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Chiara Negrello

A woman enjoys the mountain views along the Sulmona-Carpinone route.

Prints of Italian paintings and information about the train can be found in the interior of each train car.

Curved embellishments on the rails and ceiling show the art deco design in fashion during the 1930s.

Conductor Marcello D’Amico devotes every weekend to helming the historic train.

Early in its route, the train stops at Campo di Giove on the southern slopes of the Maiella mountains.

A couple along the Sulmona-Carpinone route enjoys the sunset views.

Rivisondoli Pescocostanzo station is the second highest in Italy at 4,160 ft above sea level.

Passengers enjoy a performance of “Lu chiov e cicalin” by musicians in the town of Palena.

Women gather on the street as trains pass by along the Sulmona-Carpinone route.

From the train, travelers can see the town of Castel di Sangro, with pastures and crop fields extending outside its urban center.