Eurail Traveler's Guide - Rail Plus

Traveler’s Guide 

2011 

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Contents 

Introduction 5 

Eurail Pass - Essential information 7 

Flexi Passes 11 

Trains in Europe 13 

Eurail Pass - Practical information 15 

Information by country 18 

Conditions of use 36 

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visit www.eurailgroup.com. Or perhaps you’d like to get 

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to www.eurailtravel.com. This comprehensive website is 

designed to help you get the most out of your Eurail Pass, and 

experience the best in culture and adventure that Europe has 

to offer. 

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Welcome to the world 

of Eurail Pass! 

Dear Eurail traveler, 

Congratulations! You’ve chosen the perfect way to travel 

through Europe - by train! The extensive European train 

network is safe, eco-friendly, comfortable and reliable. It will 

take you quickly and easily from the continent’s most dynamic 

cities to its loveliest villages. Equally important, you’ll be 

able to travel with maximum fl exibility - when and where you 

want - and in a relaxed way that gives you the chance to fully 

experience and appreciate the magnifi cent variety in Europe’s 

scenic landscapes. 

Your Eurail travel documentation includes this Traveler’s 

Guide, a Eurail Pass Map, a Eurail Pass Timetable, and 

a Eurail Pass Cover with a Travel Report inside. The Eurail 

Pass itself consists of the Pass Cover with the Travel Report 

together with an attached ticket. In this Traveler’s Guide you’ll 

fi nd ‘Essential Information’ on how to use your Eurail Pass, 

when and how you should make reservations, and more. 

Please read this section carefully! The guide also contains 

details of many other benefi ts and discounts the Pass entitles 

you to, and hints and tips to help you make your Eurail 

adventure as enjoyable and unforgettable as possible. 

Thank you for choosing Eurail Pass, and enjoy 

your journey! 


Introduction 

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Eurail Pass - 

Essential information 

Please read the following very carefully to ensure a 

smooth and pleasant Eurail Pass experience 

What travel documents will I need? 

Aside from the ticket and Pass Cover with the Travel Report 

that together make up your Eurail Pass, you will need a valid 

passport. Depending on your nationality, you may also need 

a visa to visit certain countries (find out at http://europa.eu/ 

travel). Travel insurance is also strongly recommended - this is 

not included in your Pass! 

How do I start using my Eurail Pass? 

First, you must activate the ticket. This can be done by 

the travel agent you purchased the Pass from, but also 

at a ticket window in any European train station. 

You must activate your Pass within 6 months after you 

buy it. The person activating your ticket will stamp the 

date in the activation box, and fill out your passport 

number and the first and last allowed days of travel. 

The first travel day can be the one on which the ticket 

is activated, or a later date - you choose. The last day 

will always correspond to the complete length of time 

the pass is valid for. 

Once the ticket is activated, treat your Eurail Pass as 

carefully as cash (no refunds if it is lost or stolen!), and 

keep it clean and unmarked. You are only allowed to 

write in the Travel Report section of the Pass Cover 

and, if you have a Flexi Pass, in the Travel Calendar 

section on the ticket itself. Flexi Passes have a Travel 

Calendar printed directly on the ticket (see example 

on page 11). If you have a Flexi Pass, please read the 

‘Using the Flexi Pass’ section carefully, page 11. 

What is the Eurail Pass Cover for? 

The Pass Cover protects your activated Eurail ticket, which 

is stapled inside. It also includes the Travel Report form 

that you must present, together with the ticket, to ticket 


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inspectors. Fill out your personal and ticket details before 

you start using your Pass, and fi ll out the journey details 

before you enter any new train, ferry or bus when using your 

Pass for transportation or a discount. 

How often can I use my Eurail Pass? 

It depends on the type you have. Eurail Global Passes, valid 

for 22 countries, come in two sorts. 

• The ‘Continuous’ Pass can be used as often as you want 

during the time period it is valid for. 

• The ‘Flexi’ Pass can only be used for a specifi c number 

of travel days during the period of validity. Eurail Passes 

that only cover specifi c geographical areas (Eurail Select, 

Regional and One Country Passes) are all Flexi Passes. 

Is my Eurail Pass valid for all trains and boats in Europe? 

Your Pass entitles you to transportation on all the national 

railways and shipping lines listed in your Eurail Pass Cover, and 

on some private railways listed in the ‘Information by Country’ 

section of this guide. Not included, however, are reservations 

costs and surcharges required for overnight beds and seats 

on certain international and high-speed trains. For more 

information, see the ‘Seat & Bed Reservations’ box below and 

the ‘Costs & Surcharges’ table on the back of the Eurail Map. 

Seat and bed reservations 

Certain trains - such as high-speed, international and night 

trains - usually require you to reserve a seat or a bed for 

an extra fee. Seats on such trains can be in high demand, 

especially to very popular destinations such as Italy, France 

and Spain, and during the July and August high season. 

Furthermore, the number of seats allocated to Eurail Pass 

holders on these trains can be limited. Advance booking 

is therefore highly recommended - preferably before 

you arrive in Europe (most trains can be booked up to 3 

months in advance). Should seats for pass holders be sold 

out for a train you want, you’ll have to purchase a full-fare 

ticket. But you could also try a different day or time, or 

consider taking an alternative route. To fi nd out whether a 

train requires reservations, consult your travel agent or the 

Eurail Timetable, enquire at a European railway station, or 

check a European railway website. The Austrian website 

www.oebb.at is particularly clear and user-friendly. 


For free passage on international ferry routes, your Pass 

must be valid for the country of departure AND the country of 

arrival. For discounted passage, the Pass must be valid for the 

country of departure OR the country of arrival. 



What if I need to travel 

through a country not 

covered by my Eurail Pass? 

If any portion of your journey 

goes through a country that 

is not covered by your Pass, 

you will need to buy a ticket 

for that leg of your journey. 

Do this at a ticket counter in 

advance, since tickets on the 

train will be more expensive. 

How do I make seat and bed reservations? 

Before your trip, you can make reservations through the 

travel agent who sold you your Pass. In Europe, make 

reservations at a railway station ticket counter, or a 

dedicated Eurail Aid Offices. These are located at airports 

and train stations in major European cities (see Information 

by Country for locations, page 18). 


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Using the Flexi Pass 

If you have a Flexi Pass, please read the following 

carefully to make sure you use it properly 

What’s the Travel Calendar on the Flexi Pass ticket for? 

