The UK's longest train ride which sets off from a Scottish train station will reportedly be axed this summer. According to ...

The Caledonian Sleeper Train doesn't just go to Edinburgh and Glasgow but also passes through Aberdeen, Inverness, and Fort William, giving you easy access to the famous Scottish Highlands.

For the seat on the Caledonian Sleeper one way, I paid £55, which is pretty decent. I probably saved around £100 in comparison to taking the train to Edinburgh, staying the night, and then ...

For the seat on the Caledonian Sleeper one way, I paid £55, which is pretty decent. I probably saved around £100 in comparison to taking the train to Edinburgh, staying the night, and then ...

Train passengers on a sleeper service from London to Scotland were forced to use a replacement bus service after the train encountered a "technical issue". The Glasgow and Edinburgh-bound ...

Even the names of sleeper trains are enough to conjure up excitement ... through Scotland on the overnight service, arriving in Edinburgh around 4am, with six carriages heading onto Inverness ...

The European Sleeper service will run from Brussels ... You’ll definitely want a window seat for this one, as the train zooms past the likes of Edinburgh Castle, Bamburgh Castle, the Fife ...

The rail service has become famous for its mammoth 14-hour crawl across the length of Scotland and England, but CrossCountry ...

Take the train journey from Hanoi to Sapa in ... This month I’m taking the Caledonian Sleeper from London to Edinburgh. I’ll speed through the beautiful Scottish Highlands, dozing on a ...