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Rails, Ales & Old Towns: The Europe Travel Podcast

Rails, Ales & Old Towns: The Europe Travel Podcast

De: Scott Hartbeck
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Go to Europe anytime you want, as writer and lover of European travel Scott Hartbeck takes you on a grand tour of the continent, celebrating all the great things to eat, drink and do while you’re there.

Expect plenty of stories, advice and trip inspiration as he explores destinations—from the iconic to the underrated—alongside guests from across the spectrum of European travel. From tour guides, authors and beer & wine connoisseurs to rail travel aficionados and the occasional globetrotting friend, you never know who will come along for the ride.

Scott has been going to Europe for 20 years and has a passion for all the fun little things that make the European travel experience so special. Think happy hours in the train dining car instead of hours spent waiting in line at overcrowded attractions.

Whether you’re planning a future trip or want to relive the magic of a past European adventure, this podcast will take you there.

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Episodios
  • 35. A Walk Through Copenhagen, Scandinavia's Craft Beer Capital

    35. A Walk Through Copenhagen, Scandinavia's Craft Beer Capital
    Feb 28 2026

    Christoffer Hansen, founder of BeerWalks, joins Scott to explain how Copenhagen became one of the best cities for craft beer in Europe. From the brewery that sparked the revolution to today’s best craft beer bars and character-filled dives, Christoffer shares where to sip and what you can expect on one of his craft beer walks through the city. He also offers tips on where to go to see a unique side of Copenhagen beyond the postcards and recommends a dreamy Danish island you need to visit.

    Show notes and links to places discussed: https://www.railsalesoldtowns.com/ep35

    Support the show: https://ko-fi.com/railsalesoldtowns

    Follow @railsalesoldtowns on Instagram & Facebook for more European travel inspiration.

    Theme music by Stu Wilson.
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    42 m
  • 34. Nine Nights, Nine Countries, One Crazy Rail Trip

    34. Nine Nights, Nine Countries, One Crazy Rail Trip
    Feb 11 2026

    Travel writer Jules Brown joins Scott to talk about the rail adventure that inspired his book Not Cool: Europe by Train in a Heatwave. Jules relives the highlights (and hilarious lowlights) of the adventure that saw him visit Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Liechtenstein, Zurich and Milan in quick succession ... during a sweltering heatwave. Jules also shares how he got into travel writing and gives the lowdown about his other European rail-focused book.

    Show notes and links to places discussed: https://www.railsalesoldtowns.com/ep34

    Support the show by buying me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/railsalesoldtowns

    Follow @railsalesoldtowns on Instagram & Facebook for more European travel inspiration.

    Theme music by Stu Wilson.
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    48 m
  • 33. Discover Why Saxony Is Germany’s Christmas Capital

    33. Discover Why Saxony Is Germany’s Christmas Capital
    Nov 30 2025

    Scott is joined by Wolfgang Gärtner of Saxony Tourism for a special holiday episode about what makes Saxony the true heart of German Christmas. Wolfgang takes us on a merry tour of Dresden and the Ore Mountains, famed for their Christmas markets, festive food, wooden toys, candle arches, nutcrackers, miners' parades and many more seasonal delights. Along the way, you’ll discover a hidden gem town in Gorlitz and find out why the region of Saxony captures the magic of the holiday season like nowhere else in Germany.

    Show notes and links to places discussed: https://www.railsalesoldtowns.com/ep33

    Support the show by buying me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/railsalesoldtowns

    Follow @railsalesoldtowns on Instagram & Facebook for more European travel inspiration.

    Theme music by Stu Wilson.
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    47 m
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