Britain Trains

The British rail map boasts an impressive number of routes and 5 high-speed rail lines, connecting most of the major British cities. The work on developing England's train system and increasing the number of high-speed lines is underway.

The UK rail map covers all major English cities, such as London, Leeds, York, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, and Manchester as well as other significant British cities, including Cardiff, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. What is more, the England rail map boasts a number of international routes available, including trains to France, Netherlands, and Belgium.

The title of "The Busiest Rail Station in England" for many years goes to London Waterloo, welcoming more than 94 million travelers every year (not counting interchanges).

The first intercity railway station that used steam locomotives was Liverpool's Crown Street, opened to the public on September 15, 1830, and demolished 6 years later. The oldest train station still in use is the Broad Green in Liverpool, opened on September 17, 1830.

A preplanned trip is always less stressful (and expensive) than a spontaneous journey. The Rail Ninja service allows booking British rail tickets for up to 2 years prior to your trip, making planning your holiday in advance very easy.

Yes, train travel in the UK is not the cheapest way to make a journey through the beautiful country, but top-notch service is never cheap. The price of rail tickets in England not only covers comfortable seats but also offers clean and spacious cabins with plenty of luggage space and great onboard amenities. Taking a high-speed train also allows you to save time. Opting for a train ride is a sure way to avoid being stuck in traffic or having to lose time at the airport, waiting for the departure. Taking it all into account, the train tickets in the UK provide excellent value for the money.