8. Norway Bergen Rail Line
This northern Europe’s highest railway line overlooking the Norway’s most original glacial fjords. 7-hour journey will cross the mountains between Oslo and Bergen, and Europe’s largest protected wilderness – barren Hardanger mountain plateau, and finally reach the colorful Hanseatic League cities – Bergen.
6. Portugal Douro Railway Line
Diesel powered steam train in 19th century climbing along the Douro River Gorge. On this 1.5 hours trip you can see the famous Douro River Grape Park and the charming village, the houses and olive trees covered by grape vines will appear in front of your eyes one by one. Train will stop at Pinhao station decorated with blue-white glazed tiles, reflecting the Douro River and the grape harvest scene.
1. Canada’s “Rocky Mountain Train No. climber.”
The original “Rocky Mountain Train No. climber” Vancouver to Calgary route was followed the Canadian Pacific Railway’s route of 1885, traveling from western Canada to the Canadian Rockies. You will see the wilderness, the black lava cliffs, Grand Canyon, glacial lakes, steady stream of river, bighorn sheep, and even black bears or grizzly bears. In the two-day trip, the visitors will be arranged in the Kamloops of British Columbia through the night. This train’s best view is at the first class compartments in the upper part of the train. Round-trip train fare from 1441 U.S. dollars, including one night accommodation in Kamloops costs.
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