Hello!
I have two enquiries:
1. If travelling 15+ "travel days" spread out over the span of 2 months via different countries within Europe + different cities/regions within those countries. Would the 2 Month Eurail Global Pass be best?
2. In 2nd Class, are there generally luggage compartments/areas to store luggage? Or is this only in 1st Class?
Thanks so much in advance!
Best answer by Yorkie
In my opinion somebody travelling on such a major journey will need a significant budget and a great deal of flexibility. Therefore the continuous pass is a no-brainer, for about an extra 200 euro
I would also suggest first class for a further 200 euros or so on either pass - Only about 10 euro per travel day.
I have just finished with a 10 day 2 month pass where I planned all 10 days to the last long distance second and buying cheap day tickets for local runs,.
Circumstances meant a major change which would only need 8 days of the planned usage so had 2 days using the 2 travel days for local hop-on hop-off trips. No need to worry about buying many tickets at a few euros or even medium distance day trips on ICE and IC type trains.
Exanples of day trips from a base such as Munich would be Nuremberg, Strasbourg, Vienna,
From Cannes you coud do Marseilles, Nice and Monte Carlo.
This has the advantage of leaving luggage in a base for a few days and even special multi-day rates in hotels or apartments. There is always a good selection of accommodation near mainline stations for early starts and late finishes
+10Hello!
1. if you only use trains 15 days, it would be perfect a 15 days in 2 month pass. But it does not exist. Only 10 days in 2 months. The good thing abou the 2 months continues pass, is that you could use it also when you are not getting to the next destination but to get to a near city/town or sometimes you can use suburban trains in the city, so you don't need to pay for public transport (underground/metro, bus and trams are not included in the pass, but like in Berlin you can use the S-Bahn.)
2. no something like that doesn't exist. You have to take with you and put the luggage under or over your seat, or there are luggage ranks in the carriage. Here a good overview how it works in Europe: https://www.seat61.com/luggage-on-european-trains.htm
Hello!
1. if you only use trains 15 days, it would be perfect a 15 days in 2 month pass. But it does not exist.
It does exist a 15 day in 2 months Eurail pass.
https://www.eurail.com/en/pass-details/descriptions-new/15-days-in-2-months
1. if you only use trains 15 days, it would be perfect a 15 days in 2 month pass. But it does not exist.
It does exist :)
+10I checked the eurail website, and there was a gap between 10d in 2m and 1m cont., because 15d in 2m was in the top as most popular. Sorry.
In my opinion somebody travelling on such a major journey will need a significant budget and a great deal of flexibility. Therefore the continuous pass is a no-brainer, for about an extra 200 euro
I would also suggest first class for a further 200 euros or so on either pass - Only about 10 euro per travel day.
I have just finished with a 10 day 2 month pass where I planned all 10 days to the last long distance second and buying cheap day tickets for local runs,.
Circumstances meant a major change which would only need 8 days of the planned usage so had 2 days using the 2 travel days for local hop-on hop-off trips. No need to worry about buying many tickets at a few euros or even medium distance day trips on ICE and IC type trains.
Exanples of day trips from a base such as Munich would be Nuremberg, Strasbourg, Vienna,
From Cannes you coud do Marseilles, Nice and Monte Carlo.
This has the advantage of leaving luggage in a base for a few days and even special multi-day rates in hotels or apartments. There is always a good selection of accommodation near mainline stations for early starts and late finishes
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