Great Continental Railway Journeys
Overview:
Michael Portillo travels on the great train routes of Europe, as he retraces the journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 Continental Railway Guide.
Cagliari to Porto Flavia
Season 9 · Episode 1
Mandas to Laconi
Season 9 · Episode 2
Nuoro to Macomer
Season 9 · Episode 3
Ajaccio to Vizzavona
Season 9 · Episode 4
Vivario to Corte
Season 9 · Episode 5
St Pancras to Brussels
Season 9 · Episode 6
Brussels to Ghent
Season 9 · Episode 7
Knokke-Heist to Bruges
Season 9 · Episode 8
Brussels to La Louvière
Season 9 · Episode 9
Namur to Florenville
Season 9 · Episode 10
Sopron to Keleti
Season 9 · Episode 11
Budapest
Season 9 · Episode 12
Huvösvölgy to Kobanya
Season 9 · Episode 13
Szeged
Season 9 · Episode 14
Eger to Hortobágy
Season 9 · Episode 15
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