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These tours of Europe, Japan, and beyond include high-speed train rides that will whisk you from city to city.
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Your tour includes hotels, breakfast daily and other select meals, comfortable transportation, an expert Tour Director, guided sightseeing, and more.
Your local Tour Director will meet you and your group on the first day, and be your go-to for the best sites, flavors, and stories of the region.
See scenery you wouldn’t otherwise see Scenic train trips are unlike anything else. They take you through places roads just can't reach. When you travel by train, you’ll see the world from a new angle, as you venture to each new destination.
It’s more comfortable Travel by train is more spacious, temperature-controlled, and, well, comfortable. Just sit back, enjoy the scenery, and arrive right in the heart of each city.
It’s more eco-friendly Did you know train travel is the most environmentally friendly way to travel, apart from by bike or by foot? Rail trips emit 75% less greenhouse gas than cars. And in some countries, less than 3% of all transport gas emissions come from trains.