From Switzerland to the Netherlands, this spectacular cruise reveals the majestic allure of the Rhine River, in all of its fairytale glory. We uncover beautiful valley gorges, splendid half-timbered towns and all the remarkable cities along the banks of this grand old river. This tour is operated by our sister company Great Rail Journeys.
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View tour details >From Switzerland to the Netherlands, this spectacular cruise reveals the majestic allure of the Rhine River, in all of its fairytale glory. We uncover beautiful valley gorges, splendid half-timbered towns and all the remarkable cities along the banks of this grand old river. This tour is operated by our sister company Great Rail Journeys.
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Before you set sail on the magical waters of the Rhine, venture to the top of Europe on the Jungfrau Railway to Jungfraujoch, the continent's highest railway station, allowing you to enjoy lofty views across the Alpine peaks below. This tour is operated by our sister company Great Rail Journeys.
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From your base at riverside Remagen, this beautiful Rhine Valley tour introduces you to the spectacular landscapes of the Rhine Gorge. Enjoy the fantastic scenery and ancient castles as you cruise along the river.
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Take in a once-in-a-decade theatrical experience on this unique tour which takes in the wonder of the Oberammergau Passion Play as well as the magnificent natural beauty of the Rhine Valley..
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Embark on one of the world's finest rail adventures aboard the Glacier Express before descending down the valley for a cruise on the spectacular Rhine. Switzerland's incredible natural beauty is on full display throughout this panoramic rail journey. This tour is operated by our sister company Great Rail Journeys.
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View tour details >The Drachenfelsbahn cog railway leading to the top of the Drachenfels opened in 1883 and was very popular, as it drastically reduced the time and effort taken to reach the summit. The line is just less than a mile long, and climbs 220 metres above sea level on its way to the peak.
In 1960 the decision was made to replace the steam traction with diesels, and these engines are still in use today. The railway offers the fantastic sight of the Siebengebirge Hills, and one of the major attractions is the ruined castle, halfway up the 321-metre hill.
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