Norway is determined to protect its coastline and has set timelines for all ships to adapt their fleets. Here’s how it may affect your plans to visit Norway.

The 1913 work is the most famous Scottish poem about trains … and linoleum.

When looking to get around Greece, there are many options available, from planes, buses, trains, taxis, car rentals, ferries or boats of all sizes or even bicycles.

The Netherlands is the most bicycle friendly country on earth. Exploring it on a bicycle is a great way to see the country up close.

Amsterdam's canals offer a direct route through the heart of the city with a unique view that you won’t get on foot or bike.

A vaporetto is a water taxi or water bus in Venice, operated by the public transport authority for Venice.

Londoners use buses so extensively that more than half of all bus journeys across England are made in London.

Wait times can be long, so follow these tips to go to the head of the line.

The London Underground - “the tube” for Londoners - is one of the best and most comprehensive transport networks in the world with around 24 million journeys made each day.

The country's extensive railway system reaches deep into the corners of the country, making it quick and easy to travel to even some of the most remote locations.

In Rome, scooters are a part of the culture, as familiar as pizza and gelato.

Trams are the ideal means to explore some of the most interesting spots of Lisbon's historical and architectural heritage, or simply to tour the city.