Train Timetables

The first edition of Thomas Cook Timetables appeared in March 1873, and become monthly beginning in January 1883. They still remain the ultimate series of reference titles for globe trotters - containing all the essentials for planning a rail trip and for en-route reference. The monthly European Rail Timetable and bi-monthly Overseas Timetable are available singly as well as on subscription, and together cover the whole world. For further information select the timetable you require from the menu. We also publish Independent Travellers Editions of both timetables containing additional travel information. " I never travel in Europe without it!" --- A subscriber to the European Rail Timetable "If you're going to take a lot of trains, the Thomas Cook Overseas Timetable is indispensable, especially if time is short" --- Wanderlust SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS - European Timetables: Full - 12 monthly issues Partial - 6 bi-monthly issues Single - 1 current issue will be sent. As an option, you can specify a future edition if you like! - Overseas Timetables: Full - 6 bi-monthly issues Partial - 3 issues (one every 4 months) Single - 1 curerent issue will be sent. Frequent changes to schedules means that an annual subscription is essential for travel agents and other users who need to have the latest timings and information. A full year subscription to the European Rail Timetable gives you 12 issues a year, and a full subscription to the Overseas Timetable means you get all six issues. Remember that certain editions of the European Rail Timetable contain advance information of future changes to international services in the form of Summer or Winter Supplements, so as a regular subscriber you will not only get the latest changes, but also advance notification of the next season's timings for the most popular routes. Additionally, the regular features in alternate editions of the European Rail Timetable and in every edition of the Overseas Timetable means that you will have a library of information covering many aspects of rail and surface travel.