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Europe’s most scenic train journey takes less than three hours (opens the original)
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Born out of a wartime escape, the true gold on Norway’s Golden Train is some of Europe’s finest mountain scenery. In Norway’s Romsdal Valley, the landscape is almost mythical in scale. Europe’s tallest vertical cliff towers overhead and the cairns of more than 100 Viking burials still furrow a section of the valley floor. It’s a place connected to ancient tales of trolls, but the greatest story here is that of the Rauma Railway on which I’m travelling. Running for almost 50 kilometres from Andal
Europe’s most scenic train journey takes less than three hours (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Born out of a wartime escape, the true gold on Norway’s Golden Train is some of Europe’s finest mountain scenery. In Norway’s Romsdal Valley, the landscape is almost mythical in scale. Europe’s tallest vertical cliff towers overhead and the cairns of more than 100 Viking burials still furrow a section of the valley floor. It’s a place connected to ancient tales of trolls, but the greatest story here is that of the Rauma Railway on which I’m travelling. Running for almost 50 kilometres from Andal
Europe’s most scenic train journey takes less than three hours (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Born out of a wartime escape, the true gold on Norway’s Golden Train is some of Europe’s finest mountain scenery. In Norway’s Romsdal Valley, the landscape is almost mythical in scale. Europe’s tallest vertical cliff towers overhead and the cairns of more than 100 Viking burials still furrow a section of the valley floor. It’s a place connected to ancient tales of trolls, but the greatest story here is that of the Rauma Railway on which I’m travelling. Running for almost 50 kilometres from Andal
Europe’s most scenic train journey takes less than three hours (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Born out of a wartime escape, the true gold on Norway’s Golden Train is some of Europe’s finest mountain scenery. In Norway’s Romsdal Valley, the landscape is almost mythical in scale. Europe’s tallest vertical cliff towers overhead and the cairns of more than 100 Viking burials still furrow a section of the valley floor. It’s a place connected to ancient tales of trolls, but the greatest story here is that of the Rauma Railway on which I’m travelling. Running for almost 50 kilometres from Andal
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