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Enjoy Marvellous Days Out on the Mid Cheshire Line which connects Chester to Manchester via Northwich, Knutsford, Altrincham, and Stockport.
Explore the heart of England, known for its legends of Robin Hood, ancient forests, craggy peaks and sweeping hills.
Escape the city and take a relaxing journey through historic towns and villages, passing picturesque meadows and grassland, less than an hour from London.
Explore history, culture and leisure with the gateway to major cities in the North West: from Chester to Liverpool, Manchester and beyond.
Journey through beautiful countryside that forms the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Experience rich heritage, vast countryside and award winning museums along the North Staffordshire Line.
The beautiful Penistone Line stretches from the historic West Yorkshire town of Huddersfield to the vibrant cultural city of Sheffield.
Browse one of Britain's oldest street markets, see the world's first international airport terminal and learn the fascinating story of revolutionary World War II surgery techniques developed as you explore Croydon and East Grinstead.
You've got your inspiration and have an idea of where you'd like to go but what's next? Below you'll find some helpful advice and further links to give you everything you need to start planning your next scenic rail adventure.
Starting in the vibrant city of Nottingham, the Poacher Line stretches 78 miles across the Lincolnshire countryside.
Travelling by train for leisure doesn’t have to be expensive, by using some of these helpful tips you can have purse-friendly days out.
Travelling by train doesn't have to be expensive. Railcards and passes can help to save money on tickets. Find out more below.
In 2025 we’re joining the nation to celebrate Railway 200, honouring rail’s remarkable past, its role today, and its importance to a sustainable future.
With the help of the Ramblers, Britain's walking charity, we've highlighted some of the most picturesque walking routes that are easy to access from the train and suitable for solo adventures, catching up with friends or experiencing with the whole family.
Enjoy chocolate box villages with thatched cottages, listed churches and traditional pubs as you explore the picturesque Rhee Valley line.
One of England's best-loved stretches of railway - the Riviera Line hugs the coast, providing spectacualr views from the train.
Step in the footsteps of Romans in St Albans, hear the inspirational story of the World War II Codebreakers at Bletchley and discover the charming history of Bedford's riverside.