Most cities in Europe are easily accessible by train, which means you can relax and travel to Europe in a romantic way. This is the best way to travel to European cities. Let's take a look at six good travel destinations that can be reached directly by train:
Cologne
Cologne is one of the main sites on the high-speed train line connecting France, Germany and the Netherlands. It is a lively destination, and its huge cathedral architecture is worth a visit. Cologne's nightlife is particularly good, especially the Christmas market is very popular.
Paris
When completed in 1994, the tunnel connecting Paris to London suddenly opened up a whole new world of train travel, boarding from St Pancras Station in London and getting off anywhere in Europe. Paris is still the most popular destination, with its stunning architecture, cafes, restaurants and lifestyles that make the city attractive to visitors in many ways.
Brussels
Brussels is easy to ignore, but its boutiques, luxury chocolate shops and markets, and large residential areas in the heart of Europe are great views.
Marseille
Explore this ancient port with its stunning coastline, beautiful views of the Provence region, or the Camarque National Park is one of the best. When you relax in the sun, drink a large bowl of crisp white wine and enjoy the day.
Amsterdam
Amsterdam is still one of the best cities to take a train tour. The city is no longer an ambitious party lover. You can stroll for a few days, visit galleries and museums, avoid speeding and strange cyclists, and have a leisurely life. The rhythm is the melody of this city.
Bruges
If you change trains in Bruges, with its romantic canals, bridges and narrow brick buildings, you will soon find yourself strolling in the picturesque streets of Bruges, on the streets of Bruges, you will I feel that you have retreated to the old world of Europe.
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