Trains

Traveling around the United Kingdom by train is one of the quickest and most direct ways to travel. Britain has one of the most advanced systems of public transportation in the world.

BritRail offers travel throughout greater Britain and the United Kingdom. As with most mass transit providers, customers have questions as to the rules and regulations of using the system. Knowing...

If you plan on traveling extensively by train in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, you may want to purchase a BritRail Pass. There are over a dozen different types of passes you can buy...

Network Rail owns and runs the British rail system infrastructure, including the tracks, signals and the busiest train stations, tunnels and bridges. Over 20 private train companies operate over...

Traveling from England's center of learning to one of its most well-preserved medieval cities is easy and scenic when you travel by train. Once in York, the "Queen of the North," you can walk...

In less than four hours, you can travel by train from the ancient town of Cambridge to the thriving metropolis of Paris. This is the newest way to book travel from the British Isles to the rest of...

Traveling by train from Cambridge to London is fast and easy. Cambridge is one of the most popular day trips from London and vice versa. Read on to learn how to book train travel from Cambridge to...

Oxford and Cambridge are England's two centers of learning, yet both cities have their own unique personalities. A train trip from Oxford to Cambridge takes about three hours and takes you through...

Oxford and Edinburgh are two of the most popular destinations in the United Kingdom. One is a famed college city and the other the capital of Scotland and a world-renowned arts destination. A...

Take a three-hour train ride north from London's Euston Station to Manchester, the world's first industrialized city, also known as England's "Capital of the North" and the center of a vibrant...

Be prepared for a change when traveling from quiet Cambridge to energetic Glasgow. The five-hour leg from London to Glasgow can be done overnight, giving you an extra day to explore Scotland's...

Traveling from one of England's education centers to a city famed for its football success needn't be stressful. The British train system is, for the most part, well-planned and efficient, and...

Cambridge and Dublin are two of the most historic cities in Europe. Between the college town of Sir Isaac Newton and one of the most literate and literary cities in the world lies a train and...

Cambridge is considered one of England's must-see cities, and Dover has been the traditional jumping-off point for trips to the continent. Train travel between these two spots will be a quick and...

From one of England's top university towns to one of Europe's leading commercial centers is only a one day journey. Train travel will take you from Oxford, in the southern part of England, up to...

Whether you are heading from Oxford to Dover to see the famous white cliffs or are planning a ferry crossing to the Continent, you are in for an enjoyable train journey of about four hours.

Taking the train from Oxford to London is a short and easy journey between two of England's top destinations. To get from the ancient university town to the thriving, multicultural metropolis of...

A train ride of just over two hours will get you from Manchester's Piccadilly Station to London's Euston Station, and you won't even have to change trains. Trains are a fun and efficient way to...

In four hours you can travel by train from the industrial and growing city of Manchester to the quaint town of Cambridge, and see plenty of English countryside on the way. It's easy to book travel...

Traveling from Manchester to York is like stepping back in time. Manchester was a leader in the industrial revolution, and York still retains walls, buildings and history from the medieval era and...

A train trip to Newcastle, a city thousands of years old and founded by Roman Emperor Hadrian, is easy to plan. Train travel is considered the best way to see the famed English countryside, and...

The glory of train travel throughout the British Isles is that it never takes very long to get anywhere. A perfect example is the short journey from Manchester to Edinburgh, from an industrial...