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Hi everyone, in early March, I be travelling with my daughters with intended trip to start at Paris (2 nights), then Interlaken (1 night), then Rome (3 nights), then Florence (2 nights), then Nice (2 nights), then back to Paris (3 nights). Any advice or view if I should get all separate trip tickets or puchase a 5 days Eurail pass. I would like to check how much individual train ticket price costs and adds up before deciding on a Eurail pass. But how do i check at the app for individual trip price? Please advice. Thanks !

Hello everyone!I am trying to book seats for the middle of july as they are compulsory but they say there are no seats available, the carrier company is SNCF and the selling starts 150 days from the departure, it is possible that all the eurail pass holders are already sold? Our trip starts on 13th July. Thank you in advance!

Hello, I’ve plan the itinary I want to do, and now I would like to book the tickets. But I don’t understand how the platform works. For example, when I look at the maps, they say that Bari and Brindisi are linked by a train, but when I go to book a trip and the train available, it always says that it is not available.  What should I do ? Should I see directly with the train lines ? How to you usally proceed ? Thank you very much for your help.  Ambre

Hello everyone!I would like to ask everyone about buying the first class ticket with the second class pass.I have the second class Eurail pass and purchased the first class ticket of TGV with the pass via SNCB. I wonder if it is okay by regulations of TGV to buy the first class ticket with the second class pass.Of course, I paid more fare with my second pass (about 60 €) than with the first class pass (about 20 €). Thank you!

Hi,I live in Vienna, and on all the Interrail passes that I have had, I have got 3 inbound/outbound journeys and not 2. As I use Interrail passes regularly to go to Paris, this is quite convenient, because by buying 2 youth months-long global passes during sales, 2 back and forth journeys cost about 200€ including reservations, which is as much expensive or even cheaper than day trains. I just need to buy the ticket from Vienna to Freilassing or to Salzburg for one trip, which is 30€ with a Bahncard 50. For 4-days passes, this is also quite convenient, as 3 out of 4 days can be used in Austria.I wonder: how is the number of allowed days of trips inside the country of residence determined ? So far, I have only seen 3 days inbound/outbound. I have understood that it depends on the time it can take to go to the border, but I am not sure that any trip in Austria must really take more than 1 day, even if 6 hours domestic train rides exist. Are there any country which get only 2 days ? Switz

Hi, I am Stan trying to go via train from Annecy to Geneva. Are there any direct trains in July? My current searches have some trains but they go via a lot of stations and take a very long time for a short 2 hr journey from Annecy to Geneva

Why do I need a Eurail pass to only travel from Southampton, England to London, England and back to Southampton? Can I just purchase train tickets without a Eurail pass? 

Hi eveyone! This is the first time I have used an Interrail pass. I’m much looking forward to it!I have a Global Pass.  I want to reserve a seat for a journey from Vienna to Brussels. I know the train/s on which I want to travel. I have found the section of the ÖBB website where I can reserve the seats. The Interrail instructions tell me to “go to the ÖBB website or use their app, select your travel details, choose "Interrail/Eurail" as your pass type, and then select the desired train and seat reservation option to add it to your booking”. I have completed the first two of these steps but I cannot find where to choose ‘Interrail/Eurail’. I have scrolled down the page and scoured the website. I can’t find anywhere to chose m Pass Type. Can you please help?

I want to make sure that my planned itinerary makes sense, and that the Global Pass I purchased includes trains that get me to each country from the previous. Here is my planned trip:Start in England. Next stop Paris. (I have purchased the ticket for this separately.)Next stop Amsterdam, NetherlandsNext stop Helsinki, Finland (I was told that Helsinki is NOT a stop on Eurail. Is this true? Is it a special destination?)Final stop Stockholm Sweden.Is this the best order? Are trains available between stops? Anything else I need to know? This is my first, and probably my last trip to Europe. It will take place in May - early June, and Sweden is probably the last stop (or if a better order makes sense that put Sweden either first or in the middle, I’d like to know). Let me know if I can supply any additional information. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Hi, we’re travelling to Europe in June/July this year. Trying to book a trip from Interlaken, Switzerland to Florence, Italy in early July 2025 but only 1 option coming up which is a 18hr journey. Is it still too early to be booking this trip and can I assume there will be more options available to us in a couple of months when it’s a bit closer to the travel date?Thanks. :) 

quick question i will be  staying in Lyon France is there a nonstop train to Turin Italy or any nonstop trains to Italy at all.thanks in advance

Hi all, it's my first post. I'm travelling the beginning of July, a Saturday.  Flying into Zurich Switzerland and getting the train from the airport to Interlaken. I'll have an interrail card. My question is do I need to book the train beforehand or wait till I arrive. I do realise I can make as many bookings on that day. I'm just thinking if I'm delayed I'll have to make a second booking. Suppose I'm trying to gauge how busy trains are on Saturdays. Also I think the women's Soccer World Cup is on there too. 

