The trip has always been one of the tools of knowledge that has fascinated generations of young people, intellectuals, and writers. Reports of travel (think to Milione Marco Polo) are important witnesses, although subjective, which open to the world an insight into the past and present.
The train is, by his invention, a means of transport more convenient, environmentally friendly, and affordable for all to explore European regions and/or countries. For this reason, in this section, we propose links to the local railway lines in Europe.
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- B L S (CH): Official website of the Company, famous for the railway which goes from Brig to Thun and Bern
- DB - Ferrovie Tedesche in Italia (I): Official website of the German Railways in Italy
- Eurotunnel: Official website of the Company which manages the famous railway tunnel under the English Channel
- Ferrovia della Val Venosta (I): Official website of the Val Venosta Railway (Italy), from Bolzano to Venosta Mals.
- Rhaetian Railway (CH): The site of the railway network of the Canton Graubünden with all its fine lines of the mountains
- Ferrovia Trento-Malé-Marilleva (I): the website of the railway network of Trentino Trasportati (Italy) serving the Val di Non and Val di Sole
- Railways of Corsica (F): a website dedicated to the beautiful lines of this Mediterranean Island
- Railways of Provence (F): Official site of the Railways of Provence, between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea
- Ferrovie dell’Appenzell (CH): Site of the narrow-gauge railway network in the canton of Appensell, Switzerland
- Rhaetian Railway - Red Train (CH): official website of the Railways in Canton Graubünden, the mythical mountain trains, including the famous Red Train of Bernina
- Ferrovie Nord Milano (I): official website of the railway network between Milan and its hinterland
- Patrimonio Storico delle SBB (CH): Official website of the Heritage Foundation SBB in Switzerland
- Local network in Austria (A): Site with easy access to local transport networks in Austria, by Users of Public Transport in Austria
- Ferrovia Genova Casella is important for people living Bisagno, Polcevera, and Scrivia valleys (in Italian)
