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Paris to Bern, rail pass or just book.


Tyler Johnson

Myself, wife and kiddo are going to Paris, Switzerland and Belgium for a total of 8 days. Train from Paris to bern is about 500 total which seems about same price as a rail card for “4 days in a month.” I don’t understand what that even means. What do y’all recommend getting? Rail card or just booking as we go? 

Best answer by Yorkie

In simple terms a pass allows you unlimited train journeys on a single travel day  paying only for any required reservations.

There are 2 types 

A continuous pass where every day of its validity  is a travel day eg 15 days.

A flex passallows you to nominate any X days in the validity period as travel days eg 4 in a month.

Only you can work out the value depending on your itinerary.

There is plenty of advice in both the interrail website and the posts in the community 

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In simple terms a pass allows you unlimited train journeys on a single travel day  paying only for any required reservations.

There are 2 types 

A continuous pass where every day of its validity  is a travel day eg 15 days.

A flex passallows you to nominate any X days in the validity period as travel days eg 4 in a month.

Only you can work out the value depending on your itinerary.

There is plenty of advice in both the interrail website and the posts in the community 


Tyler Johnson
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  • August 23, 2022

So this pass if my vacay is 8 total days I can pick 4 travel days and get unlimited train trips on the speed train from Paris to bern with all the connections? I just will have to pay for each time we use METRO trains correct?


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Yes.


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