Your Flexi Pass entitles you to a set number of travel days 

within a specific period of time. On any travel day, you can hop 

on and off as many trains as you like. But before you board 

your first train of the day, it is extremely important that you 

write the date in the Travel Calendar on your ticket. Not doing 

so is the same as traveling without a ticket, which means you 

will have to pay a full-fare ticket and may also risk a fine. 

How do I fill in the Travel Calendar? 

Your Travel Calendar will have a day and month box for each 

of the travel days you are entitled to. Even if you already have 

a carefully planned schedule worked out, don’t fill in the whole 

calendar at once - you’ll lose all flexibility about when you can 

travel! As you start each travel day, write the day and month in 

the proper boxes under ‘1’, for the first travel day, under ‘2’ for 

the second, etc. (see example below). Do not do this in pencil: 

you must use blue or black ink! Also, don’t forget to fill out the 

journey details on your Travel Report before taking each train, 

ferry or bus on a travel day. 

Example of the Travel Calendar and 

activation 

These 2 dates need to be filled in for your pass to be valid. 

Travel calendar 


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How do I enter an overnight journey in 

my Flexi Pass Travel Calendar? 

There are two ways: 

• If your train departs before 19.00h (7 pm), you need to 

use two travel days (fill in the day of departure in one set 

of boxes and the day of arrival in the next). 

• If you are traveling on a direct night train (with no connections 

or layovers) that departs after 19.00h (7 pm) 

and arrives after 04.00h (4 am), you only need to use one 

day - the day of arrival. For instance, if you take the direct 

night train from Prague to Vienna that departs on August 

2nd at 21.53, you only have to write August 3rd in the 

calendar. Please note that for such an overnight trip, your 

Pass must be valid on the day of departure and arrival 

(see Conditions of Use, article 7, page 37). 

A free overnight ferry, which includes one night, requires 

just one travel day. You may enter either the day of departure 

or the day of arrival in the Travel Calendar. 

What if I make a mistake filling out the Travel Calendar? 

Be very careful and try not to - mistakes cannot be corrected, 

since an altered travel date could be interpreted as an attempt 

at fraud. You will have to enter the correct day in the next 

box, which means you ‘lose’ one travel day. In case you make 

a mistake, you can have your Pass replaced for €30 (or the 

equivalent in local currency) at the nearest Eurail Aid Office 

(see Information by Country section, page 18). 

Does my Pass entitle me to anything else? 

Yes - to a great range of special benefits, including 

free or discounted transportation on European buses 

and ferries. See the Information by Country section for 

details. When making use of these benefits, keep the 

following points in mind. 

• You may only make use of free transportation on a 

travel day that you have written on your ticket. 

• Discounted travel does not require use of a travel day. 

You can take advantage of this at any time (even if you 

have used all your travel days) as long as the journey 

takes place before the last day of the overall validity. 


Discover the trains 

Not all trains in Europe are the same! There are many 

different types, each with its own advantages and 

offering different types of travel experiences. 

Local trains 

Easy, relaxed and intimate - that sums up the atmosphere of 

the countless local trains that you will find throughout Europe. 

Some of them only have 2nd class cars. Nowhere else will you 

get a better feel for the local people and European life than on 

these trains that weave their way from town to town, taking 

the locals to work, market or play. 

Express trains 

Domestic and international express trains make fewer 

stops, and get you to your destination more quickly than 

local trains. These are commonly called InterCity (IC) or 

EuroCity (EC) trains. These trains sometimes require a seat 

reservation. 

High speed trains 

Want to cover a long distance really fast, or as luxuriously as 

possible? There are many high speed services that criss cross 

Europe - all of them with comfortable 1st and 2nd class cars 

and catering services. Seat reservations are usually required, 

and additional costs must be paid. 

Legendary scenic rail routes 

Europe is bursting with picturesque scenery that can be 

enjoyed from any type of train. But there are numerous 

train routes that are legendary for the magnificent vistas 

they pass through. Eurail passes are valid for many of 

them, or entitle you to a discount. Reservations are sometimes 

required - they are always highly recommended. See 

the back of the Eurail Map for a sample of Europe’s most 

scenic routes. 

Night trains 

Night trains run between many of Europe’s major cities, and 

offer a variety of sleeping accommodations for different budgets. 

It’s a unique experience to arrive rested and ready-to-go 

in a brand new country early in the morning. A night train can 

also save you money, since the supplement you pay can cost 

less than a hotel room, depending on the accommodation you 

choose. Some overnight trains offer reclining seats (generally 

only 2nd class), which have the least expensive surcharge. 


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The majority offer standard couchettes as well as more luxurious 

sleepers, with the required supplement rising accordingly 

in price. 

Couchettes are compartments with four open bunks in 1st 

class and four or six open bunks in 2nd class. These are 

shared with other passengers of both sexes, and people 

generally sleep in their day clothes. Wash basins and toilets 

facilities are at the end of each train car corridor. A sheet, 

blanket and pillow are provided. Sleepers offer more comfort 

and privacy, accommodating one or two passengers in 

1st class, and two or three in 2nd class. They usually have 

a private wash basin and are allocated exclusively for either 

men or women, unless your party occupies all the beds in the 

compartment. Some night trains even offer deluxe sleeper 

compartments with a private toilet and shower. Reservations 

are always required. 

Travel document collection 

Border crossings and passport checks often take place 

on these trains in the middle of the night. It is therefore 

quite common before you go to sleep for the car attendant 

to collect your Eurail Pass and passport for border 

formalities, so you won’t have to be disturbed. This is 

standard procedure - your documents will be returned to 

you in the morning. Just double-check that the returned 

documents are indeed yours, and that they are all there. 


Eurail Pass - 

Practical information 

Assistance while traveling in Europe 

There are special Eurail Aid Offices in many major train 

stations where you can get information and assistance with, 

for instance, reservations. If your pass has been issued or activated 

incorrectly, do not use it! Instead, exchange it for a new 

one at a Eurail Aid office in a country that your Pass is valid in. 

You will find information on the location of the Eurail Aid offices 

in each country in the Information by Country section on page 

18. Please note that the opening hours are subject to change. 

1st or 2nd class 

Your class of travel depends on the type of Eurail Pass you 

have bought, and is indicated on your Pass ticket. If you have 

a 2nd class Pass and wish to travel 1st class on a particular 

journey, you will need to pay the price difference in advance 

at a ticket window. If you have a 1st class pass, you are not 

entitled to a refund if you travel in 2nd class. Some domestic 

trains do not have 1st class cars, and boat services do not 

generally offer a class distinction. At some major stations, 

there are special railway lounges that may be available to 

1st class Pass holders: These are listed in the Information by 

Country section (page 18). Please note that railways have the 

right to change their policy on Pass holder access to these 

lounges without notice. 

