Meet the rail-mad millionaire with Britain’s only privately owned train
The Chairman’s Set is comprised of repurposed former Caledonian Sleeper coaches in classic 1950s British Rail ‘blood and custard’ livery
How the super-rich do luxury rail holidays
From padded en-suites to private rail lines, this is how the elite do train travel
Forget the Met – New York's obscure museums are probably the quirkiest in the world
Where else can you visit museums dedicated to fire, maths and cornflakes?
An Ode to Trains
Not that long ago, every set of wheels would offer some kind of break. Not anymore.
Seeing the World Without a Smart Phone: How Technology Has Changed Solo Travel
Solo travel is easier than ever. But have gadgets stolen the charm of discovery?
Eight natural wonders you didn't know existed in Florida
The Sunshine State isn't just theme parks – it's time to get off the tourist trail and explore natural springs and caves in the unsung north
How a Japanese video arcade saved my holiday
Suffering from a serious case of travel fatigue, Elissa Hunter and her husband stumbled into a Japanese arcade – and never looked back
