Replies posted by Wim Glas

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MainzerRight on track
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Munich to Budapest problem

Bookable in DB Navigator

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1 month ago
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Keeps calm and carries on
Trip2EUKeeps calm and carries on
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Night travel - will count day1 or day2 ?

I suggest to take the Caledonian Sleeper, which departs from Edinburgh at 23:40 local time (00:40 Central European Time). Travel days count from midnight CET, so you will spend only 1 travel day. You could arrive in Paris at 11:20.

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Keeps calm and carries on
12 days ago
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IllogicalCausesNew aboard
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OBB Nightjet

I know this nightjet used to call at München Ost instead of Hbf. Maybe you should update your rail planner app for the latest timetables.For information about which trains are included in your pass, open the rail planner app and go to More > Rail network guides. Here you can choose a relevant country. Let's choose Netherlands. A table with train operators appears. The second column shows nightjet is NOT valid if you own an OCP (One Country Pass). The third column however, shows the nightjet is valid if you own a GP (Global Pass).

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Hektor
Keeps calm and carries on
1 month ago
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GreenyRight on track
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Trip Advice Milan to St Moritz via Bernina Express

Toggle the '1 change max' filter in the rail planner, or add Tirano as an additional stop, in order to hide other routes.

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1 month ago
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BobbyRight on track
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Paris to Prague

Bruxelles Midi is the departure of the european sleeper to Prague. Toggle changes off in the app to see this train.

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Full steam ahead
1 month ago
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BobbyRight on track
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Prague to Austria (best stops) then back to Paris

Regarding your description, I should suggest to stay in Sankt Anton am Arlberg. This Austrian village is located near the summit of the Arlberg Pass at an elevation of 1300 m and therefore is a popular resort in summer and winter. The village is well connected by rail since international high speed trains call here. Some trains include panoramic coaches for an exciting expe Another rural resort which may interest you, is Seefeld in Tirol. This village is served by local trains only, but the journey offers breathtaking views if you approach Seefeld via Innsbruck.

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2 months ago
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BobbyRight on track
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Paris to Prague

Since a direct sleeper from Paris to Prague doesn't exist, the fastest connection is the sleeper from Mannheim to Prague. To view this connection in the interrail app, toggle '1 change max.'. This avoids changes during the night. Note you change at Mannheim in the late evening.

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Full steam ahead
1 month ago
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