Vintage Trains runs express steam trains on Britain’s mainline railway.
Experience the nostalgic sight and sound of an express steam engine speeding through glorious countryside, whether sampling our fine dining or simply relaxing in our beautifully restored carriages, all offering the sumptuous comfort, charm and character of days gone by – welcome to Vintage Trains.
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Experience Vintage Trains in 2022
Return to Steam Celebration
An historic trip for the enthusiast and historian not to be missed. Clun Castle will retrace the route of her 1972 trip, exactly fifty years ago, when she hauled the first public steam excursion...
The White Rose
Duchess of Sutherland will depart from Tyseley Locomotive Works, running up the Midland Main Line through Burton, Derby and Chesterfield and joining the East Coast Main Line to York. Class 47...
Geordie Duchess 2 Day
On Friday Duchess of Sutherland will depart from Tyseley Locomotive Works, running up the Midland Main Line through Burton, Derby and Chesterfield and joining the East Coast Main Line to York. We...
The Geordie Duchess
We will run diesel hauled to York where Duchess of Sutherland will join us for a run up the East Coast Main Line to the City of Newcastle. After time to explore the City, Duchess of Sutherland...
Weston Air Show Explorer
Our train departs from Birmingham Show Hill and calls at Stourbridge Junction, Droitwich Spa and Worcester to pick up passengers. We continue though Cheltenham Spa to Bristol and Weston Super...
Cumbrian Mountaineer
A diesel hauled trip with D400 Fearless over the famous and highly scenic Settle & Carlisle line alongside the Cumbrian fells with time to visit Carlisle city. Our train will run at up to 75 mph...
The Tyseley Story
This new book by Vintage Trains Chairman, Michael Whitehouse, is probably the most complete story of the main line express steam train journey in preservation so far.
Vintage trains receive £5 from everyone of theses books purchased from this website or on Vintage Trains excursions.