Good luck with this
I agree with the answers above and I’d like to add: Even if you have an Interrail Pass usually you have to make a reservation for Italian trains and you’ll have to pay for it.
As a German I’d say: It’s not the best place to visit at the moment but here’s what you need to know.As @mcadv said rule are quite strict but that’s due to the high numbers of cases. So I advise to be careful.If you are not vaccinated or recovered you might get some difficulties. When you see 2G it means a negative test result isn’t enough. In Saxony, they’ll even ask you for 2G proof in trains. I don’t know about other states but that’s something you should definitely keep in mind.Also be prepared and bring FFP2 masks. It varies from state to state but sometimes you’ll need these masks for public transport, shops, etc.
The first thing that came to my mind were the following offers:schloesserlandCARD: You can get a card for 10 days (24€) or for 1 year (48€), families will get a discount. It allows you to get into some of the most beautiful castles and exhibitions of Saxony, Germany including the amazing Dresden Xperience. The Pass Nantes: This one has different options (24h, 42h, 72h or 7 days). It allows you to use public transport for free, you’ll get free/reduced entry to museum castles, etc. and offers for restaurants in Nantes, France and the surrounding area.(I’ll add more if I have a good tip)
Hi fellow travellers,my name’s Martha. I’m from Germany where I currently study. Thanks to some amazing opportunities I was able to travel quite a lot already even though my family was never able to travel when I was younger. Last summer I did an Interrail trip to Italy and absolutely loved it! I joined this community to hear about your experience, share mine and also exchange travel advices.My favourite thing about travelling is to wander around in places where no one knows me and everything feels exciting. Probably we should often try to see our homes with the eyes of a visitor too because as a passenger I’m able to fall in love with such small things.
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