Which Side of the Train Should You Sit On?
Choose your origin and destination once. The finder automatically opens a direct analyzed route when available, or builds a no-transfer journey across multiple analyzed rail segments.
Choose an origin and destination once. The finder opens a direct route when one exists; otherwise it uses the no-transfer Journey Engine automatically.
A seat-side answer built around the railway itself
The result follows the actual track geometry and compares mapped scenery with the direction of travel.
Best Side for Scenery
See whether the route favors the left, right, or both sides instead of relying on a generic city-to-city direction.
Named Scenic Places
See mapped rivers, lakes, peaks, coastlines, viewpoints, and other notable places associated with the corridor.
Sun Exposure
Select a date and time to compare the scenery recommendation with the side receiving more direct sunlight.
Scenery-rich analyzed corridors
A selection of published corridors with substantial mapped scenery evidence.
From railway geometry to a practical seat-side recommendation
Follow the track
The calculation uses the physical railway between the two stations rather than a straight line on a map.
Compare nearby scenery
Mapped geographic features are measured against the direction of the railway and classified by side.
Show the stronger side
Left, right, and both-side evidence is combined into the route result, with confidence and supporting places.