A friend of a friend traveled by Eurail and told me that when you leave a destination you cannot pass through it again during the trip. Example, on a Milan/Bologna/Torino trip, leaving Milan and going to Bologna, I could not go back to Milan and then go to Torino. She said it works like a cycle, where you have to start and end in the city you started in without passing through it in the middle of the way. Can you please confirm if this is true?
Answer
Cycle Travel - need to start and end in the city you started?
Best answer by Hektor
Completely wrong / not true.
This is absolutely untrue. You can tell your friend that it is possible to travel however you like.
Please note that I don't work for Interrail/Eurail and that I don't reply to personal messages.
Completely wrong / not true.
I’ll tell her about it.
Have a good day ;)
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