When and where’s my train? 

The Austrian Railway website (www.oebb.at), previously 

mentioned in Seat & Bed Reservations, is also a handy 

resource for checking train schedules, platform information 

and more in advance. It covers all of Europe, including small 

towns and international connections, and you can print out the 

schedules you need. Remember that European time is given 

using the 24-hour clock: after 12:00 noon comes 13:00 (1pm), 

14:00 (2pm) etc., up to 24:00 (midnight). 

You’ll find departure schedules and platform information in 

all train stations, ranging from posters (departures on yellow 

paper, arrivals on white) to computerized kiosks and boards 

providing up to the minute information. Larger stations almost 

always have a staffed information counter as well. On the platforms 

themselves, there are also usually displays confirming 

the next train’s departure time and destination. 


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Big city, many stations! 

Most larger cities have multiple train stations, and trains do not 

always stop at all of them. If you want to arrive at a specific 

station in a particular city, be sure to check that the train you 

want to take does stop there. And when heading on to a new 

destination, double check exactly which station you need to 

depart from, so you don’t go to the wrong one. 

Getting on the right train 

(and staying on it)! 

Ready to board? If you’ve made a reservation, you’ll 

find the car and seat number printed on the ticket. 

Some platforms feature a poster indicating exactly 

where specific cars stop on the platform. Be ready 

to board the train the minute it arrives; station stops 

are often very short. You can see if a car is 1st or 2nd 

class by the numbers posted near the train door or 

window (some trains have both classes in one car). 

Also keep in mind that trains are sometimes split in 

the middle of a journey, and continue on to different 

destinations. Pay close attention to the destination 

displays, where this will be indicated, and to any car 

numbers you see near exterior or interior doors. Before 

splitting, the conductor will announce which cars 

are going where. 

Are we there yet? 

Station stops are not always announced or may be announced 

in a foreign language that you do not understand. 

Take note of your scheduled arrival time and the names of the 

stations before your stop so you will be prepared to exit the 

train when it arrives at your destination. Station names are 

usually clearly visible on platforms, but you can always ask the 

conductor or a fellow passenger if you are not sure. 

Food on board 

Many long-distance and high-speed trains have full-service 

restaurant cars offering breakfast, lunch and dinner. On express 

trains, there are sometimes buffet and bar cars that sell 

light meals throughout the trip, and vendors who pass through 

the carriages selling snacks and beverages. Food service 

is not very common on local domestic trains. If you want to 

know if your train has a buffet or restaurant car, ask at the station. 

And of course you can always take your own picnic meal! 


Money 

You’ll find many ATMs affiliated with Plus (Visa) and Cirrus 

(MasterCard) where you can regularly get cash for daily 

expenses. Bring a credit and/or debit card, and enough cash 

in the currency of the country you’re arriving in for a day or so 

as an emergency backup. Make sure this is mostly in smalldenomination 

bills ($50 equivalent or less) as larger bills aren’t 

always accepted in certain outlets and trains. For an overview 

of Eurail-participating countries that have the Euro as currency, 

see the back of your Eurail Pass Map. 

Luggage 

Since you’ll be carrying or wheeling this around for most of 

your trip, we recommend that you travel light! Depending on 

the type of train, you’ll find luggage racks above the seats 

and/or at the end of the car. Do keep an eye on your luggage, 

since railways cannot be held responsible for lost or stolen 

bags. Most major train stations offer storage facilities or coinoperated 

lockers for luggage. 

Safety 

Train stations can be busy, exciting and sometimes even overwhelming 

places. In Europe, they are generally quite safe, but 

those with a lot of tourist traffic will sometimes draw thieves 

and pickpockets. Be especially alert in stations and on trains 

going to or from an airport, and always keep a close eye on 

your valuables! 


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Information by country 

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Here you will find country-specific information that is useful 

for your Eurail journey, including airport links to the main city 

centers, Aid Offices and extra Pass benefits. These benefits 

usually cannot be secured in advance, but must be arranged 

on the spot. Please note that benefits are subject to change: 

before booking, confirm that the company honors the discount. 

Multiple countries 

MP3 Audio City Guides 

15% discount on over 250 audio city guides at All Audio Guides. To claim 

your discount and get your private city guide enter code: Eurail11 on 

www.allaudioguides.com/eurail.php 

Austria 

A Pass valid in Austria is valid with ÖBB, 

the national railway company of Austria 

and with the following private railway line: 

• ROeEE 

Discounted boat services 

Blue Danube Schiffahrt 20% discount; 

www.ddsg-blue-danube.at 

• Sightseeing boat trips in Vienna and 

Wachau 

BSB, SBS and ÖBB 50% discount; 

www.bsb-online.com 

• Boat crossings on Lake Constance 

(Bodensee) from May to October 

Donauschiffahrt Wurm & Köck 

special price; www.donauschiffahrt.de 

• Linz-Passau: reservation compulsory 

Other pass benefits 

Meininger hotels 10% discount 

if you book directly with Meininger at 

www.meininger-hotels.com 

• Located in Berlin, Frankfurt, 

München, Köln, Hamburg, Wien, 

London and Salzburg (from spring 

2011). All-you-can-eat breakfast is 

€ 4,00 and free WiFi in the lobby. 

Contact: +49(0)30 6663 6100 or 

welcome@meininger-hotels.com 

ÖBB Intercitybus 

(1st and 2nd class) 

free transportation; www.oebb.at 

• Graz-Klagenfurt 

• Klagenfurt/Villach-Venezia (Mestre 

& Piazzale Roma) (included if your 

Pass is valid in both Austria and 

Italy; supplements are required) 

Aid Offices 

Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof 

Daily: 6:30am - 9:45pm 

Salzburg Hauptbahnhof (Lounge) 

Daily: 6:30am - 9:30pm 

Wien Westbahnhof (Vienna) 

Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 7:00pm 

Saturday: 8:00am - 1:00pm 

Airport links 

Vienna: the international airport is 

Vienna Schwechat (VIE). From the 

airport there are connections to Wien- 

Nord, Wien-Mitte (Eurail Passes are 

valid on S-Bahn, not on CAT), Wien- 

West, Wien-Meidling (VAL,Vienna 

Airport Lines, bus every 20 minutes, 

Eurail Passes are not valid) 

Belgium 

A Pass valid in Belgium is valid with the 

national railway company NMBS/SNCB. 

