This Tourist Train in Japan Is Fueled By Salvaged Ramen Broth
Passengers on this open-air train are treated to the scent of ramen broth fumes.
Passengers on this open-air train are treated to the scent of ramen broth fumes.
For an experience that's more about the journey than the destination, consider booking one of the longest continuous train rides on Earth.
Is William McGonagall the best poet ever? Absolutely not. Is he the best bad poet ever? Quite possibly yes.
Fifty years ago, Congress consolidated all of America's passenger train service into one entity: Amtrak. Here are a few facts about the nationwide rail network.
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The Google Maps app will help you find out if your train will likely be too crowded for social distancing.
Instead of taking a traditional vacation, make the most of your travel time by visiting every corner of America by train in just seven days.
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It was 150 years ago today—on May 10, 1869—that "The Last Spike" was driven into America's first transcontinental railroad. The spike was made of gold, so anyone could tell it was important, but there was plenty more to get excited about.
The real-life steam train used as the Hogwarts Express in 'Harry Potter' is open to passengers from April through October.
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It was left there on purpose in the 1990s.
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President Bush's funeral has revived an old tradition.
They're the perfect accessory for a commute that feels like traveling across the Seven Kingdoms.
See cities like London and New York as you've never seen them before.
Once you board the Silver Arrow, you never get off.
He was paid 20 cents a day and half a bottle of beer weekly.
They hate delays more than you do.
The line will run from Cancún to the ancient village of Palenque.