Slow Trains to Venice. A 4,000-Mile Adventure Across Europe

Par : Tom Chesshyre
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  • Nombre de pages320
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-78783-875-8
  • EAN9781787838758
  • Date de parution12/08/2020
  • Protection num.Adobe DRM
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurSummersdale

Résumé

Do you love trains? Do you love adventure? If so, join Tom Chesshyre on his meandering rail journey across Europe from London to Venice. Escaping the rat race for a few happy weeks, Chesshyre indulges in the freedom of the tracks. From France (dogged by rail worker strikes), through Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Poland, he travels as far east as Odessa by the Black Sea in Ukraine. With no set plans, simply a desire to let the trains lead the way, he heads back via Hungary, the Balkans and Austria.
Along the way he enjoys many an encounter, befriending fellow travellers as well as a conductor or two. This is a love letter to Europe, written from the trackside.
Tom Chesshyre is the author of thirteen travel books. He has travelled more than 40, 000 miles around the world for his train books, which have included Slow Trains Around Spain: A 3, 000-Mile Adventure on 52 Rides and Ticket to Ride: Around the World on 49 Unusual Train Journeys. His book writing has also taken him across North Africa after the Arab Spring, round the "dark side" of the Maldives on cargo ships, along the length of the River Thames, around the Lake District on a long hike, and on a journey through "unsung Britain" (for To Hull and Back).
He worked on the travel desk of The Times for 21 years and is now freelance, contributing to the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday and The New European magazines. He lives in London.