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Chur

Switzerland

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Italy

Venice

Italy

• St. Mark's Basilica

  Stunning Byzantine cathedral with golden mosaics and a museum terrace

• Doge's Palace

  Gothic masterpiece of Venetian governance with Bridge of Sighs

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More about Venice

Venice, the floating city, is one of the world's most extraordinary destinations. Venezia Santa Lucia station sits directly on the Grand Canal—step off the train and you're immediately in this car-free labyrinth of canals, bridges, and palaces. High-speed Frecciarossa trains connect to Milan (2.5 hours), Florence (2 hours), Rome (3.5 hours), and Bologna.

Vienna

Austria

• Schönbrunn Palace

  Habsburg imperial summer residence with stunning gardens

• St. Stephen's Cathedral

  Gothic masterpiece in the heart of Vienna

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More about Vienna

Vienna, the imperial capital of Austria, welcomes rail travelers at Wien Hauptbahnhof, a modern architectural landmark that opened in 2014 and serves as the city's central hub for international and domestic trains. From here, you're just a short metro or tram ride from the historic Innere Stadt, where the magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg Palace anchor a UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town.

Prague

Czech Republic

• Prague Castle

  Vast hilltop complex with St. Vitus Cathedral and panoramic views over the city

• Charles Bridge

  Iconic 14th-century stone bridge adorned with baroque statues, connecting Old Town and Lesser Town

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More about Prague

Prague, the 'City of a Hundred Spires,' is one of Europe's most enchanting capitals, renowned for stunning Gothic, Baroque, and Art Nouveau architecture. Praha hlavní nádraží, the city's magnificent Art Nouveau main station, serves as a Central European rail hub with direct connections to Vienna (4 hours), Berlin (4.5 hours), Munich (6 hours), Budapest, Warsaw, and Dresden, making it an ideal base for exploring the region by train.

Berlin

Germany

• Brandenburg Gate

  Iconic neoclassical monument and symbol of German reunification

• Museum Island

  UNESCO World Heritage site with five world-class museums including the Pergamon Museum

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More about Berlin

Berlin, Germany's capital, is a city shaped by history and reinvention. Berlin Hauptbahnhof, Europe's largest crossing station, opened in 2006 and serves as a major hub for ICE high-speed trains connecting to Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne, and beyond, as well as international services to Prague, Warsaw, Amsterdam, and Vienna. The station's dramatic glass-and-steel architecture sets the tone for a city that constantly reimagines itself.