Lets go back to our good old junior school days when our teachers would ask us definitions about various earthly phenomena like the river, mountain, volcano, solar system and what not! Do you remember what you said to your sweet school teacher when she asked you about how you know a bridge? Or today, what is your definition to the ever inquisitive kid around you when he/she wants to know what is that thing that joins the two ends divided by a river? Okay...lets revise our general knowledge, a bridge is a structure built to connect two different ends of landmass that is dissected by a water body or other physical obstacle to facilitate smooth passage over the obstacle. Frankly speaking there is nothing more to add to a bridge's profile more than that if you are not an engineer. But when you are in Europe, you will find certain aspects of several amazing bridges that fascinates you even if you belong to any other profession under the sun. So, lets keep this introduction precise and jump in to the aesthetic veins of our anatomy...or rather mind.?
A train ride ride is often considered to be tiring enough but how about if we offer you a ride in such trains which takes you across all the major destinations in Europe. It is a true experience of a lifetime. Train Tour in Europe is one of the utmost attractions, which help you chug through some dynamic destinations . These trains are areal charm for the visitors.
1. Francisco de Goya
: If you want to immortalize the trip from Paris to Madrid, aboard this luxury train and feel like staying in your hotel room while completing a journey of almost 14 hours. The service that Francisco de Goya provides with a welcome drink, gourmet dinner, breakfast, and an in-room bathroom with shower is sheer treat not to be missed out. Peep through the window and enjoy the pastoral scenery outside.
2. The Chocolate Train
: Shuttling in the route of Montreux to Broc in Switzerland, this enchanting train trip is a one of a kind journey with the train starting from Montreux passing through Lake Geneva and the famous cheese town of Gruy?re before reaching the final stop, Broc. In between, provisions are there for a local sight seeing in Gruy?re that covers the cheese factories and the native castle. Once in Broc, flock to the Cailler-Nestl? chocolate factory for a great time! The total time that this trip, to and fro, takes is almost 10 hours.
3. The Flam Railway
: The Flam Railway in Norway is a preferred way for the travellers to reach Myrdal, a mountain area with two most exotic falls namely- Rjoandefossen and Kjosfossen. That one hour journey from Flam to Myrdal is a 2,838 feet of hiking in a distance of 12 miles.
4. Trans-Siberian Railway
: A journey by this train route is almost equal to a cultural trip across the territory of the Russian nation. Be a part of this 19 days dream ride as you will travel through eight time zones with Moscow as the starting spot. The journey winds up in Vladivostok and once you are through, the collective memories of your journey will leave you a bit wiser.
5. InterCity-Express
: Now, this one can give serious competition to Michael Schumacher and Valentino Rossi when it comes to speed. Hitting the tracks with an unbelievable speed of 199 miles an hour, the InterCity Express commutes between Munich and Nuremberg. The most interesting thing about travelling in this fast beast is that, once inside it, you hardly feel any vibration or sound. Just enjoy the sight of the landscapes going behind at a neck break speed. Pack your bags and prepare for a journey along the iron tracks that will give you time to store up. Load up your playlist with Bob Dylan and John Denver to keep you company while you are lost in ecstasy.
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