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Extra pass benefi ts 

HUSA-Hotels 10% discount; 

www.husa.es 

Discount on the best internet rate, not 

in combination with other offers. 

Book at www.husa.es (login: RAIL 

PASS, password: EURAILINTERRAIL) 

or by tel. +34 902 100 710 (reference 

Eurail InterRail) 

Aid Offi ce 

Gare de Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels) 

Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 8:00pm 

Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 

9:00am - 4:30pm 

Airport links 

Brussels: the main airport is 

Brussels Nationaal Airport. From 

the airport there are connections 

to Brussels North, Central, 

Midi (Train, every 20 minutes) 

and to many other destinations. 



Bulgaria 

A Pass valid in Bulgaria is valid with BDZ, 

the national railway company of Bulgaria. 

Airport links 

Sofi a: from the airport there are 

busses to the Sofi a central railway 

station (bus 84 and 284). Eurail 

passes are not valid. 

Croatia 

A Pass valid in Croatia is valid with HZ 

Putnicki prijevoz, the national railway 

company of Croatia. 


Croatia hotels 20% discount 

in hotel Porin (Zagreb), hotel Diora 

(Zagreb), hotel Mursa (Osijek) and 

hotel Zeljeznicar (Split). 

www.croatia-express.com 

Aid Offi ce 

Zagreb Glavi Kolodvor 

(main railway station) 

Daily: 0:00am - 11:59pm 

Airport links 

Zagreb: from the airport there are 

1 - 2 busses per hour to the city bus 

terminal. Eurail passes are not valid. 

Czech Republic 

A Pass valid in the Czech Republic 

is valid with CD, the national railway 

company of the Czech Republic. 


CD lounges 

Holders of a 1st class rail pass have 

free access to the CD lounges located 

in several railway stations. 

Czech Railway Museums 

• Luzna: 20% discount. Czech Railway 

Museum at Luzná u Rkovníka; 

www.cdmuzeum.cz 

• Zlonice: 50% discount. Opening 

hours (May till September): 

Saturdays 9:00am - 3:00pm or on 

request. www.sweb.cz/zmzlonice 

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Expressbus Nürnberg - Praha 

• 6 times a day, travel time 3 hours 50 

min. Pass holders with a Pass valid in 

Germany AND Czech Republic need 

a reservation (10 Euro 2nd class, 15 

Euro 1st class). Pass holders with 

a Pass valid ONLY in Germany OR 

Czech Republic need a special ticket. 

Tickets and reservations available in 

Praha and Nürnberg. 

Orea Hotels Up to 20% discount 

upon presentation of your pass. Phone 

+420 800 12 00 12; www.orea.cz 

Prague Castle 20% discount for 

the ‘Full Visit‘; www.hrad.cz 

For more benefi ts in Czech Republic 

see www.cd.cz/cdbonus 

Aid Offi ce 

Praha Liben (Prague Liben station) 

Daily: 6:00am - 8:50pm 

Airport links 

Prague: from the airport there are 

connections to Praha Hlavni Nadrazi 

railway station (Airport Express Bus 

AE). Eurail Passes are not valid. 

Denmark 

A Pass valid in Denmark is valid with 

the national railway company DSB 

and with the following private railway 

companies: 

• Arriva 

• DSB S-Tog 

• DSB-First 


Color Line 50% discount on normal 

fares (not on reclining seats and 

meals); www.colorline.com 

• Hirtshals-Kristiansand 

• Hirtshals-Larvik 

Denmark +45 (0)99 561 977; 

Norway +47 (0)81 500 811 



DFDS Seaways 25% discount on all 

categories except Commodore class 

• Copenhagen-Oslo 

reservation at: www.dfdsseaways. 

com/railpass (subject to availability) 

Scandlines free transportation; 

www.scandlines.de 

• Helsingør-Helsingborg 

• Puttgarden-Rødby Færge 

Stena Line 20% discount; 

www.stenaline.com 

• Frederikshavn-Göteborg 

• Grenå-Varberg 

Denmark +45 96 200 200; 

Sweden +46 (0)31 704 0000 

Other pass benefi ts 

DSB lounges 

Holders of a 1st class rail pass 

have free access to the DSB lounge 

located in Århus, Copenhagen and 

Odense. 

Jernbane museum 

25% discount; 

www.jernbanemuseum.dk 

Danish railway museum in Odense 

Nordjyske Jernbaner (Railway) 

50% discount 

• Frederikshavn-Skagen 

• Hirtshals-Hjørring 

Aid Offi ce 

Central Station København 

(Copenhagen) 

Daily: 9:30am - 6:00pm 


Airport links 

Copenhagen: the main airport is 

Copenhagen Kastrup. From the airport 

there are connections to København H 

(Train every 10 minutes), Malmö (Train 

every 20 minutes) and to many other 

destinations. 

Finland 

A Pass valid in Finland is valid with 

VR, the national railway company of 

Finland. 


Finnlines 30% discount on offi cial 

fares (port tax and meals excluded) for 

online bookings; www.fi nnlines.com 

• Gdynia-Helsinki 

• Helsinki-Rostock 

• Helsinki-Travemünde 

Information and reservations: 

www.fi nnlines.com or call 

Germany +49 45 028 0543 or 

Sweden +46 771 340 940 

Tallink Silja Oy; www.tallinksilja.com 

• Helsinki-Rostock: 30% discount 

• Helsinki-Stockholm via Mariehamn: 

50% discount 

• Helsinki-Tallinn: 50% discount 

• Stockholm-Turku via Mariehamn: 

50% discount 

All discounts granted on the cabin 

category C-A. Port taxes are extra. 

Finland +358(0)600 174 552; 

Sweden +46(0)822 2140 

Viking Line Special price for Pass 

holders; www.vikingline.fi 

• Turku/Helsinki-Stockholm 


Railway Museums free 

admission 

• Hyvinkää: www.rautatie.org 

Hyvinkäänkatu 9, 

tel +358 (0) 3072 5241 

• Jokioinen: Narrow-gauge railway 

(open June - mid August) 

Veljekset Salmela free bus 

transportation 

• Kemi / Tornio-Haparanda 

Aid Offi ce 

Railway station Helsinki 

Mon-Fri: 10:00am - 5:00pm 

Airport links 

Helsinki: from the airport there are 

busses every 10 minutes to the railway 

station (bus 615). Bus 61 goes to 

Tikkurila railway station. Eurail passes 

are not valid. 

