The Vale of Berkeley Railway is now wholly located at Oldminster Sidings, Sharpness, where we are creating our new operations and heritage centre. Oldminster Sidings is currently a construction site, so to ensure your safety, you must contact us first if you wish to visit. You're welcome to come and discover our plans and progress on our usual working days of Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 10am to 4pm. A volunteer will guide you and answer your questions.

Since it first opened in 1902, the Vale of Rheidol Railway has carried millions of passengers through the spectacular scenery of mid Wales. The narrow gauge line winds through ancient woodlands and open countryside to Devil's Bridge, where visitors can explore the famous waterfalls and rugged beauty of the Cambrian Mountains. Operated by lovingly restored steam locomotives, the railway offers a nostalgic experience for all ages and a unique way to discover this picturesque region.

Valley Railway Adventure has plenty to offer all year round. A return journey takes 15 minutes. Passengers may alight at the various stations on the way in order to enjoy the country park walks and play fort. We are proud to be a dog friendly, family run attraction.

We have enhanced our old steam train experience with a high-quality dining experience, varied menus, authentic Pullman coaches and 75mph of record-breaking speed up hills and racing by castles. Imagine being whisked away by the smell of freshly-cooked bacon and eggs on your great British breakfast or sipping a glass of Champagne over a four course dinner, all on a steam-hauled, old fashioned express train!

Situated in the seaside town of Brighton, the Railway was constructed by inventor and son of a clockmaker, Magnus Volk, and first opened to the public in 1883. The route runs for one mile along Brighton seafront, with three stations where passengers can alight. Trains run frequently from March to October and for special events throughout the rest of the year.