La Spezia is an important naval base on the west coast of Italy, and the terminus of ferries linking the mainland with Sardinia and Corsica. The transport museum originated in 1986 and is based in a former

important site for industrial archaeology, and it is along the “Road of the wool”, an ancient route that links Biella to Borgosesia, the seat of an old wool market.

design carrying not only the railway from London to Holyhead but also a major European roadway, linking Continental Europe to Ireland. The full history of the bridges and several artefacts can be seen

on the River Ijssel between Zutphen and Apeldoorn.and on certain days trips on the trains can be linked with rides in vintage motor coaches.

Schepdaal was opened in 1962 in a former Vicinal depot, that was from 1887 the terminus of steam trams linking the centre of Brussels with Schepdaal. The line was extended to Ninove, and was electrified in 1925

extends for 7.6 km from the town of Brienz, where there are connections with trains on the Brünig line linking Lucerne and Interlaken, and with steamers on Lake Brienz to a station near the summit of the mountain

watch brand. In the new building it has been comprehensively redesigned – the new display cases are linked in the form of a steel watch strap 50 metres long.

fire engines and military vehicles. The museum holds documentary records of Sauber vehicles and has links with other industrial and transport museums around the shores of the Bodensee.

underground and mining maps. Subsequently the museum was re-located to tunnels excavated in 1974-76 linking exhibition pavilions in the Stanislaw Staszic Park. Visitors gain from the underground displays a

the scene the brown coal came from primitive drift mining shafts. Later, around 1900, these were linked by a chain railway to the neighbouring open-cast mine. From 1928 onwards the coal was transported

The museum at Ballenberg lies 6 km east of the town of Brienz with which it is linked by a regular bus service. It is a typical open air museum following the pattern set by Artur Hazelius at Skansen, Stockholm

quantities in the 1830s. Deventer, on the River Ijssel was once a member of the Hanseatic League, and has links through the Hansesteden with other Dutch Hanseatic cities, Kampen, Doesburg, Hasselt, Hatten, Kampen

for dresses and furnishings. The museum is the base for the Waldviertel Textilstrasse, a route that links together all the historical textile sites and collections in Lower Austria.

The Simplon Pass between Brig in Switzerland and Domodossola in Italy links the Rhone Valley and the Valle d’Ossola, providing links between France and the cities of northern Italy. The first road across [...] the world, was completed in 1906. It subsequently formed part of the route of the Orient Express linking Paris with Istanbul. On the Swiss side of the pass there is a hospice, a house of Augustinian canons

The museum belongs to La Route du chocolate et des Douceurs d’Alsace, established in 2007, which links together similar sites within the region.

under the sea and parts overland, linking nine fishing communities. Initially it operated only during the fishing season between January and April, but in 1868 was linked to the national network. From 1873 [...] experiment were made, using masts constructed from fir logs, with wireless telegraphy, and a wireless link was opened between Sorvagen and Rost in 1906. Two years later a ship telegraph service was introduced

of models, photographs, documents, tickets and plans, and an extensive archive. The depot is still linked to the tracks of the city’s operating network, and in the summer months visitors can travel there

canals incorporating navigable sections of some natural waterways which linked the River Vltava with the River Danube. The link between the two rivers, the first of which flows north to the Baltic, the

include modern tramcars with panoramic glazing, electronic controls, automatically-opening doors, linked by radio with control centre. One of the displays details international solutions to urban transport

enclave within the city of Rome whose status is defined by the Lateran Treaty of 1929. One of its links with the outside world is a 1.27 km railway from the San Pietro station of the Italian state railway