Text by: Tanya Munshi
So you’re already in Europe and wondering from where to begin? Maybe you could set aside a weekend (if possible), to follow a trail that was once alive in the past. Here are a few destinations that some popular travel guides recommend.
Snowdon Mountain Railway: Wouldn’t you want to be a part of a 110 year old tradition? This very train has been known to ferry passengers cutting across the highest peaks of Snowdon.For more information go to Snowdon Railway
Severen Valley Railway: Follow the River Severen by the steam engine that will take you along the 26 km stretch, and crossing the famous Victoria Bridge.For more information go to Severen Valley Railway
North Yorkshire Moors Railway: More than 150 years old, this track will take you through a 29 km journey of forests, meadows and valleys from Pickering to Grosmont. For more information go to North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Bluebell Railway: This rail will take you from Lewes to East Grinstead. This journey too is a popular trail often taken by many travelers.For more information go to Bluebell Railway
The Royal Scotsman: Keep your travel journal and camera handy, as you’re going to love this. If you plan on visiting The Royal Scotsman, then gear up for a two day travel through the Highlands. A photographer’s delight, a scene of the archaic castles set amidst the green pastures.For more information go to Royal Scotsman
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