How far you can travel from each station in Europe in less than 8 hours?
🚞 Hover your mouse over a station to see the isochrones from that city.
📍 An isochrone depicts the area accessible from a point within a certain timeframe.
👨💻 Created by Benjamin Td (twitter.com/_benjamintd), a developer based in Paris.
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Hi ! Benjamin here, maker of Chronotrains. Thanks Ian for the feature.
I've since been working on some updates to the tool, trying to turn it into a destination discovery helper for train travelers in Europe.
It is now possible to explore destinations up to 8 hours away, see origin/destination trips, get suggestions, and many other UI improvements. Next I'll be focusing on gathering prices and ticket information to make it easier to plan a trip end to end.
Is there anything else you'd like to see on Chronotrains? Let me know here or shoot me an email at ben@chronotrains.com :)
Well done on the updates, this is a fantastic tool for slow travel in Europe!
Are there any interesting trends you’re seeing in user search behavior?
This is a great little website I came across, that allows you to explore how far you can travel in Europe from any major train station, within 5 hours.
Check the website for more details about the project: chronotrains-eu.vercel.app
Love this, travelling from London to Rome via train in the fall!
what tool is creating heat maps like this one? is this tool separable?
That's a question for the author of the app, I'd get in touch with him via Twitter: twitter.com/_benjamintd