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The Tribe- Taking place in a Ukranian deaf high school, The Tribe proceeds with no dialogue and no sign language subtitles, forcing the viewer to fully engage with the action in a wholly unique way. There is also no score, however this is not a silent film; you hear the world around the characters, violent and unsettling as it often is. Bleak, austere and often hard to watch, first time...

In Paris, your first stop or task is finding your hotel. The Paris Metro (subway) and RER (express interurban train) have stations throughout central Paris and there’s often a stop close to your hotel. The public transit authority for Paris, RATP, has a great route planner tool on their website. Central Paris is compact, allowing you to quickly travel from one attraction to the next by Metro,...

French Lick Resort stands out among Midwest hotels for its AAA Four-Diamond accommodations and for the charm of its staff. Nestled in the Indiana countryside, the winner of the 2015 USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Award for Best Historic Hotel is both a breath of fresh air and an exciting family adventure. An easy drive from Indianapolis and Louisville, this upscale destination features...

Choose Your 2016 West Virginia Mountain Rail Adventure! Summer in West Virginia brings a kaleidoscope of color to the mountains. The “Mountain State”, known for its blazing autumn canvas, displays as much color and beauty all summer long. Crystal clear, bubbling streams cascade down the mountains, dropping over waterfalls of varying depths, to pools alive with native trout. Mountainsides...

Our scenic rail excursions take you from our historic depot in Bryson City, through the beautiful countryside of Western North Carolina. Our variety of train options and special event trains makes us perfect for making memories! We are one of the top Fun Things to do in North Carolina for families. Dine in our First Class Cars with a private attendant and breathtaking views or take it all in...

Discover the allure of travel by rail as it was during its Golden Age—luxurious, exciting journeys through unspoiled Indiana countryside. Artfully restored, the Spirit of Jasper Passenger Train surrounds you in luxurious comfort as you relive the romance of the rails. Prepare to be pampered, amazed, and entertained during your summer or fall adventure. Choose from a dinner and drinks cruise,...

Train tickets, rail pass: with Rail Europe enjoy a rail travel across Europe. Travel by train in Europe with Rail Europe, your travel planner. Welcome to Europe! Travelling by train is the best way to see the wonders of Europe, and with Rail Europe you can see 28 countries and 15,000 cities and towns in Europe with the widest selection of point to point tickets and rail passes. You can escape...

Discover a unique piece of history at the French Lick Scenic Railroad in French Lick, IN. The French Lick Scenic Railway Museum is the ultimate train enthusiast destination! Located in picturesque southern Indiana, the museum boasts some of the most treasured railway cars and museum quality industry heirlooms, in the United States. Spend a day with us and ride on one of our historic trains...

Eurostar (Official Web site): Train ticket, short break, city break, weekends.Travel to Paris, Brussels, Lille, Disneyland Paris. Vous ne voyez pas votre drapeau? Vous pouvez sélectionner votre pays depuis le menu déroulant en bas de page. If you can not see your flag please select your country from the drop down below. Eurostar : Tickets, Bookings, Timetables, fares and offers.

From Karen:-I just want to thank you for the warning...unfortunately, I did not heed it, and my husband and I, traveling from Nice to Savona, Italy, were kicked off the train at the last stop in France, Menton, along with 3 others, with no prior warning of any troubles ahead. There WAS a strike in Italy, and we had to catch a cruise that evening, so ended up splurging on a taxi to Savona. But...

In early 1949 there were at least thousands of World War 1 veterans and millions of WW2 veterans still living who had memories of spending as much as a week being transported to, or from, the battlefronts of the wars in that exact same type of boxcar. There were no seats, no windows, no toilets, and no sleeping or dining accommodations. Each man and his 39 traveling companions had barely enough...