cravings aboard the Chocolate Train, a daylong trip (available June through October) that glides through the Swiss Alps with visits to the hometowns of two of the country’s richest culinary creations. The train departs from (and returns to) Montreux, Switzerland, and rolls northeast to Gruyeres, an idyllic medieval hill-town where cheese-mongers still milk Fribourg cows to churn out blocks of the eponymous cheese. A tour of Gruyeres Castle breaks up the voyage before taking off to nearby Broc, home to the world-famous Cailler-Nestle factory. The new, $7-million visitor center, which opened in April 2010 and traces the history of Swiss chocolate from the Aztecs to the present, is educational, but rest assured that there is plenty of chocolate available for consumption, as well – 65 tons of chocolate are produced on-site each day. While traveling aboard this top train trip in Europe, savor the treats inside a Belle Epoque Pullman car, or feast your eyes on the surrounding countryside from a panoramic carriage, which promises unobstructed views of Lake Gruyeres, orderly vineyards, and craggy Alps

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Best Coastal Train Trip

Provence and the French Riviera on TER Méditerranée

Although the French are known for their high-speed, high-tech TGV train trips, you’ll find some of their most notable routes (and the most authentic French experiences) along their slower, regional tracks. A well-kept secret is their Mediterranean line, TER Méditerranée, which, while not particularly stunning onboard, more than makes up for it with its spectacular location, which straddles the French Riviera coastline as it rolls for 3 hours and 40 minutes from the port city of Marseille (accessible from Paris in just 3 hours by TGV train) to Ventimiglia, Italy, stopping at the Riviera capital of Nice, the resort towns of Antibes and St. Raphael, film-famous Cannes, and high-rolling Monte Carlo along the way. In the summer, bundled packages cruising through the Marseille calanques and exploring the Posidonie grasslands (home to several thousand protected species) are available directly through TER, but the allure of this top train trip in Europe is making leisurely stops along the way, disembarking at quaint villages and stunning beaches at whim.

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Wonderfully nostalgic, Grand Canyon Railways features vintage trains and western entertainment, harkening back to a golden age of travel when people enjoyed each other’s company.

Offering packages that work in conjunction with the train schedule—making for seamless entry in and out of the park—Grand Canyon Railways is a relaxing way to experience the immense grandeur of America’s greatest wonder

4 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS INCLUDES:

• Roundtrip Coach Class train travel from Williams, AZ to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
• Guide-narrated motorcoach rim tour of the South Rim
• Overnight stay at the Maswik Lodge inside Grand Canyon National Park
• Two nights at the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel in Williams
• Two breakfasts and two dinners per person at the Railway’s Grand Depot Café in Williams
• Prices valid for travel through Oct 31, 2009

Terms and Conditions: Price is per person based on adult double occupancy and does not include tax or National Park entry fee. Valid for travel from 5/4 – 10/31/09 and subject to change. Must be booked 11 days in advance of travel. 50th Birthday Special: must travel 7 days before or after your birthday. Must present ID with proof of birth at ticket counter. Free ride valid for Coach Class travel only through 12/31/09. Not applicable to others in party, only the person celebrating their birthday. Not valid for Polar Express. Not valid for prior bookings and groups; cannot be combined with any other offer, discount or special promotion. No cash value; no cash refunds or credits will be given.

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Celebrate the arrival of 2009 in the Sierra Nevadas & arrive

 aboard  the classic streamliner train the ‘Reno Limited’!

December 29, 2008 – January 5, 2009

P R O G R A M    F E A T U R E S    A T   A    G L A N C E
Fully escorted from start to finish! Classic 1940’s club car travel aboard the ‘Yosemite Limited’ round-trip to Yosemite National Park complete with elegant meals, wines & spirits.	4-day/3-night stay at the superb Silver Legacy Resort & Casino in the heart of downtown Reno. The best location in town. A grand & elegant ‘New Years Eve’ dinner & party to welcome 2009.	4-day/3-night stay at the historic and elegant Mark Hopkins Hotel atop Nob Hill in San Francisco. Complimentary transfers, luggage handling and more!

Without question, one of the most interesting train rides in the World is the fabled passage over the High Sierra Nevada Mountains from Sacramento to Reno over the storied ‘Overland Route’ of the Union Pacific Railroad. This engineering marvel, carved out of sheer rock by Chinese coolies was part of the original Transcontinental Railroad and is still, almost 150 years after completion, an extraordinary feat. In winter, it is a visual feast, with snowsheds, tunnels, poignant Donner Lake and scenic running along the Truckee River. Happily, this glorious train ride is only one of many superlatives on our High Sierra New Years holiday and we invite you to join us. This is an unabashedly indulgent holiday, featuring a vintage 1940′s Streamliner train, our own ‘Reno Limited’ to convey our guests in ‘Club Car’ comfort to & from Reno in grand style. With big picture windows, fresh flowers, fine dining and an attentive staff, this is a delightful and nostalgic way to travel. Our guests enjoy three nights at the superb Silver Legacy Hotel complete with a Gala New Years Eve dinner and party, making the destination as fun as getting there. Best of all, our holiday includes three nights in San Francisco after Reno at the legendary Mark Hopkins Hotel, the grande dame of San Francisco hotels along with plenty of free time to enjoy, in the immortal words of the late Herb Caen, ‘Everybody’s Favorite City’, San Francisco. In short, with a spectacularly beautiful train journey, excellent accommodations, grand dining and our very own Barbara Abegglen as the tour manager, we cannot think of a nicer way to welcome 2009. All Aboard!                                                           We invite you to join us.     For bookings made by Friday, October 31, we include FREE connecting Amtrak travel from ANY US CITY to begin and end this program!

