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Europe via train
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If you plan to rail Europe, it is a phenomenal European experience that everyone should have in their life at least once. Whether you want to visit Spain or Austria, there are a number of different European countries and cultures to experience, so you want to reach as many locations as possible as you rail Europe. In order to do that, you need to be able to European train travel conveniently. European rail is inexpensive and gives you the opportunity to reach your destination quickly with great scenery. Here is everything you need to know about how to rail Europe. Buy your train ticket now:

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European rail is inexpensive and gives you the opportunity to reach your destination quickly with great scenery.

Eurail Pass: Your Flatrate Ticket for all European Trains

The Eurail price for the Global Eurail Pass will depend on whether you choose a Continuous Eurail Pass or a Flexi Eurail Pass and the length of time you’ll be in Europe. But there are ways to save money on both the Global Pass and the Country Pass.

Pricing Flexi Global Pass

Travel Days in 1 Month Price
4 $207
5 $237
7 $281
15 $372
22 $436

There are other options too

Travel days 2 month

10 Days

travel 10 days arround europe
$ 337
  • 10 days of traveling

15 Days

travel 15 days arround europe
$ 414
  • 15 days of traveling

Continuous Global Pass

1 Month

travel 1 month arround europe
$ 563
  • 1 month of traveling

2 Month

travel 2 month arround europe
$ 614
  • 2 month of travel

3 Month

travel 3 month arround europe
$ 776
  • 3 month of travel

Where to buy regular train tickets

Some of the most popular companies that offer Point-to-Point tickets include:

European countries and their principal train companies

The Deutsche Bahn is the German InterRail train system. The fastest European train in Germany is the ICE train. The ICE train offers electrical outlets at the seats, free Wi-Fi, meals, and special locations for quiet train travel. There are a number of different ICE railways with the ICE Sprinter being the fastest.

Trenitalia is the Italian European train system. The fastest railways are the Frecciarossas. It has over 200 connections in Italy a day and can reach speeds greater than 200 mph. The trains have air conditioning, electrical sockets, luggage storage, toilets, and Wi-Fi accessibility. The two trains available are the Frecciarossa 1000 and Frecciarossa ETR 500.

SNCF is the French train system. The high-speed rail service reaches speeds of 320 mph. There are 8 different types of high-speed trains. The Eurostar is typically thought of to be a part of this system. The SNF owns 60% of the fastest trains.

Renfe is the European InterRail train system in Spain. The high-speed trains are known as AVE trains. These railways can reach up to 310 mph. The high-speed trains have been popular, so there are a number of future AVE train routes being developed in Spain.

The OBB is the Austrian rail system. The high speed rails are the Railjet and Nightjet. The cities connected include Vienna, Salzburg, Graz, and Innsbruck. The line also goes international. You can also reach Zurich and Basel in Switzerland, Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, and Munich in Germany, Florence, Rome, Verona, Lake Garda, Milan, Venice, and Bologna in Italy, and Brussels in Belgium. If you’re on the Nightjet rail, you can ask about special sleeper trains to help you get where you want to go without being disturbed at night. There’s no better way to see Austria and the nearby areas than high-speed rail.

The United Kingdom owns 40% of the high-speed rail Eurostar. Eurostar is the best way for people in London to get to nearby areas in the UK. The main routes include London to Paris, London to Lille & Brussels, London to Amsterdam, and London to Southern France.

There are two main high-speed rail train systems that support the Netherlands and Belgium: Thalys and Eurostar. The Eurostar, as mentioned above, travels to London. The Eurostar can also help travelers get from Netherlands to Belgium in 1 hour and 49 minutes. Thalys can also take you from Brussels to Paris in 1 hour and 22 minutes. It can also help travelers get from Brussels to Netherlands.

 

FAQ

Use railways with saver fares for national rides as you rail Europe. Sometimes, staying in the nation can save you money if you use the same rail system.

To plan properly, you need to know when you should expect railways to show up. In many situations, you are lucky since the railways run regularly. This is especially true on train rides between major cities.

The Glacier Express and the Bernina Express in Switzerlandare two of the most scenic routes in Europe. The trains runs through the Alps.

Some of the most popular train routes are London – Paris, Paris – Amsterdam, Paris – Brussels, Barcelona – Madrid, Rome – Florence and Berlin – Munich.

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There are other options too

Travel days 2 month

10 Days

travel 10 days arround europe
$ 337
  • 10 days of traveling

15 Days

travel 15 days arround europe
$ 414
  • 15 days of traveling

Continuous Global Pass

1 Month

travel 1 month arround europe
$ 563
  • 1 month of traveling

2 Month

travel 2 month arround europe
$ 614
  • 2 month of travel

3 Month

travel 3 month arround europe
$ 776
  • 3 month of travel