Does anyone have a crazy Interrail Trip Itinerary that goes through all 33 countries in less than 2 months starting from Germany (or any Western European Country)
Start your own there are so many ways to combine all 33 countries :)
Please let me know if you got one.
Please let me know if you got one.
As not all countries are well connected it quite hard
but you could start Germany - Copenhagen - Gothenburg - Oslo - Trondheim - Östersund - Stockholm - (short cut ferry to Finland) or Stockholm - Lulea - Tornio/Kemi - Helsinki - Ferry to Tallinn - Tallinn - Riga - Vilnius - here is currently still a bus needed to Poland - Poland - Warsaw - Krakow - Ostrava - Kosice (SLovakia) - Budapest - Bucharest - Istanbul - Sofia - here a bus to Thessaloniki - Athens
North Macednia , Serbia and Montenegro are currently hard to reach (maybe leave them out)
Athens - Patras - Ferry to Italy - Venice - Trieste - Ljubljana - Zagreb - Vienna - (passing through Liechtenstein) to Zürich - Milan - Genoa - South coast of France - Barcelona - Mardrid - Badajoz - Lisbon - Porto - Vigo - Irun/Hendaye - Paris - London - Holyhead - Dublin - Belfast - Liverpool - Glasgow / Edinburgh - London - Brussels / Amsterdam
From Amsterdam to Luxembourg :)
It´s just a idea and the route combinations are endless have a look on the map and just start :D
From Genova you ALSO pass MOnaco!
Make a quick side tour-spend the extra for frecce=hispeed, from Milano to Roma (eternal city+ PLUS Vaticano-maybe even see the pope!). Or even better: via Roma coming off ferry from GR.
(PS: yes, I´ve visited all countries of EUR-even though San Marino only a few hrs), incl those that do not accept the railpass, like Ukrayna (in happier times of course)/Byelorus/Moldova. But that was over the span of much more as 20 yrs)
Reaching PT and coming back is very time-consuming, if you do not follow GRethaś footsteps overzealous, simply fly from somewhere in PT till Paris or direct BE/NL or so, or UK-if booked smartly less as 40€=perhaps even less as the mandatory extra REServations you need to make by train.
There are 100s of such blogs and as you are-selbstverstdl-denn die alle sind das ja auch-deutsch- can easily read them. Also try the old site of rail.cc (used also to have a quite informative forum like this, aimed at poor bekpekkers, but has merged due to corona with raildude=mainly for USAers.
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