"Railway" matching MCP servers:

The world railway atlas as read-only MCP tools: search 744+ legendary train routes (high-speed, classic, night, scenic) and get per-route facts, rankings and journey times. Runs from the repo's open dataset (CC BY 4.0); a free hosted endpoint is also live at https://trainrouter.com/mcp.

Provides access to Deutsche Bahn's timetable data through MCP, enabling real-time train schedules, station search, and change tracking for German railway stations.

Enables AI assistants to answer questions about Japan's railway network with accurate track-connection data, including station neighbors and local subgraphs for all 9,043 stations nationwide.

Gives LLM clients structured, read-only access to Indian Railways data: station lookup, timetables, direct trains between stations, station boards, multi-train journeys, punctuality history, and (when a source is configured) seat availability and fares. Every answer carries provenance and cross-source verification status, so results are either real source data or an explicit error code, never fabricated.

Enables AI agents to look up roughly 2,950 ports worldwide by name, UN-LOCODE, or WPI number, find ports within a radius of a latitude/longitude point, and list ports by country or harbor size. Returns harbor size and type, channel/anchorage/cargo-pier depths, coordinates, and facility flags such as pilotage, tugs, drydock, and railway.

Wraps four public railway APIs as 13 tools, 7 prompts and 5 resources, enabling an LLM client to answer live questions about station master data, timetables and timetable changes, elevator and escalator outages, and parking facilities and prognoses.

MCP server for querying Belgian railway data (SNCB/NMBS) via the iRail API, enabling station search, liveboard, and journey planning.