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Sukriti Kapoor, Content Writer · 5 February 2025
What if your favourite strategy game could inspire a real-world journey?
Interrail, in collaboration with the new Sid Meier’s Civilization VII game, takes you back in history to ancient Rome and the medieval Norman Empire. Discover Sicily’s sun-drenched ruins, explore Rome’s living testament to its formidable empire and soak in the Mediterranean allure of Genoa and Nice.
Next, marvel at Roman engineering in Nîmes, delve into art history in Arles, and step into Norman life in Caen's abbey and castle. Wrap it all up with the Tower of London's Norman past and a magical trip to York.
At the end, subscribe to our newsletter for an exciting opportunity – two lucky winners will receive an Interrail 1st Class 7 days in 1 month Global Pass and a game code for Sid Meier's Civilization VII: Founders Edition. Stay tuned for the next chapter where we’ll journey through yet another of Europe’s great empires.
Experience the Roman Empire by train using a 4-day Global Pass or ride into the full adventure with a 7-day Global Pass. This route transforms your gaming world into a real-life odyssey, featuring these incredible destinations:
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The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, Sicily on a sunny day
Your adventure begins in the sun-kissed landscapes of Sicily, an island filled with archaeological treasures dating back to the Roman Empire and beyond. Sicily has a vibrant history that is sure to captivate travellers.
The iconic Colosseum in Rome at dusk, lit up from within
A still of the Colosseum in Rome from Sid Meier's Civilization VII game
Simultaneously modern and steeped in history, the heart of the Roman Empire can feel like a living museum showcasing a glimpse into life as it was hundreds of years ago.
The vibrant village of Boccadasse
Explore Liguria, the historic Roman province where Genoa thrived as a vital hub of trade and culture. While few Roman structures have withstood the test of time, visitors can still trace the city's ancient roots by visiting the Historical Aqueduct, a testament to the Roman ingenuity that once shaped this bustling port city.
A glimpse of the Roman ruins at Cimiez, Nice
A breathtaking coastal city beloved by travellers year-round, Nice is not only a haven for sun-seekers but also a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts. Once home to Cemenelum, a prominent Roman military outpost that now forms part of modern-day Nice, the city offers a unique glimpse into Roman influence in France.
The architecturally astounding Pont du Gard
Nîmes and its surrounding region are home to some of the most well-preserved Roman monuments outside Italy. Over the centuries, these sites have continued to evolve from shelters to residential spaces and event venues while retaining their historical significance.
The Romanesque Abbey of Saint-Étienne, Caen
The northern French city of Caen was a significant part of the Norman Empire with ties to William the Conqueror and a rich medieval heritage.
The formidable White Tower castle in the Tower of London
A still of the White Tower castle in London from Sid Meier's Civilization VII game
View London through the lens of its Norman influences, from the Tower of London to the Westminster Abbey. In the 11th century, the Norman Empire had constructed three fortresses across London to demonstrate its dominion over the city. Today, only one such castle remains.
The remarkable York Minster as viewed from above
After experiencing London, dig deeper into the history of the Norman Empire in England with a day trip to York. With its stunning moorland, Jurassic-age coastline and Roman city walls, this city has so much to offer for nature-lovers, history-buffs and even fantasy-fiction fans!
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