l have purchased my global pass and then created my trip , l have attached my trip to my pass and l have made reservations and paid for them where required . For the journeys that have 3 train changes within the journey and l have to reserve seats on 2 of the legs but not required on the other 2 , how does the ticketing work ? l now only have a ticket for 2 legs of that day journey . As l have attached the trip to my pass does that suffice ? 

hi everyone..thank you in advance for your insights..we will be traveling around Europe in April-May. We are planning on catching a train from Milan to Tirano and from Tirano, italy take the Bernina Express...And get off in St Moritz and catch a train until we arrive in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Hello traveling from Barcelona to Carcassonne. Narbonne to Carcassonne required a reservation and I purchased it. Cant figure out how to reserve first part of trip. There is no “add to trip” icon 

I’m looking to plan a 3 week-ish trip in September with my 4 year old. It won’t all be solo, but some of it will be. Have not bought a pass and have no restrictions on that at the moment. Looking to plan the best route that works for us and then see what pass suits our needs. First of all, I’m looking for specific advice on travelling alone with a young child.Are there any top tips? What I might not have thought about?  Are there any destinations that just worked really well for your kid - not focused on child activities - she’s an incredibly easy going traveller, eats everything, loves a city vibe and is happy with an occasional a playpark, so any suggestions will do!Second of all, route advice with a child this age.We need to plan a return route from Glasgow for three weeks, ideally no fly but not against taking a flight one direction for ease and to maximise the adventure given our distance from the Eurostar.  The only must stop is Munich, at the request of my daughter. We managed a

[English below] Bonjour, je prevoi un voyage mais arrivé au payement des différentes liaisons payantes je recois une notification que "cette liaison n'est pas disponble.." (voir photo). Alors que dans l'élaboration de trajet ces trains sont disponible. Quelqu'un à une réponse/solution? Merci=> I planned a route with the available steps in the search/planner section but during the last step to pay the different small supplements it announces that they aren't available (see picture above). This doesn't make any sense right? Can someone help me out?

Hello,  i can’t do the seat reservation Lyon - Brussels. The missage is that:   If I go to the obtion more information and try to do at: https://www.b-europe.com/EN/Booking/Pass#OutboundAt this website we see:  And in the information box:  I don’t know what to do, if wait or look for an other option… Can someone help us? Thanks in advance. Aurora

How can I use my Eurail pass to avail 25% discount on cable car ticket of mount titlis. On Titlis ticketing website, it’s said that Eurail pass holders can avail 25% discount and I find no field to apply such discount. 

Hi all, I haven’t interrailed since I was 18 and I am booking a trip with my 8 year old. How do you reserve on avanti west coast?thanks 

Anyone know if I get 4 inbound/outbound days in a 5 days or a 7 days adult global pass as a swede? (I for instance got 4 inbound/outbound days in a recent 7 days adult global pass).I am asking this since I am considering staying a few days in the south of Sweden (Scania) before continuing my itinerary towards France and then finally I go home again to Stockholm, Sweden. And I also thought about doing the same on the journey back, i.e. staying in the south of Sweden (Scania) for one or two nights before using my final travel day to travel home (from Malmö to Stockholm). I might have to use 3-4 days of travel inside of Sweden to make this work. Would this be equivalent to "misusing the pass" (which I saw someone writing in a discussion about these pilots with 4 outbound/inbound trips)?

I have checked the rail planner app, and Rail Europe.Railplanner states £6 reservation fee for all trains from Sunderland to London.However rail europe states no reservation required.This has confused me, and Im wondering how to log the journey as free.

Hi all,I am travelling through Italy, France, Switzerland and Slovenia this April-June, and I am trying to determine the best value option for train travel. My first journey will be on April 22, my last on June 3. I’ve listed every planned train journey below.I’m trying to determine the best-value option. Should I get a Eurail pass, a Swiss Pass, or a combination of passes and single fare tickets?Are all the below trips worth using a whole day of a pass, or are some/all of the journeys short enough/regional enough for a standalone ticket to be better value? If so, what days would you use a pass on? What pass would you suggest?Complicating things somewhat is the fact I’m travelling with my partner up until Lyon, and we would obviously like to be seated together on those train journeys we take. He has the option of buying a shorter pass too, if it represents good value. I’ve indicated Naples > Rome Florence > Pisa > Lucca > Florence (Day trip) Florence > Cinque Terre (prob

I planned on traveling from Bayeux France to Paris on Mon 1-Sep. The reservation page show there are no trains that day. Is that possible? 

I have a Global Pass 1st class. I’ll be travelling next March and April from Brussels to Berlin, from Berlin to Vienna, from Vienna to Ljubljana, from Ljubljana to Venise. Réservations are not required, not compulsory, but I’d like to know if it would be  better to reserve to make sure I have a seated place. Thank you.