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First Choice Responsible. Tourism Awards 2006. A guide to train travel in the UK, Europe & worldwide. Train times, fares, how to buy tickets, tips & advice.
The mobile home page of the Man in Seat 61, the guide to train travel in the UK, Europe & worldwide.
There's no need to fly within Europe. It's surprisingly easy, quick and comfortable to travel by train from London to almost anywhere: Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Finland, wherever. The difficult bit is finding out how to do it and where to buy tickets. That's where Seat 61 comes in.
The Man in Seat Sixty-One has been fortunate enough to feature in newspapers, magazines and even on TV & radio both in the UK and overseas. In 2013 it was even mentioned in Parliament! I've been asked to write about train travel for The Telegraph, the Sunday Times, The Observer, The Guardian, The Independent and Wanderlust Magazine, amongst others.
A beginner's guide to train travel in Britain, with a guide to UK train tickets & fares, how to check UK train times & whether your train is on time, bus, London Underground & ferry links, Rail Rovers & BritRail passes.
Leave London in the morning, have lunch in Paris, arrive Turin or Milan in the evening. Stay overnight and take a high-speed train to Florence, Venice, Rome or Naples next morning. Or leave London in the evening, stay overnight in Paris and travel from Paris to anywhere in Italy next day.
The annual timetable change is due on 10 December, and it's time to start a running summary of the expected changes, positive and negative: New Nightjet sleeper train routes will start, Brussels-Berlin & Paris-Berlin, initially 3 times per week, becoming daily in October 2024.
How to buy the cheapest train tickets online. Read these tips for booking European trains. On this site I'll tell you the best way to buy train tickets for your specific journeys, all you need is internet access and a credit card. Just select the city where your journey starts in the drop-down menu.
Tickets, timetable, fare &, information for the Caledonian Sleeper trains from London to Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fort William, Stirling, Dundee, Perth, Gleneagles & Aviemore. Arrangements for luggage & dogs. Sleeper lounge cars & other facilities explained.
The Man in Seat 61 says: "Attending a conference on the Côte d'Azur, I travelled from London to Nice by train. A morning Eurostar to Paris, lunch at the Train Bleu restaurant at the Gare de Lyon, then an afternoon TGV Duplex to the South of France, with a 1st class Club Duo seat on the upper deck.