世界の鉄道地図
World Train Map：1,516の鉄道路線をひとつのインタラクティブ地図に
世界のインタラクティブ鉄道地図：120か国の注目すべき鉄道路線1,516本。高速鉄道、在来線、夜行列車、絶景路線、保存鉄道、豪華列車を、それぞれのデータとともに。
氷河急行、ベルニナ急行、シベリア鉄道から、新幹線、ユーロスター、カリフォルニア・ゼファーまで。すべての路線を画面いっぱいの世界地図に描き、距離、最速の所要時間、最高速度、運行会社、車両、開業年を添えています。無料、登録不要です。インタラクティブ地図にはJavaScriptが必要ですが、下の一覧から同じ内容を静的なページで見られます。
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国別の鉄道路線
アルジェリア · アンゴラ · アルゼンチン · オーストラリア · オーストリア · アゼルバイジャン · バングラデシュ · ベラルーシ · ベルギー · ボリビア · ボスニア・ヘルツェゴビナ · ブラジル · ブルガリア · カンボジア · カナダ · チリ · 中国 · コロンビア · クロアチア · チェコ · デンマーク · エジプト · イングランド · エストニア · フィンランド · フランス · ジョージア · ドイツ · ギリシャ · 香港 · ハンガリー · インド · インドネシア · イラン · アイルランド · マン島 · イスラエル · イタリア · 日本 · カザフスタン · ケニア · ラオス · ラトビア · リヒテンシュタイン · リトアニア · ルクセンブルク · マダガスカル · マレーシア · メキシコ · モルドバ · モンゴル · モンテネグロ · モロッコ · モザンビーク · ミャンマー · オランダ · ニュージーランド · ナイジェリア · 北マケドニア · 北アイルランド · ノルウェー · パキスタン · ペルー · ポーランド · ポルトガル · ルーマニア · ロシア · サウジアラビア · スコットランド · セルビア · スロバキア · スロベニア · 南アフリカ · 韓国 · スペイン · スリランカ · スウェーデン · スイス · 台湾 · タンザニア · タイ · チュニジア · トルコ · トルクメニスタン · ウクライナ · イギリス · アメリカ合衆国 · ウズベキスタン · ベトナム · ウェールズ · ジンバブエ
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe
The world's railway map
World Train Map: 1516 train routes on one interactive map
An interactive railway map of every passenger rail service that runs today: 1,516 train routes across 120 countries so far, each one checked, no disused or freight-only lines. High-speed, classic, night, scenic, heritage and luxury lines, with the facts behind every one.
From the Glacier Express, the Bernina Express and the Trans-Siberian to the Shinkansen, the Eurostar and the California Zephyr: every route is drawn on a fullscreen world map with its distance, fastest journey time, top speed, operator, rolling stock and the year the line opened. Free, no signup. The interactive map needs JavaScript; the index below reaches the same atlas as static pages.
Explore the atlas
- All 1516 routes the full atlas index, by category
- Every route by the numbers one sortable table: distance, time, speed, year, ridership
- Fastest train in every country ranked by real average speed, not top speed
- Europe train map 972 routes on one map
- USA train map Amtrak long-distance lines & scenic railroads
- Night trains 117 sleeper routes, with per-city pages
- The night-train revival 22 sleepers back since 2016, charted by decade
- The highest railways in the world 53 lines ranked by altitude, up to 5,072 m
- The longest train journeys 110 rides over 1,000 km, up to 9,289 km on the Trans-Siberian
- International train routes 129 cross-border trains linking 62 countries
- Train vs plane door-to-door times & CO₂e on 109 European city pairs
- Scenic train routes the lines you ride for the window seat
- Heritage & museum railways preserved steam lines and vintage excursions, by country
- Mountain railways the rack and cable lines that climb what ordinary trains cannot
- The oldest railways still running every line that opened before 1900 and still carries passengers
- Luxury train routes the trains you ride for the train itself
- Train routes by country 91 countries
- Open dataset every route as CSV, JSON & GeoJSON (facts CC BY 4.0)
- About made by Flightmussy Studio; every fix dated and credited in the changelog
- City to city 670 journey guides: times, changes, operators
Recently corrected
- Every page now opens with a strip for a partner, from edge to edge: the photograph of Bergensbanen under a dark tint, the words Your brand here, and a sentence saying what it is for. World Train Map is free and independent, and we are looking for one partner to support it, with full exclusivity: their brand alone, on every page and on the map. A line under it says the advertising is never invasive and that each partnership is tailored with care to both the readers’ experience and the partner’s wishes. On the photograph, Learn more leads to Flightmussy Studio, and beside it, at the same size, the Buy me a coffee sign and its cat are there for anyone who would like to support the creator; a press anywhere else on the strip opens the studio too. The strip stands outside each page’s own content, so search engines read the pages as before, and the photograph names its author. It is not on the privacy notice. Movie Scene Map’s pages carry the same strip. 2026-10-12
- The cat with the Buy me a coffee sign no longer flies across the foot of the map. It stands on the strip at the top of every page instead, and the foot of every page still links the same Buy Me a Coffee page. The entries of 2 and 6 October describe the banner that is now gone, and the privacy notice says where the sign is now. 2026-10-12
- The welcome card on the map is smaller and comes on every visit to the map, once, a minute in, for ten seconds, with a blue line along its foot that runs down with them. On a computer it stands in the map’s top right corner, level with the panel, and moves left of a route’s card when one is pinned; on a phone it lies across the foot of the screen, and while a route, the panel or the search is open there it steps aside, coming back for the rest of its seconds when that is closed. Nothing done with the map takes it away before its time: the X and the Escape key close it at once, and a press on the card keeps it until it is closed. Its photograph no longer moves as it arrives. Until today it came only when you arrived from another site or switched language, ninety seconds in, and gave way as soon as you used the map; the entries of 3 and 10 October describe that card. Movie Scene Map’s card changed the same way. 2026-10-12
Errors get fixed, usually within a day: the changelog.
The 24 most famous train routes
Train routes by country
Algeria · Angola · Argentina · Australia · Austria · Azerbaijan · Bangladesh · Belarus · Belgium · Bolivia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Brazil · Bulgaria · Cambodia · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Croatia · Czechia · Denmark · Egypt · England · Estonia · Finland · France · Georgia · Germany · Greece · Hong Kong · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iran · Ireland · Isle of Man · Israel · Italy · Japan · Kazakhstan · Kenya · Laos · Latvia · Liechtenstein · Lithuania · Luxembourg · Madagascar · Malaysia · Mexico · Moldova · Mongolia · Montenegro · Morocco · Mozambique · Myanmar · Netherlands · New Zealand · Nigeria · North Macedonia · Northern Ireland · Norway · Pakistan · Peru · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Scotland · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sri Lanka · Sweden · Switzerland · Taiwan · Tanzania · Thailand · Tunisia · Türkiye · Turkmenistan · Ukraine · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Vietnam · Wales · Zimbabwe