- Travelling exhibition inside train is packed with interactive exhibits & amazing stories
- 60,000 have visited, calling it “brilliant” and “fascinating”
- It’s now calling at six new stations on south coast and South West of England
- Tickets are free but availability is limited.
Mae arddangosfa y tu mewn i drên sy'n llawn straeon anhygoel a hwyl ryngweithiol wedi ychwanegu chwe dyddiad newydd at ei thaith.
More than 60,000 have visited the Railway 200 exhibition train on its 60-stop, year-long tour of Britain, and 9 in 10 visitors would recommend it to a friend.
Co-curated with the National Railway Museum and called Inspiration, it uses rare artefacts and fascinating facts to explore how railways transformed the world. It includes hands-on engineering challenges and a whistle-stop tour of interesting – and lesser-known – careers on the railway.
New stops on its tour were announced today, and it will call at (all dates inclusive):
- Bognor Regis station – 2 March to 3 March
- Lewes station – 5 March to 6 March
- Totnes station (South Devon Railway) – 17 March to 22 March
- Bristol Temple Meads station – 23 March to 29 March
- Minehead station (West Somerset Railway) – 30 March to 4 April
- Newquay station – 6 April to 11 April
Tickets to Ysbrydoliaeth are free and local schools will be invited for free, bespoke tours. Normal entry fees to some private railways may apply.
Ysbrydoliaeth has been described as “unique”, “extremely interesting” and “really well curated”.
Tara Jones Ulla was among the 2,000 people who visited at West Somerset Railway in November. She described it as “brilliant”, adding: “It was so informative without being overwhelming, with lots of interactive and hands‑on exhibits. I came away so happy!”
Michael Wilson, who visited at Ysbrydoliaeth’s London Paddington stop, said: “The whole thing was well thought out. The interactive exhibits were brilliant and my children loved it.”
Ysbrydoliaeth is part of Rheilffordd 200, the national celebration marking two centuries of the modern railway. Thousands of events in 2025 celebrated a British innovation that revolutionised travel, supercharged economies and enabled mass tourism, sports leagues and the standardisation of time.
Dywedodd Emma Roberts, Rheolwr Rhaglen Railway 200: “Railways are one of history’s most important inventions and inside this train you can explore the story of rail in a fun and family-friendly environment.
“Ysbrydoliaeth has already travelled thousands of miles across Britain – from Scotland to Southampton – and we are hugely excited to welcome even more people aboard in these six fantastic destinations.”
Dywedodd y Gweinidog Rheilffyrdd, yr Arglwydd Peter Hendy: “Rwy’n falch o fod yn dathlu ein treftadaeth fel man geni’r rheilffordd fodern; hyd heddiw, ein rhwydwaith rheilffyrdd yw asgwrn cefn ein heconomi, gan sbarduno twf economaidd, swyddi a chartrefi.
“Gyda’r trên hwn, nid ydym yn edrych i’r gorffennol yn unig, rydym yn ysbrydoli’r genhedlaeth amrywiol nesaf o beirianwyr, gyrwyr, arweinwyr a thechnegwyr, ac yn taflu goleuni ar yr hyn y mae’r rheilffordd yn ei gyflawni heddiw.”
| Cyrchfan | Dyddiadau | Gwesteiwr |
| Upminster | 26 Jan – 30 Jan | Rheilffordd c2c |
| Caergrawnt | 31 Jan – 1 Feb | Anglia Fwyaf |
| Colchester | 3 Feb – 4 Feb | Anglia Fwyaf |
| Clacton | 5 Feb – 6 Feb | Anglia Fwyaf |
| Hertford | 7 Feb – 8 Feb | Anglia Fwyaf |
| Swanage | 16 Feb – 18 Feb | Rheilffordd Swanage |
| Hampshire | 19 Feb – 20 Feb | Lein y Berwr Dwr |
| Caersallog | 21 Chwefror – 23 Chwefror | South Western Railway |
| Kingston | 25 Feb – 26 Feb | South Western Railway |
| Worthing | 27 Feb – 28 Feb | Deheuol |
| Bognor Regis | 2 – 3 March | Deheuol |
| Lewes | 5 – 6 March | Deheuol |
| Epsom | 9 Mar – 11 Mar | Deheuol |
| Hastings | 12 Mar – 15 Mar | De-ddwyreiniol |
| Totnes | 17 – 22 March | Rheilffordd De Dyfnaint |
| Bristol | 23 – 29 March | Network Rail |
| Minehead | 30 March – 3 April | Rheilffordd Gorllewin Gwlad yr Haf |
| Newquay | 6 – 11 April | Rheilffordd y Great Western |
Ysbrydoliaeth was supported by a £250,000 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Porterbrook funded its eye-catching livery.