France 

A Pass valid in France is valid with SNCF, 

the national railway company of France. 

It is then also valid for travel between 

France and Basel, Geneva (Switzerland), 

Port Bou (Spain) and Ventimiglia (Italy). 


Bateaux Parisiens 50% discount; 

www.bateauxparisiens.com 

Seine river excursions 

Irish Ferries 30% discount; 

www.irishferries.com 

• Cherbourg-Rosslare (February to 

December)* 

• Roscoff-Rosslare (May to September)* 

*No daily sailings, reservation compulsory. 

France +33(0)233 234 444; 

Ireland +353(0)818 300 400 


Admission with a discount 

• France Miniature Parc in Elancourt; 

www.franceminiature.com 

• Grévin Wax Museum in Paris: 20% 

off (www.grevin.com) 

Bus SNCF free transportation 

• Digne-St Auban 

• Digne-Veynes 

• Canfranc-Oloron 




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Chemins de Fer Corse 50% discount; 

www.trainstouristiques-ter.com 

• All journeys in Corsica 

Chemins de Fer de Provence 50% 

discount; www.trainprovence.com 

• Digne-Nice 

RER Paris Free transportation on the 

RER train from Paris Charles De Gaulle 

airport to Paris Nord railway station (in 

this direction only). In order to obtain 

access, go to the RER station at CDG 

Terminal 1 or 2. Ask for a ‘contremarque‘ 

at the ticket window, showing 

your Pass. You will need this ‘contremarque‘ 

to enter the platform, and to 

exit the RER station at Paris Nord. 

Aid Offices 

Gare de Marseille St. Charles 

Daily: 6:00am - 10:00pm 

Gare de Nice Ville 

Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 8:30pm 

Sun: 8:30am - 5:30pm 

Gare de Paris-Lyon 

Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 8:00pm 

Gare de Paris-Nord 


Sat-Sun: 9:00am - 8:00pm 

Gare de Paris-St. Lazare 



Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 

(Paris CDG Airport) 

Terminal 1 RER Station Bureau SNCF 


Sat: 8:00am - 3:00pm 

Sun: 10:00am - 5:00pm 

Airport links 

Paris: the main airport is Airport 

Charles de Gaulle. From the airport there 

are connections to Paris Nord (RER Line 

B) and many other destinations. 

Lyon St. Exupéry: from the airport 

there is a tram link to Lyon Part Dieu 

(Rhônexpress, every 15 minutes - 

Eurail Passes not valid) 

Germany 

A Pass valid in Germany is valid with 

DB, the national railway company of 

Germany. 

A Pass valid in Germany is also valid 

for travel from Germany to the stations 

of Basel Bad Bf(Switzerland) and 

Salzburg Hbf(Austria). 

For the validity of your Eurail Pass on 

trains operated by private 

railway companies please refer to 

www.eurailgroup.com/ 

germanrailways.aspx 






Donauschiffahrt Wurm & Köck; 

www.donauschiffahrt.de 

• Linz-Passau: reservation compulsory 

Finnlines 30% discount on official 


online bookings.; www.finnlines.com 

• Helsinki-Rostock 

• Gdynia-Rostock 

• Helsinki-Travemünde 

• Malmö-Travemünde: 20% discount 


www.finnlines.com or call Germany 

+49 45 028 0543 or Sweden 

+46 771 340 940 

KD-German Rhine Line free 

transportation; www.k-d.de 

Free sailings on boats operated by ‘KD 

German Rhine Line‘ making trips on 

the Rhine between Köln and Mainz and 

on the river Mosel between Koblenz 

and Cochem (except on boats making 

cruises of several days between Basel 

and Rotterdam or Trier and Koblenz). 



• Puttgarden-Rødby Færge 


Tallink Silja Oy; www.tallinksilja.com 

• Helsinki-Rostock: 30% discount 



Finland +358(0)600 174 552; 

Sweden +46(0)822 2140 


Berlin Night Express reduced 

fare if your Pass is valid in Sweden 

(compulsory reservation of a couchette 

or bed); 

www.berlin-night-express.com 

• Berlin-Malmö (not daily, includes 

ferry crossing Sassnitz-Trelleborg) 

S-Bahn 

Free transportation on the S-Bahn in 

major German cities. S-Bahn can be 

recognized by the logo; White S on a 

green background. 

Zugspitzbahn 10% discount; 

www.zugspitze.de 

• mountain railroad Garmisch-Partenkirchen 

- Grainau - Zugspitzplatt and 

on some cable cars in the summit area 

Europabus 20% discount; 

www.romanticroadcoach.de 

• on the EB 190/190A Romantische 

Strasse (May to October): Frankfurt/M 

- Rothenburg ob der Tauber - 

Augsburg - München/Füssen. 

Reservation strongly recommended 

via incoming@touring-travel.de or 

Touring Tours & Travel by 

phone +49 (0)69 719 126 261 or 

fax +49 (0)69 719 126 156 

Expressbus Nürnberg - Praha 

• 6 times a day, travel time 3 hours 50 

min. Pass holders with a Pass valid in 

Germany AND Czech Republic need 

a reservation (10 Euro 2nd class, 

15 Euro 1st class). Pass holders 

with a Pass valid ONLY in Germany 

OR Czech Republic need a special 

ticket. Tickets and reservations available 

in Praha and Nürnberg. 

Meininger hotels 10% discount 

if you book directly with Meininger at 

www.meininger-hotels.com 

• Located in Berlin, Frankfurt, 

München, Köln, Hamburg, Wien, 

London and Salzburg (from spring 

2011). All-you-can-eat breakfast is 

€ 4,00 and free WiFi in the lobby. 

