Great British Railway Journeys
Documentaire · Mode de vie
Michael Portillo sets off on railway journeys, gaining unique historical insights as he meets fellow passengers and local people along the way.
Avec:Michael Portillo
Saison 11
S11:E01 - Newcastle to County Durham
Michael Portillo travels to Jarrow, Newcastle, Byker, Durham, and Spennymoor.
S11:E02 - Kielder Forest to Edinburgh
Michael Portillo travels to Kielder, Stocksfield, Hawik Scotland, Edinburgh, and Dominion cinema.
S11:E03 - Falkirk to Dundee
Michael travels through Scotland visiting Falkrik, Kings Cross, Blairgowrie, and Dundee.
S11:E04 - Dundee to Aberdeen
Michael Portillo explores Scotland including Glamis Castle, Montrose, and Aberdeen coast.
S11:E05 - Elgin to Loch Ness
Michael travels to the coastal town of Lossiemouth, Inverness and the notorious Loch Ness.
S11:E06 - St. Ives to St. Day
Michael travels to St. Ives, trying pottery, meeting artists, and joining Cornish holiday traditions.
S11:E07 - Truro to St. Mawgan
Michael travels to the historic estate of Trewithen in Truro, as well as Newquay and St. Mawgan.
S11:E08 - Bodmin to Totnes
Michael travels to Bodmin en route to Totnes as he explores the West Country.
S11:E09 - Paignton to Tiverton
Michael explores the West Country in south Devon, Paignton, Dawish, Exeter Station, and Tiverton.
S11:E10 - Taunton to Salisbury Plain
Michael Portillo crosses the county line from Devon into Somerset to explore the West Country.
S11:E11 - Canterbury to Alexandra Palace
Michael Portillo explores the east of England in the inter-war period.
S11:E12 - Limehouse to Rochford
Michael explores the east of England traveling to London and Essex, en route to Lincolnshire.
S11:E13 - Witham to Felixstowe
Michael's railway journey continues through 1930s Britain from Canterbury to Skegness.
S11:E14 - Saxmundham to Norwich
Michael explores Suffolk’s music roots, Norwich’s shoemaking, and art deco gems.
S11:E15 - Attleborough to Skegness
Michael Portillo travels to East Anglia on the last leg of his rail journey through 1930s Britain.