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There are many spectacular views to enjoy in East Anglia and there's no better way to see them than by train where you can watch the scenery go by and escape the hassle of traffic congestion and car park queues.

Discover how easy it is to have a greener day out & visit some of these popular attractions by train. Read more...

Discover 7 favourite green & scenic rail journeys across Britain from founder of Green Traveller, Richard Hammond in our latest guest blog.

Discover 7 reasons why you should consider going car-free and take the train on your next day trip or short break.

Spend quality time with the grandkids and take them on a day out by train.

Located less than 20 minutes away from London Euston, the Abbey Line is ideal for a day out away from the capital.

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Any train company can organise assistance for your entire journey, even if you are travelling on multiple services.

Take a journey through Worcestershire countryside, only 30 minutes outside of Birmingham city centre.

Often overlooked due to the area’s busy international airport, this route has a lot more to offer than just a gateway to overseas.

Take the train to the coast and experience Newquay, one of Britain’s top seaside destinations.

Find suggestions for a exciting autumn days out with the family by train.

Take a trip along the stunning Exe Estuary on the Avocet Line.

Discover some of the most inspiring and iconic buildings in the city of history before heading south to explore quaint traditional villages with 12th century churches and onwards to uncover a 400 year old archbishops palace.

Journey along 23 miles of picturesque North Lincolnshire countryside.

Join our friends at Good Journey as they share with us the beautiful orchards you can visit without a car.

Starting from beautiful Bedford, this line passes through Luton before reaching historic St Albans.

Explore the history of the Bentham Line, nestled in scenic Yorkshire & Lancashire countryside.

Taking just 27 minutes you’ll enjoy a relaxing journey admiring the rich heritage and beautiful landscape along the way.

Running from Norwich, the Bittern Line connects the city with the coast as it passes through the Broads National Park and the scenic beauty of North Norfolk.

Relax and enjoy the scenic route between Tisbury and Crewkerne as the train travels across the three counties of Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire.

Explore this picturesque line that links Wales and the Wirral with 27 miles of railway.

See a snapshot of Scottish history as you travel along the Borders Railway.