Whether you are on your first visit to Europe, or planning a repeat trip, chances are you'll find a railpass that's just right for you. Here are some points to consider when choosing the best pass for your needs.
How many people are in your party? Discounts are available for two people and groups.
Remember to ask about Age related discounts.
Determine how long you will be visiting Europe.
Plan an itinerary of the countries you plan to visit and in what order. Click on the map on the right for a larger view.
Try to plan for itinerary flexibility. Some Pass options require a certain number of consecutive days of travel while others offer more flexibility.
These are some of the most popular passes
Eurailpass (Great Flexibility for a wide range of travel) Unlimited Train travel through the 17 Eurail Countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
Europass® (Good Value and good Flexibility) Unlimited train travel in 5 countries, with lots of options. The 5 Europass® countries are: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland.
Eurail Selectpass (Great Value in a three country pass) Unlimited travel on the national rail networks of any 3 adjoining Eurail countries that are connected by train or ship. Our easy "country selector" makes the process of booking this pass very simple.
Single Country Passes (Best Deal when traveling to only one country or region) If you are only going to be traveling within one country, a single country railpass is your best option. Choose from any of 24 countries. Regional passes like Iberia and the Balkans are available as well.
Rail and Drive (for the ultimate in adventure and flexibility) Take the train for longer distances and then get a rental car to explore locally. This Pass is the choice of travelers who like to be able to see the out of the way places.
Point to Point tickets (For single trips) You can book a ticket from any of 3500 cities in Europe. This includes High Speed trains like Eurostar (the Channel train), Thalys or the TGVs.
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Rail travel is the best way to get close to all that Europe has to offer, from big cities and quaint hamlets to scenic beauty and fascinating people. The major cities and attractions you long to see are linked by the extensive European rail network -- a vast system stretching over 100,000 miles, as extensive in size and scope as the U.S. highway system. Train travel eliminates all the hassles that can play a part in a complex European itinerary.
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