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Global World Atlas
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World Atlas
Explore the world, one journey at a time.
Netherlands
A compact country where almost every town is reachable by train, and where the bicycle is part of the public transport system rather than a competitor to it.
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Germany
A federal country of strong regional identities, linked by one of Europe's busiest mixed passenger and freight railways.
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France
The country that industrialised high-speed rail, radiating from Paris to the coasts, the Alps and beyond.
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United Kingdom
Birthplace of the passenger railway, with Victorian train sheds still doing daily work in the middle of its cities.
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Italy
A long peninsula where high-speed trains link the great historic cities in a few hours each.
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Spain
Home to Europe's largest high-speed network, radiating from Madrid to almost every region.
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Switzerland
A mountain country that turned punctuality into infrastructure: trains, buses, boats and cable cars are timed to connect with one another.
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Austria
An Alpine republic whose railways were built to hold an empire together and now link Vienna with the whole of central Europe.
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Belgium
The country that opened continental Europe's first passenger railway in 1835, and still has one of the densest networks anywhere.
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Czechia
A central European country of spa towns, castles and one of the oldest industrial railway traditions on the continent.
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Poland
A large country rebuilt after near-total wartime destruction, now running high-speed Pendolino trains between its main cities.
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Hungary
A Danube country whose capital was formed by joining Buda and Pest, and whose railways still radiate from that single point.
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Portugal
An Atlantic country of tiled facades and river cities, with fast Alfa Pendular trains along the Lisbon–Porto spine.
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Sweden
A long northern country where the railway runs from the Öresund bridge to inside the Arctic Circle.
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Denmark
A country of islands stitched together by bridges and tunnels, with a rail link running straight into Sweden.
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Norway
A fjord country whose railways cross high mountain plateaux to reach the western coast.
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Finland
A country of forests and lakes with a broad-gauge railway inherited from the Russian imperial network.
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