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Question concerning journeys inside the home country

  • 11 April 2023
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Armand

Hi,

 

I’m planning a trip for this summer. I have a question concerning the journeys inside the home country. Let’s say I want to start from Paris, and on my way back I would to stop in another french city (let’s say Lyon) before coming back to the starting point. My question is : is the journey from Lyon to Paris included in the global pass ?

 

Also, if I understood properly, the journeys from the starting destination (here Paris) to the first, and from the last to the starting point are not counted as days of journeys in the case of a global pass with a specified amount of days. Is that so ?

 

Thank you !

 

Armand

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Best answer by rvdborgt 11 April 2023, 20:32

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The inbound and outbound journeys are not extra. It's just that on 2 of your travel days, you can also travel in your country of residence. You can then also use as many trains as you like, but only on 2 travel days.

Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
Angelo
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I don't quit understand what you are trying to say but you can use your Interrail Global Pass

in 33 countries EXCEPT YOUR OWN COUNTRY* in the partecipating train companies, to use a train you need to add the trains on the app or write on a paper pass. You will also use a travel day for that. A travel day goes from midnight to midnight CE(S)T. If you enter a train before midnight and you exit the next day ot will count only one day.

* You can use in your country the pass on two days, but this days are not extra to the travel days.

 

If you have still some questions feel free to ask.

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Les jours dans ton pays de résidence ne sont pas des jours supplémentaires. Tu as juste le droit de voyager 2 jours sur 10/15/etc. dans ton propre pays.

Tu peux très bien faire Paris - Lyon et retour la même journée. Il faut juste noter que la SNCF a instauré une réservation obligatoire pour les TGV (et Intercités) : 10€ (limité) puis 20€ jusqu'à ce que le TGV soit complet.

Ces frais s'additionnent vite en Espagne, France et Italie... 

Tu peux bien sûr emprunter les TER sans payer les 10 ou 20€

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