BBC's Great Continental Railway Journeys "Amsterdam to Northern France" S01E05

Great. Video, Thank you!!

Beautiful journey. Thank you.

Corridor trains yes I love them and my wife loves your colourful clothes!

Why in Canada Im not able to watch the switzerland one.
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Something about copyright nonsense..

Can you make all your videos in 1080p HD?

Excellent shows! However, I am unable to watch the episode on Switzerland in the US. It says there is a country limitation. I can watch all the other episodes just fine. Perhaps there is something in the settings that needs to change to make it available in the US? Thank you!

Eating raw fish soaked in onions on a train, even though it's local, one would think the producers would have better sense. They probably thought he was from the States.

Well, that concludes Series 1. Waiting for Series 2! And 3!! And 4, and 5 and 6 and 7!!! Thank you so very much!
Can you give us BBC Four's 'India's Frontier Railways'? Please!

I'm so glad you exist. Rick Steve's just endorsed Biden and I had to cancel his ass.

Your videos are so well put together, very educational as well!! So nice to feel like I can get away in times that are difficult to travel in:))

Wondering why this guy has permission to publish the BBC's journeys?

They are able to built that not from hard work but on riches stolen from the colonies.

I love Michael. I love the way he dresses. I love his presentation of the world through his Bradshaw guide. Easy to follow and understand and makes history lesson fun to watch and learn. great british program

It is interesting that the only said that Andrew Carnegie was "British born", but never mentioned that he was "American" having lived his entire life in the USA since immigrating to America at the age of 12. Head scratching!?

You can't beat train travel for an adventure. Thank you for the video!

I feel you bro I took a vacation to Amsterdam and the only thing that sucked ass was the food. Certainly not a culinary nation. Everything else was amazing.

This show always lifts my spirits. Thank you so much Mr. Portillo and the talented individuals that make it all possible.

Thank you so very much Michael for yet another delightful voyage with you and your superb crew 🥀🌿 Your trips are so well structured, we learn so much through your expert eyes and your beautiful red bible 💥 Also love 💕 your fashion 🌈🍒🍾🥂

A sobering episode (especially when you are German) but humanity will never be free until mankind comes to its senses. Alas, I doubt I will live forever to see that happen.

E04 not available in the US (video blocked)?

It would be helpful if a list of places, music played & others interesting facts can be published as credits. So much to absorb culture, arts, history, geography etcc.. Thank you for the wonderful videos. Truly marvellous.

He's definitely a better travel presenter than politician. I do love all his shows. He's a little awkward in a natural way, which I like.
If you like trains, I love All The Stations. A lovely couple travels to all 2.5 thousand + stations in the uk. Look it up, you won't be disappointed! (I've zero connection to them, FYI!)

200k? What do you do with that shit??

Curiously, I never had a good Belgian chocolate.

Michael mentioned that he was travelling on the first railway line ever built in The Netherlands, this was between Haarlem and Amsterdam.

That's the Rijksmuseum, not Amsterdam Central Station. Same architect though, so it's understandable.

they ruined the St Pancras arch with that upper level .

According to the trains and modern buildings this must be a ten year old documentary

Michael Portillo seems to make friends wherever he goes. His travel shows are fun and keep me dreaming about travel. About chocolate - I never had Belgian chocolates, but - call me biased - I think Hershey's chocolates rule!

Wait a minute. A railway show completely ignoring the most beautiful railway station in the world?? Michael passed through Antwerp Central Station without even saying a word about it! Instead he's getting off in Brussels, a city not even half as interesting or beautiful as vibrant Antwerp. What a shame.

Just another English tourist misbehaving in Amsterdam. You can't just let a herring go off and then bring it on the train. Herring has to be consumed right after cleaning, that's why they clean it on the spot.

The stolen gold and diamond from africa😭😭😭😭

Those train ticket gestapos that validate your boarding pass are all the same on the European railway lines - all business, no smiles. It is no different on his journeys here.

43 minutes thiepval memorial commemorating 72000 soldiers who were never found??? that,s a lot of men to just sadly disappear without trace very sad indeed🔔💒

Of course, the REAL reason that diamond is so expensive is because the cartel mining them only releases a tiny percentage of the diamonds they mined onto the market, raising the price due to an artificial scarcity. Funny how they don't mention that...

Next time you need a stunt double to sample Belgian chocolate, please let me know

If I hit my head on the bridges in Amsterdam, they would need to be repaired

Helping me get through quarantine!

Wonderful educational programme

Although that book is Edwardian, it failed to mention that Brussels is famous for its fine lace and the birth place of Art Nouveau

Where is the Switzerland episode ? Any link ?

As a Dutchy I learn a lot about my country. Great stuff :)

A excellent video indeed!! Thanks.

So courageous you are... raw herring and onioms!!

This documentary makes me nostalgic. Especially the Belgian and the Dutch part. Those DDAR trains with the green benches are already gone and the AM Classique’s will be gone by the end of the year.

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