DAY TO DAY ITINERARY Day 1 Guests arrive and check-in for a complimentary hotel stay at the superb Woodfin Suites Hotel located just a one minute walk from the Emeryville Amtrak Station.   2 A morning departure for Reno over the fabled ‘Overland Route’ with a stunning ride in daylight through the high Sierra, past Donner Lake and into Reno over the original Transcontinental Railroad. We begin our two-night stay at the superbly located Silver Legacy Resort tonight. B D   3 All morning at leisure to enjoy this lovely setting or to enjoy games of chance. Tonight, a Gala New Years Eve Dinner & Party to ring in the New Year is included. B D R   4 All morning to sleep in on the first day of the year. Later today, a special lunch with new found friends with a final evening in Reno at leisure, possibly taking in one of floor shows.   5 We depart Reno after breakfast for the stunningly beautiful ride west through the Sierra Nevada, around Stanford Curve and past Blue Canyon to Sacramento and then along San Francisco Bay for an early evening arrival at the the Mark Hopkins Hotel atop Nob Hill. B L   6 Wake up today in what is considered the best place to live in the world. (Ask any San Franciscan!) Just outside is the fabled Powell St. Cable Car Line waiting to show you this amazing city. It’s a city that delights all the senses.   7 Mark Hopkins is a San Francisco Landmark, its located just a few blocks from Union Square. Care to shop today? Tonight we have planned a very San Francisco experience just for our group. Ah-ahh, no telling – it’s a surprise. Later enjoy a fare- well cocktail toast on our last night with our new friends.   8 Today we return home in the new year with a collection of indelible memories to revisit for a lifetime. Chances are you’ll come back someday for all who come, tend to leave their heart in San Francisco.

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Fall Colors
in the
Great Smoky Mountains

By train with the Biltmore Estate
in Asheville, the Steamboat
American Queen and the storied
Peabody Hotel, Memphis

October 24 – November 6, 2008
14 days from $3,695.00

VERY LIMITED SPACE

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September 13 – 25, 2009

Round-trip by train to Glacier National Park, Grand Teton, Arches & Canyonlands National Parks

The American West  is graced with five truly astonishing National Parks: Glacier National Park, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Arches and Canyonlands and it is with great pleasure that we have combined them, along with two legendary train journeys, all in one leisurely and glorious holiday that offers comfort, extraordinary sightseeing, personalized attention and an intelligent itinerary.

We begin in Chicago, or Seattle/Portland with an overnight journey aboard the famed ‘Empire Builder’ train to magical Glacier National Park, Montana where we stay overnight in one of the grand historic lodges built in the early 20th Century by the Great Northern Railroad, before embarking on the fabled ‘Going to the Sun’ Highway over the Continental Divide aboard one of the famous red ‘jammer’ buses. We then travel south to relaxing Fairmont Hot Springs with an overnight stay in this soothing setting before the visual feast of Yellowstone where we stay two-nights (many other tours offer just one night) where again, complete sightseeing is featured including Old Faithful, Upper & Lower Falls and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. Here, as at all places we visit, ALL sightseeing and admission fees are included. From Yellowstone, we head to Grand Teton National Park for a two-night stay that also includes a scenic float trip on the Snake River. Then south, to Salt Lake City for an overnight stay in this lovely city before another double-header of amazing sights, Canyonland and Arches National Parks!

After Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, we board the legendary ‘California Zephyr’ train for the breathtaking passage through the Colorado Rockies in daylight over the ‘Main Line Through the Rockies’ of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad, a route celebrated for over 100 years as the ultimate passage through the Rockies. Guests bound for the West Coast enjoy the daylight passage through the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

At Friends Travel Train Holidays, we operate these programs to be the opposite of most tours. There is huge amounts of free time, folks are not forced to spend every waking moment on a regimented schedule, there are no name badges and we find our tours appeal to passengers that would not normally consider an escorted holiday. Our hotels on this program are uncommonly nice compared to standard tours, most meals are included, the majority of our hotel stays are two-nights long and there are no exhausting days. A professional tour manager is with you from start to finish to handle all the details, allowing you to relax and enjoy the important things, like the best photo of Old Faithful or a bald eagle.

