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Itineraries for Eurail and InterRail Passes
Take your pick from five fabulous 10 travel day itineraries which include make the most of Eurail and InterRail passes!
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If you're considering exploring Europe by train, we have saved you the effort of planning your trip, by producing five itineraries that can be followed with a Eurail or InterRail pass.
Follow our suggestions and you'll see the best of Europe, while saving money compared to the cost of purchasing last minute train tickets per journey.
Or use the Concierge rail travel planning service to craft your personalised optimum itinerary.
Eight features of all the itinerary ideas:
(1) You can follow all these itineraries with either a 10 Days within two months InterRail Global Pass OR a 10 days within 2 months Eurail Global Pass.
(2) Therefore you can spend some time in multiple fabulous locations between your days of train travel - you won't have to spend day-after-day riding the trains.
(3) They can be trusted, as ShowMeTheJourney has been lucky enough to travel on all of the journeys that have been included - he also took all the images used to illustrate each itinerary (and 99.99% of all the images you'll find on ShowMeTheJourney).
(4) They're circular, so start and finish in the same city, but it also means you can jump into the suggested routings and choose your own start and end city.
(5) They involve taking the fewest number of trains possible.
(6) They also avoid as many additional reservation fees as feasibly possible - one of them avoids ANY additional fees at all.
(7) They strive to ensure that all the connections between trains should be stress free
(8) We've also included as many fabulously scenic journeys as feasibly possible.
Popular Cities:
London → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague/Praha → Vienna/Wien → Venice/Venezia → Roma/Rome → Geneve → Barcelona → Paris → London
Discover all you need to know about this trip of a lifetime by taking a look at the guide below.
The ultimate scenic itinerary:
Milano → Centovali Railway → The MG Railway → Milano → The Italian Riviera → The Cote D'Azur → Marseille → Nimes → Lyon → The Route of The Mont Blanc Express → Montreux → The Golden Pass → Milan → The Bernina Pass → The Albula Railway → The Alberg Pass → Innsbruck → The Brenner Pass → Venice → The Adriatic Coast → Roma → through the Cinque Terre → Milano
Discover all you need to know about this trip of a lifetime by taking a look at the guide below.
Highlights of Northern Europe:
Amsterdam → Hamburg → Gothenburg → Oslo → Stockholm → Copenhagen → Berlin → Warsaw → Prague → Wien/Vienna → Amsterdam
Discover all you need to know about this trip of a lifetime by taking a look at the guide below.
No additional reservation fees:
Paris → Gent → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Vienna/Wien → Venice/Venezia → Florence/Firenze → Milano → 4 beautiful Swiss journeys → Paris
OR
Paris → Gent → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Vienna/Wien → Venice/Venezia → Florence/Firenze → explore the Cinque Terre → Genoa → Marseille → Paris
Discover all you need to know about this trip of a lifetime by taking a look at the guide below.
Direct trains only (no connections):
Paris → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Budapest → Vienna/Wien → Venice/Venezia → Roma → Milano → Lyon → Barcelona → Paris
OR
Paris → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Budapest → Vienna/Wien → Munich/Munchen → Venice/Venezia → Roma → Milano → Lyon → Paris
Discover all you need to know about this trip of a lifetime by taking a look at the guide below..
And if you want to have a shorter travel itinerary and stay in only five locations, there are some great ideas for making those type of trips HERE - published by OntheLuce.
An Alpine itinerary compiled by Hidden Europe:
This itinerary was compiled for Guardian Travel by Nicky Gardner, the co-editor of the fabulous Hidden Europe magazine
Nicky travelled: London → Lausanne → Montreux → Luzern/Lucerne → Montreux → Luzern/Lucerne → Mittenwald via Innsbruck → London
The details of this trip are here
Tips for having a stress-free trip:
This EXTRA INFO can help you:
(1) Save money when booking overnight accommodation.
(2) Know 'the rules'
(3) Have more comfortable journeys.
(4) Avoid last minute panics at the station etc etc.
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Simon Harper
I wanted to share my passion for train travel and explain how anyone can take the fantastic journeys I have taken.
This is one of more than 100 train travel guides available on ShowMeTheJourney, which will make it easier to take the train journeys you want or need to make. As always, all images were captured on trips taken by ShowMeTheJourney.
This second version of ShowMeTheJourney is exciting and new, so we are genuinely thrilled that you are here and reading this, but we also need your help.
We’re striving not to let anything get in the way of providing the most useful service possible, hence a facility has been set up with DonorBox which can be used to support the running costs and make improvements.
Instead of advertising or paywalls, your financial support will make a positive difference to delivering an enhanced service, as there’s a lot of ideas which we want to make happen.
So if you have found the info provided here to be useful, please consider saying thank you.
