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The World's Great Railway Journeys

Tom Savio
$29.99 USD

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Product Type: Hardback

Description

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The World's Great Railway Journeys takes readers on an unforgettable ride through 26 of the most iconic, scenic, and thrilling rail routes across the globe. From legendary transcontinental adventures like the Trans-Siberian Railway, Australia’s Indian Pacific, and The Canadian, to breathtaking mountain climbs and coastal views aboard the Glacier Express in Switzerland or the Settle & Carlisle in the UK, this beautifully illustrated guide celebrates the romance, grandeur, and variety of world-class train travel. The book features a diverse mix of steam-powered heritage lines, including France’s Vivarais Line and the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad in the U.S., as well as luxury cruise trains such as India’s Royal Orient Express, Africa’s Blue Train, and Spain’s Al-Andalus. It also explores more daring routes through remote or dramatic terrain, from Puno to Cuzco in Peru, across the Khyber Pass, or from Beijing to Hanoi. Of course, no collection would be complete without the most iconic of all: the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express. Whether you're a train enthusiast, a globe-trotting adventurer, or a dreamer drawn to the golden age of travel, The World’s Great Railway Journeys is a compelling celebration of trains, landscapes, and the joy of the journey itself.

Details

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Pages 160
Publish Date 2026-02-24
Size 10.25" x 11.75" x 0.0"
Author Tom Savio
Product Form Hardback

About the Author

Tom Savio is a freelance photojournalist and broadcaster specializing in worldwide luxury rail travel. His work has appeared in TIME as well as in many American newspapers and specialist railway magazines. He has travelled over the entire US rail network, as well as most of the Canadian, Australian and European systems. He advises at the California State Railroad Museum, is a historical consultant for model railway manufacturers, and can drive a steam locomotive.

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