InterRail and InterRailing
InterRail and InterRailing
Sponsored by Rail Europe
InterRailing through Europe is a great way to see a number of countries and the continent, so if you're thinking about InterRailing then you've come to the right place; we'll give you the best information and everything you need to know.
Essentially, InterRailing's an open ticket that gives you unlimited travel around Europe. With an InterRail ticket you can go where you want, when you want, and its fantastic value for money.
There are two types of InterRail passes. Either a 'global pass', which allows you unlimited travel between the 30 participating countries, or a 'one-country pass', which allows you unlimited travel within that one country of your choice. You don't need to buy point-to-point tickets, InterRail passes saving you time and money.
When InterRailing, you'll be able to see the majesty of Berlin; walk through the cobbled-streets of Budapest; visit the small cafes in Ljubljana; stand under the Eifel Tower in Paris; and imagine the gladiatorial contests at the Colosseum in Rome. You can do all of these and more...
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InterRailing through Europe can be expensive, which is why we've got the perfect guide for you - InterRailing on a Budget.
It's a quick guide giving insider hints-and-tips on how to save money on the road, meaning you can afford that extra beer or two!
It's generally considered that the further east you travel the cheaper InterRailing is... for more ideas see our popular routes section...
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Darren Crocker
Darren is our country expert for Germany. He likes the country so much he lives there, and he's not even German...
Darren has travelled around the world and after a short stint back in Scotland he decided to move to Germany. Like a true backpacker he took to the country with zeal and has explored all that it has to offer, which helped him in writing this guide to Germany - give it a read. You won't be disappointed...
