Enthusiast's Guide to Travelling the Railways of Europe

Introduction

For each country in the Guide, there are three sections:

• General Information about the country and its railway systems
• information on lines with obscure or sparse passenger services
• information on Border Crossings, including electrification details

After viewing each section, use your browser's "Back" button to return to the previously viewed page.

It is suggested that you read the General Information ( UPDATED ) first to gain an understanding of what the Guide offers.

You must read this Copyright and Disclaimer Notice:

Each of the documents referred to below forms part of the Guide, the copyright of which, both individually and collectively, is reserved by the compilers. Copies of the documents must be for personal use only and shall not be used for commercial purposes. The information supplied in the documents is for general reference only and should not be relied upon without further specific enquiry. You may alter the formatting and content of the documents only to suit your own computer or printer.

Detailed Country Information

Select the item required for the country you are interested in. If the country name is not highlighted, that information is not available. UPDATED means a document has been updated in the past few weeks.

Please also view What's New in the Guide, our list of downloadable timetables ( UPDATED ), and our list of other useful related links .

General Information on Border Crossings is available.

Interested further afield? Enthusiast's Guide to Travelling the Railways of The Rest of the World ( UPDATED ).

Interested in tram routes? Try Tram services over obscure routes .

Contributions

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