The train is also crazy cute animals, when the stationmaster drinks coffee to travel, the companion is coffee.

American coffee giant Starbucks has launched its first cafe train in Zurich, Switzerland. Today's train is no longer a simple walking tool, take a coffee shop train and drink Starbucks, go to see the subway graffiti in Montreal, or visit those lovely animal stationmasters in Japan. Thoroughly experience a "crazy train"!

Coffee train, drink coffee to travel

American coffee giant Starbucks has launched its first cafe train in Zurich, Switzerland. There, office workers, travelers and college backpackers can no longer go to Starbucks for coffee and take the Starbucks Cafe train and travel over coffee.

The Starbucks Cafe train has two floors, two counters, the lower counter is designed for office workers and is suitable for short-distance travelers, while the upper floor is prepared for long-distance travelers with comfortable cushioned seats. The caf é train will run on the Swiss federal railway line, commuting between Geneva airport and St. Gallen twice a day. Its maiden voyage will depart in the early hours of Thursday, November 21.

The head of the "cat stationmaster" of the Japanese railway station

It is a 30-minute drive from Wakayama Prefecture in southeastern Japan to Norikawa in the west. Although there is nothing special in this area, the station still attracts many tourists, especially children under the age of 12. Why is that? It turns out that the stationmaster of Guizhi station is a mixed-colored cat named Xiaoyu (Tama). Tourists are attracted by it and want to take pictures with it.

Wakayama Prefecture is 14 kilometers away from Guizhi Station. Over the years, few people have traveled this section of the road by car. In the end, Nanhai Electric Railway gave up the management of this section of the journey in 2004 because of financial difficulties. It was later taken over by the Wakayama Electric Railway Company of Japan. In order to revitalize the station economy of Guizhi Station, the company appointed a stray cat named Tama as its stationmaster in 2007. In fact, this cat has been a permanent resident of this station since 1999. Tama was redressed, wearing a stationmaster hat and badge, and soon became famous. It has become not only the mascot of the local station, but also the mascot of the whole region.

Since Tama took office, she has attracted many tourists to visit here. What is important is that the Guishikawa line begins to serve local residents. At present, Guizhi Station has built a coffee shop and souvenir shop with Xiaoyu as its theme, which sells ordinary pens, staplers, and Guizhi station uniforms. Tama works from Tuesday to Thursday, and Nitama replaces Tama on weekends. They all go to work from 10:00 to 4 p.m.

Asu Boy, the family is all happy.

Asu Boy is a train from Kumamoto to Asu, with the theme of having fun with a family. The main color of the milky white car, each row of seats are a group of family chairs, soft leather chairs, small pedals, any seat can rotate 360 degrees. The most special is the children's world! As soon as they drove, the children quickly flopped inside to play, and the conductor turned into a babysitter and looked after her. The coffee bar has drinks and various snacks for sale, and adults and children can enjoy the train time.

No.3 car is a famous parent-child car, because the number is super limited and popular, it has to be booked many days in advance. One seat ticket for No.3 car corresponds to one big one and one small one. In order to give children a better view, the front and rear direction of the seat can be adjusted freely, and the child seat must be close to the window no matter whether the train is going back and forth, so the designer is so considerate.

The Gallery in the Cave of the Stockholm Metro

When you wait for the subway at any subway station in Stockholm, look around. You are in one of the largest and most powerful museums in the world.

With a Stockholm subway ticket, you can enjoy sculptures, murals, oil paintings, installations, inscriptions and reliefs from the 1950s to the 21st century at most subway stations. The Stockholm subway line has an amazing length of 110 kilometers and features the works of hundreds of artists. They may not be all to your taste, but we believe you will appreciate the efforts of these artists to attract your senses. And you will have to marvel at the energy spent on these creations. For a long time, the Stockholm authorities have tried to bring art into people's lives. When the Stockholm subway was built in the 1950s, the idea came true at the T-Centralen subway station. Today, you can enjoy these arts on the tiles and reliefs on the wall of the station.

Because of its large scale, variety and mutual reflection with the environment of the subway station, 90 of the 100 subway stations in Stockholm have powerful art displays. There are many examples of this. For example, the cavernous bright red ceiling of Solna Centrum station seems to be close to the platform, making people feel "oppressed". On the wall inside the station is a thousand-meter-long picture of a spruce forest. It is often said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but the experience of waiting for the subway at the subway station in Stockholm is unique.

Source: China luxury net