With no flying or airports required, intelligent and comprehensive sightseeing, a leisurely pace and travel aboard two famous trains along with only four departures, prompt reservations are encouraged to avoid disappointment. All Aboard!

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

• Train travel from Chicago, Seattle, or Portland to Glacier National Park, Montana aboard the famous ‘Empire Builder’ train, a speedy scenic overnight trip.

• Fully hosted from start to finish by professional tour manager that handles all the details.

• Two-night stay and full day in stunning Glacier National Park including the famed ‘Going to the Sun’ Highway across the Continental Divide by red open-air ‘jammer’ bus.

• A blissful overnight stay in Fairmont Hot Springs with plenty of time to enjoy the healing waters (admission is included).

• Gates of the Mountain cruise on the Missouri River so vividly described by Lewis & Clark, a visual feast.

• Two-night hotel stays in Yellowstone, Jackson Hole and Arches National Park.

• Complete sightseeing throughout including all admission fees and special treats such as the scenic float trip on the Snake River in Jackson Hole, all at no extra charge.

• Luxury hotel stay in Salt Lake City, a nice ‘urban indulgence’ during our tour.

• Most meals including breakfast daily.

• Train travel from Utah to California through the Sierra Nevadas or to Chicago aboard the ‘California Zephyr’ train with a spectacular daylight trip through the Colorado Rockies over the storied Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad ‘Mainline through the Rockies’.

Overnight Aboard the Train

We have included travel to Glacier Park aboard the Empire Builder, a fabled and scenic route everyone should experience once. Guests who wish to upgrade from the included coach accommodations may upgrade to bedroom accommodations and pricing varies by date and room type. Like airline tickets, rates are less costly when early reservations are made. The Empire Builder features full dining car and sightseer lounge service regardless of your accommodation onboard. Similarly, guests may choose to upgrade aboard the California Zephyr train at the conclusion of the tour.

Happily, our passengers begin their holiday aboard the Empire Builder, Amtrak’s highest-rated train in terms of customer satisfaction. With refurbished cars, upgraded dining service with real dining cars with menu items prepared freshly onboard and served atop white linen, the Empire Builder makes travel a treat. With a glass-windowed sightseer lounge car for taking in the magnificent vistas of the West, this is a relaxing and pleasant way to start your vacation. Boarding points include Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul. Easy same-day connections are available from almost all Midwest points as well.

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At Train Holidays, we have designed a showcase tour that offers up three days in the Copper Canyon and travels the entire route of the Chihuahua al Pacific Railway.  Nicer still, our guests travel to Mazatlan and the start of our Copper Canyon trip not by bus or air, but in comfort and convenience aboard the superb ms Oosterdam of Holland America Line. By special arrangement, our guests enjoy a three-night ‘mini cruise’ from San Diego to Mazatlan, stopping in scenic Cabo San Lucas at the tip of Baja California on the way!  Could there be a nicer way to start a holiday.

Comfort is the byword of this program with many thoughtful touches and extras.  A professional US tour guide is with you from start to finish, the hotels utilized are excellent, comprehensive sightseeing is included and so that you may begin your trip without worrying about missed connections or delays, we begin with an overnight luxury hotel stay in San Diego so that you are ‘in place’ the day before the ship sails.

There is only one flaw and it is that this unique and beautifully designed holiday is available only a few times during the year.  We encourage you to reserve now to avoid disappointment.  All Aboard!

Features:

• Fully escorted by professional tour manager from start to finish.

Overnight luxury hotel stay in San Diego the evening before sailing at the Sheraton including transfers from the airport or train station upon arrival and to the pier on sailing day.

• Rare three-night voyage from San Diego to Mazatlan aboard the ms Oosterdam of Holland America Line (ms Ryndam in 2009) with a port call in Cabo San Lucas en route (In 2009 this will be a day at sea).
• Special party and events aboard ms. Oosterdam.

• Complete sightseeing daily while in the Copper Canyon is included as are all meals in the Canyon.

• The Copper Canyon by train with four days in the Copper Canyon, more time than anyone else offers in this wonder of the world. We traverse the line from El Fuerta to Chihuahua with short day trips on the Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway, not missing a mile of spectacular scenery.

• First Class hotel stays in El Fuerte, Divisadero, Creel and Chihuahua with all meals.

Important Highlights. . . .

– Easy air or train connections into our starting point, lovely San Diego, California.

- NO flights into or within Mexico on Mexican aircraft

- No long tiring bus trips unlike other tour operators who spend two days each way driving from the US into the Copper Canyon.

- Mini-cruise from San Diego aboard Holland America Line, the perfect leisurely and indulgent start to a magical trip.

A Train Holiday to the Copper Canyon
San Diego to El Paso
Spring & Fall Departures
October 31, 2008, February 20, 2009, October 16, 2009 & November 13, 2009

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