Plans are being developed to launch a high-speed train that would stop in at least one city in every country in Europe, reaching speeds of up to 248 miles per hour ...

On the shores of the Baltic Sea, in the south of Denmark, a massive engineering marvel is taking shape — piece by giant ...

The EU’s high-speed railway network has nearly doubled in a decade, but international journeys remain a challenge. View on ...

By the end of 2025, the country is expected to have 50,000km of high-speed rail. Design and storytelling are the key weapons in 21st Europe’s arsenal, a grand ambition for a soft power revolution that ...

Before traveling by train in Europe, every information screen I'd seen ... and information screens to preview upcoming stops and a map of the route. When traveling by train, I think it's important ...

It showed a map with lines connecting Glasgow to Marseille, Cardiff to Calais, and train lines stretching to dozens of European destinations including Naples, Lisbon and Copenhagen.

Onion-domed churches and frozen fishing lakes scroll past as the train sprints north. The recently launched route from Prague to Gdynia on Poland's Baltic coast operates four times daily, and takes ...

will drastically redraw the road and rail maps of Europe. The Fehmarnbelt tunnel may not have grabbed the popular imagination in the same way as the Channel Tunnel between Britain and France did ...