Flying Scotsman

The most famous steam engine of all time, The Flying Scotsman, needs no introduction. This amazing locomotive from the golden age of steam had massive historical impact and is still a sight of beauty today.

Originally painted apple green, then black in World War II, to comply with the blackout-blitz measures that were in place, it was later painted blue when the railways were nationalised with the formation of British Railways in 1948. The locomotive remained blue until it went out of service in 1963. Its latest form is classic British Rail Green and it is officially known as No. 60103.

Our Flying Scotsman coach trips offer the perfect chance to experience the sights and sounds of steam travel, as we weave through idyllic panoramas and quaint villages of the beautiful English countryside on a heritage railway.