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Eurostar is upgrading its new fleet of trains to keep passengers comfortable in temperatures up to 55°C, preparing for a hotter future across Europe. The double-decker Celestia trains arriving in 2031 will carry 20% more passengers between five countries for decades to come.
Competition is coming to the Channel Tunnel, and travelers will be the big winners. High-speed trains between London and European cities could depart every 15 minutes by 2030 as new operators challenge Eurostar's three-decade monopoly.
A new high-speed train service will connect London and Cologne in just four hours by 2030, slashing two hours off current journey times. Gemini Trains is shaking up European rail travel with cheaper fares and fresh routes that could make cross-channel train trips easier than ever.
One of Britain's busiest railway stations just slashed its direct carbon emissions by a third, proving that major transport hubs can dramatically reduce their environmental impact. St. Pancras International is accelerating the shift to lower-carbon travel while serving millions of passengers.
A budget rail service is bringing €19 tickets between Amsterdam and Paris, making international travel more affordable than ever. The Dutch company already runs wildly popular €10 trips to Berlin.
A new platform lets travelers watch trains move across Europe in real time, tracking delays and cancellations just like Flightradar24 does for planes. TrainTracker24 launched in August to help answer the timeless question: "Where's my train?"
London's Tate Modern will honor Argentine kinetic art pioneer Julio Le Parc with a major retrospective just weeks after his death at 97. The exhibition showcases 75 works from the artist who revolutionized how we experience art through light, movement, and participation.
After years of negotiations, one of Europe's most contentious border fences came down this week. Thousands who cross daily between Gibraltar and Spain can now move freely without barriers.
A new high-speed train connecting Belgium, France, and Switzerland launches next summer, offering travelers a greener alternative to flying. The weekend service promises city-center to city-center travel in just 5.5 hours.