King Charles recently made the shocking decision to retire Queen Elizabeth's beloved royal train, which has been part of the ...

Britain’s royal train service has been deemed too expensive, so now it’s being ditched in favor of helicopters and scheduled rail journeys. Not everyone is happy about it.

President Emmanuel Macron is on a state visit to Britain, the first of a French leader since 2008. His hosts are drenching ...

The current royal train came into service for Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee in 1977. One of two locomotives pulls this train, the 67006 "Royal Sovereign" or the 67005 "Queen's Messenger".

The Royal Train was a state secret until 1946. Understandably, information about royals travels has historically been carefully guarded, and the Royal Train was no exception for much of its life.

The British royal family’s train will be retired by 2027, as part of a cost-saving measure announced by Buckingham Palace on Monday after “a thorough review into its use and value for money.” ...

The current British royal train, decked out in its rich claret livery, will be decommissioned by March 2027 to “secure best value for public money,” according to the Royal Household’s latest ...

The trips combined cost an estimated £78,000 (which converts to about $107,000.) Instead of taking the Royal Train, family members will have an alternative in two new helicopters added to the fleet.

Royal Train’s Final Stop: King Charles to Retire Iconic 'Palace on Wheels' Beloved by Queen Elizabeth After Cost Concerns The 2024-25 Sovereign Grant report reveals King Charles will retire the ...

The royal train is expected to make a final farewell tour of Britain before its 2027 retirement, offering rail fans and royal watchers a last chance to see it pass.

The Royal Household's decision to retire the transport hints that the King is less sentimental about the Royal Train than his late mother, who The Telegraph said saved it from being scrapped in 2017.