Food will, of course, totally depend on your destination and the timings of your trains. For example, if you’re taking a night train then normally we will take dinner nearby, or in the station prior to departure. As you move further into Eastern Europe and in long-haul destinations, the trains don’t tend to have food carts so the tour leader will point out where to purchase snacks if you would like. As well as a bottle of wine or some beers for the night trains! We’ve tried to plan most tours so that you’re not eating lunch or dinner on the train. However, this isn’t always possible (for example on our London2 tours, where the first day is a long travel day from London), and in those cases meals will either be taken from the food car or you can purchase something from the station to take on board with you. This is usually preferable.
We will do our best to accommodate dietary requirements. In the rare cases where you are travelling over lunch or dinner, purchasing something before boarding the train is advisable. The Tour Leader will help make sure that you have something suitable to eat.