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we could also say that over time the trains have become faster and faster

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Second industrial revolution (1870-1914): train was much faster and reached a price accessible to all. Before the industrial revolution, the carriages were made of wood and cold, while, subsequently, they were electrically lit and heated by a boiler

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1. Ecological impact: the train is the least polluting means of transport
2. Safety: together the plane, it is the safest means of transport (the statistics reveal that in Great Britain, between 2017 and 2018, the number of deaths on rail was 49, while on the road were 1800 people dead
3. Take advantages of your free time: in the train you don't have to concentrate on driving so you can read a book, listen to music, carry on a job, study, see a movie and so on.
4. Comfort: in the carriages there are ample spaces, the seats are comfortable and there are power sockets
5. Save money: train are cheaper than airplanes, especially if you have to travel short distances and also gasoline. In addition, if you buy your tickets in advance, there are many convenient offers.

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Interrail is a rail ticket, available to European residents, that allows unlimited travel on second-class trains to or within participating European countries for a certain period of time.

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The Orient Express is a long-distance/long-distance passenger train operated by the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits that connected Paris Gare de l'Est to Constantinople.
The epic journey of the first Orient Express departed from Paris (Gare de l'Est) proceeded eastwards, touching Strasbourg, Munich, Vienna, and continuing southeast to Budapest, Bucharest and finally Istanbul, with the terminus at Sirkeci station, on the European side, right on the Golden Horn