Train Accommodations

Rome is one of the most visited cities in Italy, and for good reason. Here you'll find some of the most famous ancient sites in the world, as well as fast-paced nightlife, exciting shopping and great food. Whether you're staying a couple of days or a couple of months, it's easy to get wrapped up in Rome's history and splendor. more »

Known as the "green heart of Italy," the region of Umbria attracts fewer tourists than its famous neighbor, Tucscany. Those who travel to Umbria, however, find its hillsides full of fascinating castles and its villages charming. This is a good destination to combine with a larger trip, and a great place to visit if you're looking for... more »

Sway with the palm trees on the beaches of Sri Lanka, then trek into the untamed wilderness to explore an ancient Buddhist temple. You can also strap on your walking shoes for a tour of Colombo, all while soaking in the tropical air in this South Asian island country. Be advised that violence has broken out in the northern and eastern... more »

Traveling from Pittsburgh to New York City offers a variety of scenery as you move east from an industrial steel town, through Amish country, and on to the largest city in the world. Taking a train allows you to travel in peace and appreciate the views as you pass through Pennsylvania. more »

Booking train travel from Vienna to Graz is simple with OBB, Austria's national railway company. Vienna and Graz are the two largest cities in Austria, cultural centers connected by a train ride of less than three hours. OBB offers hourly trains between the two cities. Read on to learn how to book train travel from Vienna to Graz. more »