Contact: +49(0)30 6663 6100 or 

welcome@meininger-hotels.com 

Aid Offices 

For general train information: phone: 

+ 49 1805 99 66 33 internet: 

www.bahn.com/international 

Reisezentrum Berlin 

Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) 

Daily: 6:00am - 10:00pm 

EurAide Berlin Hbf Reisezentrum 

(lower level) 

Mon-Fri: 11:00am - 8:00pm 

(in Summer extended hours) 

Closed January and February 

Reisezentrum Köln Hbf (Cologne) 

Mon-Fri: 6:00am - 10:00pm 


Reisezentrum Dresden Hbf 



Reisezentrum Frankfurt am Main 

Hbf (Frankfurt Central Station) 

Mon-Fri: 6:00am - 10:00pm 

Sat-Sun: 7:00am - 10:00pm 

Reisezentren Frankfurt Flughafen 

Fernbahnhof UND Regionalbahnhof 

(Frankfurt Airport Long Distance 

AND Regional railway stations) 

Daily: 6:00am - 10:00pm 

Reisezentrum Hamburg Hbf 



Reisezentrum Hannover Hbf 



Reisezentrum Heidelberg Hbf 


Sat+Sun: 10:00am - 6:00pm 

Reisezentrum Leipzig Hbf 

Mon-Fri: 6:00am - 10:00pm 

Sat+Sun: 7:00am - 10:00pm 

Reisezentrum München Hbf 

(Munich Central Station) 

Daily: 7:00am - 9:00pm 




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EurAide München Hbf (Munich) 

Reisezentrum 

Mon-Fri: 11:00am - 7:00pm 

(in Summer extended hours) 

Closed January and February 

München Flughafen (Munich 

Airport) 

DB Counter in Terminal 1 

Daily: 7:30am - 10:00pm 

Reisezentrum Stuttgart Hbf 

Daily: 6.00am - 10:00pm 



Airport links 

Berlin: the major airports are Berlin 

Tegel (TXL) and Berlin Schönefeld 

(SXF). From Tegel Airport there is 

a frequent Bus service to Berlin 

Zoo station (bus 109 or X9 - rail 

passes or rail tickets are not valid 

on the buses).From Schönefeld 

airport there are train connections 

to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central 

Station) and many other city and 

regional destinations (S-Bahn (every 

20 minutes) and Regional-Express/ 

Regionalbahn (every 30 minutes). 

Düsseldorf: from the airport there are 

connections by train (S-Bahn, every 

20 minutes) to Düsseldorf Hbf and to 

many other destinations 

Frankfurt: from Frankfurt Rhein/Main 

airport there are train connections to 

Frankfurt am Main Hbf and to many 

other destinations (regional trains and 

S-Bahn, every 10 to 15 minutes). The 

airport is also directly linked to the 

long-distance ICE/IC network. 

Munich: the main airport is Munich 

F.J.Strauss. From the airport there are 

connections to München Hbf and to 

many other regional destinations by 

train (S-Bahn, every 10 minutes). 

Great Britain 

Aid Offices 

Rail Europe Travel Center 

British Columbia House 

London SW1Y 4XT 

Mon-Fri: 10.00am - 6:00pm 

Sat: 10:00am - 5:00pm 

German Rail UK Booking Centre 

Surbiton KT6 6UB 

Tel.: 08718 808 066 

Mon-Fri: 9.00am - 8.00pm 

Sat+Sun: 9.00am - 1.00pm 

Greece 

A Pass valid in Greece is valid with 

TRAINOSE, the national railway 

company of Greece. 


Attica Group (Eurail Member): 

Superfast Ferries 30% discount 

provided you have already realized 

(or reserved) a crossing in the Adriatic 

Sea with Superfast Ferries or Blue Star 

Ferries; www.superfast.com 

• Heraklion (Crete)-Piraeus 

Reservations: +30 210 891 9130 or 

info.athens@superfast.com 


Superfast Ferries / Blue Star Ferries 

Free air seats/dormitories for 1st class 

Pass holders, free deck passage for 2nd 

class Pass holders with a Pass valid in 

Greece AND Italy; www.superfast.com 

• Bari-Corfu (sailings during summer 

period) 

• Ancona-Igoumenitsa 

• Bari-Igoumenitsa 

• Ancona-Patras 

• Bari-Patras 


Seasonal surcharge: June and 

September € 10 per person; July and 

August € 20 per person. Port taxes 

€ 7 per passenger, per embarkation. 

A fuel surcharge may apply. Check-in 

time 2 hours. 

When your Pass is valid in Greece 

only, you can get 30% discount. 

Italy, Ancona +39 071 202 0334 

info.anconaport@superfast.com 

Italy, Bari +39 080 528 2828 

info.bariport@superfast.com 

Greece +30 210 891 9130 


Blue Star Ferries 30% discount 

provided you have already realized (or 

made a reservation for) a crossing in 

the Adriatic sea with Superfast Ferries 

or Blue Star Ferries; 

www.bluestarferries.com 

• Piraeus - Cyclades 

• Rafi na - Cyclades 

Reservations: +30 210 891 9800 or 

info.athens@superfast.com or 

booking@bluestarferries.com 

HML, service operated by 

Endeavor Lines 

• Patras-Brindisi, extra stops at Corfu 

& Cefalonia in the summer. 

In high season (15/06-15/09) 30% 

discount on all categories (except the 

luxury cabin); Outside the high season 

50% discount. Information and booking: 

Brindisi +39 0831 528 531, 

Email: resa@hml.it and 

Rome +39 06 4740141, 

Email: hml.roma@tiscali.it 

Ionian Travel 20% discount 

• Day cruise from Athens to the 

islands of Aegina, Poros and Hydra; 

including lunch. 

Booking: Ionian Travel, 4, Pireos str. 

(1st fl oor), Athens 

Tel: +30 210 523 4774; 

email: ionian@acci.gr. 

Minoan Lines (Eurail member) - 

Domestic 30% discount provided 

you have already realized (or reserved) 

a crossing in the Adriatic Sea with 

Minoan Lines; www.minoan.gr 

• Corfu-Igoumenitsa 

• Igoumenitsa-Patras 

• Corfu-Patras 

• Heraklion-Piraeus 

Minoan Lines (Eurail Member) - 

International Free air air-type seats 

for 1st class Pass holders, free deck 

passage for 2nd class Pass holders 

with a Pass valid in Greece AND Italy.; 

www.minoan.gr 

• Patras/Corfu/Igoumenitsa-Venice 

• Patras/Igoumenitsa-Ancona 

Season Surcharge: In middle season: 

€ 10, High Season: € 20. Port Taxes: 

€ 7. Fuel surcharge is extra. 

Check-in time 2 hours. 

Upgrades available with reduced fares 

upon embarkation. 

For more information: 

Italy, Ancona tel.: +39 071 201708, 

email: Minoan@minoan.it 

Italy, Venice tel.: +39 041 5041201, 

email: booking@minoanlines.it 

Greece, Piraeus tel.: 

+30 210 4145700, 

email: booking@minoan.gr 


Athens railway museum 

free admission 

Daily (except Mondays) 9:00am - 

1:00pm + Wednesdays from 5:00pm 

- 8:00pm; 4, Siokou street, Athens 

Ionian travel in Athens 15% 

discount 

• Athens sightseeing tour 

• Certain hotels in Athens 

• One day excursion to Delfi or 

Epidaurus (lunch included) 

Booking: Ionian Travel, 4, Pireos str. 

