Would you travel 20 DAYS for a Caribbean holiday?
By the time of the map’s creation, railways in the United States and Europe had been integrated into society, allowing passengers to travel on land with much greater ease.
But it still would have taken the average passenger a long time to get to their destination.
If you fancied a sunshine trip to Sydney in Australia, you would be looking at a journey of atleast a month or more than 40 days.
Fancy a week in Spain? Despite flights now only taking around 2 hours, the journey in 1914 could have taken you up tp five days.
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