Eurail vacations by train

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Eurail adventures

  • Through Switzerland to Italy

    Milan, Lugano, Zürich, Florence, Lausanne, Lucerne, Paris

    The most scenic route to fresh pasta and Italian espresso? Through Switzerland. Head along UNESCO Alpine railways (camera at the ready) before soaking up Northern Italy.

  • Europe's Imperial Cities

    Budapest, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna, Prague

    A taste of opulence, uncover the rich cultural legacy of Europe’s three imperial cities as you wander palaces, castles and sprawling museums.

  • The edge of Iberia

    Vigo, Nîmes, Bordeaux, Porto, Barcelona, Madrid, San Sebastián

    Journey to the edge of the Iberian Peninsula. After crossing the Portugese-Spanish border, stop off along the west coast before heading south to the Algarve.

The mini-gap year

  • Epic Scandinavia

    Copenhagen, Sundsvall, Oslo, Amsterdam, Östersund, Osnabrück, Hamburg, Trondheim, Aachen, Stockholm, Flensburg

    A cross-border pilgrimage by rail from Trondheim to Sundsvall on Sweden’s coast, tracing the tracks of St Olav through Scandinavia’s wildest landscapes.

  • From Europe to Africa

    Cádiz, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Nîmes, Casablanca, Madrid, Fez

    Experience transcontinental travel by train on this adventure to North Africa. In Morocco, swoon over lavish riads, colourful souks, and the blue-rinsed village of Chefchaouen.

  • Stop-offs to Sicily

    Palermo, Zürich, Florence, Naples, Syracuse, Verona, Catania

    Italy’s ancient cities meet island escapism. Stop off through Italy and travel along the Tyrrhenian coastline, crossing the Strait of Messina to Sicily.

Europe 101

So you’re interested in vacationing and train travel in Europe? Great! We know it can be daunting though, so here is some essential reading to help you feel prepared.

Train travel Europe 101

Frequently asked questions

What’s included?

Our price includes all of your European vacation transport, accommodation and a personalised itinerary for your trip. You'll also have our travel experts on WhatsApp for disruption support and travel tips.

Are flights included?

We don’t include flights to Europe but do include all transport and accommodation when you get here. Short-haul flights are very carbon-intensive but thankfully traveling around Europe by train, ferry or bus is super easy and enjoyable.

Can I upgrade my hotel room?

You can choose different hotels on the trip page, and if you want to upgrade your room, there is a space in the booking form to let us know. Our team will then find upgrades and discuss these with you.

Do I have to start and finish in the same city?

Although we advocate for going flight free at every opportunity, we know that you might want to leave Europe from a different city. Our Concierge team can build you a custom one way trip.

Can I pay in US dollars?

Yes, you can! Whilst we show our prices in British pounds on the page, you can select US dollars on the checkout page, and the price on the payment page then will be shown in USD.

Baggage allowance?

There's no charge for baggage. If it can fit in the racks or overhead, you'll be able to take it with you as long as you can carry it. We can suggest bag storage or transfer options, and advise on over-sized items like surfboards or bicycles.

How do my tickets get delivered?

The vast majority of European train ticketing can be digital, but some (Spain, Portugal, and a handful of EuroCity trains) will need paper tickets which can be mailed to a hotel you’ll be staying at.

Is it a guided group trip?

These are self-guided tours, not part of a group. They include on-demand personalized support via WhatApp, text or phone. Think of it like DIY vacation, except all the planning and booking have been done for you, and you don’t need to worry about disruptions.

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