(1st fl oor), Athens 

Tel: +30 210 523 4774; 

email: ionian@acci.gr. 

TRAINOSE lounges 

Holders of a 1st class Eurail Pass have 

free access to the TRAINOSE lounges 

located Athens and Larissa. 




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Aid Offi ces 

Hellenic Railways Travel agency 6, 

Sina Street Athens 

Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 3:00pm 

Railway Station of Patras 

Daily: 8:00am - 4:00pm & 

5:00pm - 0:30am 

Central Railway Station of 

Thessaloniki 

Daily: 5:30am - 1:00pm & 

4:00pm - 0:30am 

Airport links 

Athens: the major airport is Athens 

E.Venizelos. From the airport there is 

a train every hour to Athens Central 

Railway Station and to Kiato New 

Railway Station (change at Ano 

Liossia station) 

Hungary 

A Pass valid in Hungary is valid with 

MÁV-START, the national railway 

company of Hungary. 

A Pass valid in Hungary is also valid on 

the following private railway lines: 

• Györ-Sopron-Ebenfurt & Sopron- 

Szombathely-Szentgotthárd 

operated by GySEV/Raaberbahn 

(www.gysev.hu) 

Extra pass benefi t 

Hungarian Heritage Railway 

Park 50% discount on the entrance 

fee for the Hungarian Heritage Railway 

Park (seasonal opening hours). The 

Park can be reached from Budapest 

Nyugati Railway Station with Desiro 

trains running towards Esztergom. 

www.mavnosztalgia.hu or 

www.vasuttortenetipark.hu 

Aid Offi ce 

16 József Attila Street, Budapest 1051 

(V. district), 

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm 

Airport links 

Budapest: the main airport is Budapest 

Ferihegy 1. Direct connections 

to Budapest Nyugati (train every 15 

minutes) and other destinations. 

Ireland 

A Pass valid in Ireland is valid with 

Irish Rail/Iarnród Éireann, the national 

railway company of the Republic of 

Ireland and with Translink NI Railways, 

the national railway company of 

Northern Ireland. 


Irish Ferries 30% discount; 

www.irishferries.com 

• Cherbourg-Rosslare 

(February to December)* 

• Dublin Ferryport-Holyhead 

• Pembroke-Rosslare 

• Roscoff-Rosslare (May to 

September)* 

*No daily sailings, reservation 

compulsory. 

France +33(0)233 234 444; 

Ireland +353(0)818 300 400 

Norfolkline Irish Sea 25% discount; 

www.norfolkline.com 

• Belfast-Liverpool (Birkenhead) 

• Dublin-Liverpool (Birkenhead) 

+44 20 8127 8303 



• Fishguard-Rosslare: Express/ 

Superferry 

• Dublin Port-Holyhead Superferry 

Stena Adventurer 

• Holyhead-Dun Loaghaire: HSS (High 

Speed Service) Summer only 

• Stranraer-Belfast: Superferry/HSS 

+ 353 (0)8447 707070; 

in Ireland 01204 777 



HINI Youth Hostels 10% 

discount on HINI hostels in Belfast, 

Armagh, Bushmills, Whitepark 

Bay, Newcastle and Enniskillen. 

Reservations via info@hini.org.uk or 

+44 28 9032 4733; www.hini.org.uk 

Aid Offices 

Rep. of Ireland: 

Irish Rail Travel Centre 

35, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1 

Mon - Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Northern Ireland: 

NIR Travel, Great Victoria Street 

Station, Belfast 

Mon - Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm 

Sat 9:00am - 12:30pm 

Airport links 

Dublin: from the airport Airlink busses 

go to Heuston and Connolly railway 

station (bus 748). Eurail passes are 

not valid. 

Belfast: Sydenham railway station is 

next to the airport. 

Italy 

A Pass valid in Italy is only valid with 

Trenitalia, the national railway company 

of Italy. 



Superfast Ferries / Blue Star Ferries 

Free air seats/dormitories for 1st class 

Pass holders, free deck passage for 2nd 

class Pass holders with a Pass valid in 

Greece AND Italy, www.superfast.com 

• Bari-Corfu (sailings during summer 

period) 

• Ancona-Igoumenitsa 

• Bari-Igoumenitsa 

• Ancona-Patras 

• Bari-Patras 

Seasonal surcharge: June and 

September € 10 per person; July and 

August € 20 per person. Port taxes 

€ 7 per passenger, per embarkation. 

A fuel surcharge may apply. Check-in 

time 2 hours. When your Pass is valid 

in Italy only, you can obtain a 30% 

discount. 

Italy, Ancona +39 071 202 0334 

info.anconaport@superfast.com 

Italy, Bari +39 080 528 2828 

info.bariport@superfast.com 

Greece +30 210 891 9130 


Grimaldi Lines 20% discount on official 

fares (port taxes, fixed dues and 

special fares excluded); 

www.grimaldi-lines.com 

• Barcelona-Civitavecchia Daily, except 

Sundays. In summer daily 

• Barcelona-Livorno 3 times a week 

• Catania-Valletta twice a week 

• Civitavecchia-Tunis (Tunisia) once 

a week 

• Catania Trapani-Civitavecchia once 

a week 

• Civitavecchia-Porto Torres (Sardinia) 

Low season: 3 times a week; mid 

season: daily, except Sundays; high 

season: daily 

• Catania-Genova once a week 

• Genova/Civitavecchia-Valletta once 

a week 

• Livorno-Valencia 2 times a week 

• Salerno/Palermo/Trapani-Tunis 

(Tunisia) twice a week 

Get your ticket on 


and then fill in the form EURAIL 

INTERRAIL. The discount will be 

refunded on the credit card 

Italy: +39 081 496 444; 

Fax +39 081 551 7716; 

email: info@grimaldi.napoli.it 

HML, service operated by 

Endeavor Lines 

• Patras-Brindisi, extra stops at Corfu 

& Cefalonia in the summer. 

