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I love going to the top of Tour Montparnasse. There is something soothing about watching the approach into Gare Montparnasse. From the top of Tour Montparnasse you can see down the track for miles and see several trains entering and exiting the station and the city.

Charing X, Queen street low level and high street are awful stations Especially in the bright yellow days of queen street and Charing X

Queen Street - The interior of the upper level is incredible. I am looking forward to the ugly gray facade being pulled down so that you can see the roof from George Square. Wemyss bay- It is one of the most beautiful stations in the world not just scotland. The architecture is incredible...

I went on a trip to Busan last weekend by KTX. Ended up watching this on the train http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fkE93gRx7c interesting documentary about the differences between tgv and ktx units plus how the KTX network was build.

I found this page stating comparing the prices of public transports in major cities. We are truly being ripped off in UK http://www.priceoftravel.com/595/public-transportation-prices-in-80-worldwide-cities/

Yeah, apparently only some stations are open. A lot of it fell into disrepair. It is mainly there as a bomb shelter. Same way some of the Seoul lines are quite deep

@HST power.. They have two class system like the UK however the only benefits are free access to wifi and bigger seats with extra leg room, free drinking water and newspapers. The price different is only around 10-15gbp. Interestingly some trains have a karaoke room.. Book that out for an hour...

Hi guys, new to the forum. So be gentle... Born in Airdrie near Glasgow, currently living in Korea and have always had a big interest in railways. Feel free to ask me anything about the Korean railway.. I may not be the most knowledgeable about it but I will be able to find out the info...

The NR chopper is baseless but goes to Cumbernauld/Wolverhampton for maintenance.