Railway heritage refers to the historical significance and cultural impact of railways and their infrastructure. This includes old trains, stations, bridges, and tracks that have played a vital role in the development of transportation and industry. Preserving these elements helps to maintain a connection to the past and showcases the technological advancements of their time. Many countries have established railway museums and heritage railways to celebrate and educate the public about this history. These sites often feature restored locomotives and carriages, offering visitors a glimpse into the experience of travel during the peak of railway use.