The World's Greatest Railway Journeys

"A truly fascinating series about international train travel"

What makes a great railway journey? Distance, scenery, the train itself, the people you meet on the way? Undoubtedly, it is all those things and more. Experience the spirit of the railway in this fabulous DVD featuring breathtaking photography and high quality footage.

Storyline

First Aired

2005-06-01
Last Aired

2005-07-19
Creator
Genre

Documentary
Seasons

1
Episodes

22
Status

Ended
Language

English
Network

Keywords:

railway history

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Season 1

1. Scotland

From the east to the west coast of Scotland

From the east to the west coast of ScotlandLess

2005-06-01

2. Ireland

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2005-06-29

3. England & Scotland

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2005-06-29

4. France

Nice and the island of Corsica

Nice and the island of CorsicaLess

2005-07-13

5. Spain

The south of Spain: Andalusia, Seville and Grenada

The south of Spain: Andalusia, Seville and GrenadaLess

2005-07-13

6. Portugal

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2005-07-13

7. Russia

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2005-07-13

8. Russia II

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2005-07-13

9. East Germany

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2005-07-13

10. Germany

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2005-07-13

11. Switzerland

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2005-07-13

12. Norway and Finland

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2005-07-13

13. Denmark

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2005-07-13

14. Sweden

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2005-06-21

15. Hungary

Various trains, old and young, are available to explore this fascinating country. Since Hungary has t...More

Various trains, old and young, are available to explore this fascinating country. Since Hungary has turned from a communist state into a Western Democracy, the country has developed a tradition of hospitality. Hungary by train has much to offer. The rail leads us to all sorts of regions where one can fully experience Hungarian culture.Less

2005-06-28

16. Romania

A country on the borderline of Middle and East Europe. By rail, we travel from the capital Bucharest ...More

A country on the borderline of Middle and East Europe. By rail, we travel from the capital Bucharest to the heart of the country. In a way, travelling through Romania is like travelling through time. At places where the rails cut through the country, we see pictures that in the West belong to the past. We'll visit the centres of Bucharest and Brasov. With their little bricks and old fashioned houses, these cities provide romantic scenery.Less