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> Especially if you live in smaller city where you don't have a major train station couple bus stations away. So these small cities don't have train stations,
by freeflight 5y ago
> Especially if you live in smaller city where you don't have a major train station couple bus stations away.
So these small cities don't have train stations, yet they have airports?
- ozim 5y agoNo international trains don't stop in the smaller cities. To get from Poland to Germany or from Netherlands to UK you have to go to major city. Some towns have luck being on the way of such train and you could benefit from it but it is rather exception than rule. Which in the end makes it basically the same as getting to the airport for most of the people.
- temp8964 5y agoI wouldn't be surprised if there are more airline connections among cities than train connections.
- skinkestek 5y agoAt least in Norway there might easily be 5 hours drive to the nearest train station. In the northern parts I guess there might be 8 or more unless (and maybe even if) you drive into Sweden or Finland. I remember my wife (who I'd just met back then) being somewhat surprised when I told her there were no train stops nearby. I had two airports within an hour drive though, so we managed.