Night Riviera facts for kids

The Night Riviera is a special train where you can sleep while you travel! It is run by Great Western Railway. This train is one of only two "sleeper trains" in all of Great Britain. It travels between London Paddington and Penzance. It runs almost every night, six days a week, with one train going in each direction.
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The Night Riviera: Travel While You Sleep
The Night Riviera offers a unique way to travel across the country. Instead of sitting up all night, you can relax in a comfortable bed. It's a great choice for long journeys. You can arrive at your destination feeling refreshed and ready for the day.
What is a Sleeper Train?
A sleeper train is like a moving hotel! It has special cabins with beds instead of just seats. This allows passengers to travel long distances overnight. You can go to sleep in one city and wake up in another. The Night Riviera provides cozy beds and other comforts for its passengers. It is a fun and efficient way to travel.
Where Does the Night Riviera Go?
The Night Riviera connects two important places. It starts in London Paddington, a very big train station in London. It then travels all the way to Penzance. Penzance is a town located at the very tip of Cornwall, in the southwest of England. This journey covers a long distance. It lets people travel from the busy city to the beautiful coast while they sleep.
When Does the Train Run?
The Night Riviera runs six days a week. It operates from Sunday night through Friday night. There is one train that leaves London Paddington for Penzance. Another train leaves Penzance heading towards London Paddington. This schedule makes it easy for people to travel for holidays or business.
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Great Western Trains colors, used by First Great Western until 2008