In high season (15/06-15/09) 30% 

discount on all categories (except the 

luxury cabin); Outside the high season 

50% discount. Information and booking: 

Brindisi +39 0831 528 531, 

Email: resa@hml.it and 

Rome +39 06 4740141, 

Email: hml.roma@tiscali.it 




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Minoan Lines International (Eurail 

Member): free air air-type seats for 1st 

class Pass holders, free deck passage 

for 2nd class Pass holders with a Pass 

valid in Italy AND Greece.; www.minoan.gr 

• Patras/Corfu/Igoumenitsa-Venice 

• Patras/Igoumenitsa-Ancona 

Season Surcharge: In middle season: 

€ 10, High Season: € 20. Port Taxes: 

€ 7. Fuel surcharge is extra. 

Check-in time 2 hours. 

Upgrades available with reduced fares 

upon embarkation. 

For more information: 

Italy, Ancona tel.: +39 071 201708, 

email: Minoan@minoan.it 

Italy, Venice tel.: +39 041 5041201, 

email: booking@minoanlines.it 

Greece, Piraeus tel.: 

+30 210 4145700, 

email: booking@minoan.gr 


ÖBB Intercitybus 

(1st and 2nd class) 

free transportation; www.oebb.at 

• Klagenfurt/Villach-Venezia (Mestre 

& Piazzale Roma) (included if your 

Pass is valid in both Austria and 

Italy; supplements are required) 

Aid Offices 

Stazione Bari Centrale 

Daily: 8:00am - 7:30pm 

Stazione Bologna Centrale 

Daily: 6:15am - 10:10pm 

Stazione Firenze SMN (Florence) 

Daily: 5:45am - 9:50pm 

Stazione Genova PP 

Daily: 6:00am - 8:30pm 

Stazione Milano Centrale (Milan) 

Daily: 6:00am - 9:00pm 

Stazione Napoli Centrale (Naples) 

Daily: 6:30am - 9:30pm 

Stazione Pisa 

Daily: 7:20am - 8:40pm 

Stazione Roma Termini (Rome) 

Daily: 6:30am - 10:55pm 

Stazione Torino PN (Turin) 

Daily: 7:30am - 8:30pm 

Stazione Venezia Santa Lucia 

(Venice) 

Daily: 7:30am - 8:00pm 

Airport links 

Pisa: the main airport is Pisa 

Galileo Galilei. From the airport 

there are connections to Firenze 

SMN, Pisa Centrale and many other 

destinations. 

Rome: the main airport is Roma 

Fiumicino. From the airport there 

are connections to Roma Tiburtina/ 

Ostiense (train every 15 minutes- all 

passes are accepted) and Roma 

Termini (train every 30 minutes - only 

1st class Passes are valid on the 

Leonardo Express.) 

Milan: the main airport is Milan 

Malpensa. From the airport there 

are connections to Milano Centrale 

(Bus: Malpensa Shuttle), Milano 

Bovisa/ Milano Cadorna (Express train 

Ferrovie Nord Milano). Eurail passes 

are not valid in these connections. 

Twice a day, Frecciarossa Trenitalia 

trains go directly to/from Milano 

Centrale, Bologna, Firenze, Roma and 

Napoli. Eurail passes are accepted on 

these trains, reservation is compulsory. 

Luxembourg 

A Pass valid in Luxembourg is valid with 

CFL, the national railway company of 

Luxembourg, but not on CFL buses. 

Aid Office 

Luxembourg Central Station 

Daily: 6:00am - 8:00pm 

Airport links 

Luxembourg: from Findel airport bus 

9 and 16 go to the railway station. 

Eurail passes are not valid. 

Montenegro 

A Pass valid in Montenegro is 

valid with ZCG, the national 

railway company of Montenegro. 


The Netherlands 

The national railway company of the 

Netherlands is NS. 

A Pass valid in the Netherlands is valid 

with NS, and on the following private 

railway lines: 

• Arriva 

• Connexxion 

• DB Regio Westfalen / Prignitzer 

Eisenbahngesellschaft 

• DB Regiobahn / AVV 

• Eurobahn / Keolis 

• Synthus 

• Veolia 




• IJmuiden-Newcastle 

reservation at: 

www.dfdsseaways.com/railpass 

(subject to availability) 



• Harwich-Hoek van Holland: 

reservation compulsory 

+ 353 (0) 1204 7777 


NS Hispeed lounges 

On the day of travel, holders of a 1st 

class reservation have free access to 

the NS Hispeed lounges located in 

several railway stations. 

Aid Offi ces 

Schiphol Airport Railway station 

Daily: 6:30am - 9:00pm 

Amsterdam Central Station 

Daily: 6:00am - 9:00pm 

Airport links 

Amsterdam: the major airport is 

Amsterdam Schiphol. From Schiphol 

every 15 minutes there are direct 

trains to Amsterdam Centraal and 

to many other destinations in the 

Netherlands as well as to Belgium, 

France and Germany. 

Norway 

A Pass valid in Norway is valid with 

NSB, the national railway company 

of Norway and also valid for travel 

from Oslo to Gøteborg (Sweden) and 

from Oslo to Stockholm (Sweden) in 

direct border crossing trains. 




Color Line 50% discount on normal 

fares (not on reclining seats and 

meals); www.colorline.com 

• Hirtshals-Kristiansand 

• Hirtshals-Larvik 

Denmark +45 (0)99 561 977; 

Norway +47 (0)81 500 811 



• Copenhagen-Oslo 

reservation at: www.dfdsseaways. 

com/railpass (subject to availability) 


Nettbus Møre AS 

50% discount; www.nettbuss.no 

• Ålesund-Åndalsnes bus services 

Veøy Buss AS 50% discount; 

www.veoy.no 

• Åndalsnes-Molde bus services 

Railway museum free admission; 

www.norsk-jernbanemuseum.no 

• Hamar 




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The Flåm Railway 

30% discount; www.fl amsbana.no 

• Flåm-Myrdal 

Aid Offi ce 

Central Station Oslo 


Airport links 

Oslo: the main airport is Oslo 

Gardermoen. From the airport there 

are connections to Oslo Sentral. Eurail 

Passes accepted on regional trains, 

but not on the airport express train/ 

Flytoget. 

Moss Airport Rygge has also 

become an important international 

airport. Free bus transfer to Rygge 

station. From Rygge to Oslo NSB 

trains every hour. 

Poland 

A Pass valid in Poland is valid with 

PKP dependent railway company: 

PKP Intercity JSC. 

A Pass valid in Poland is also valid 

with the following companies owned 

by local governments: 

• KM Koleje Mazowieckie 

• Przewozy Regionalne (Regional 

Services) 


Finnlines 30% discount on offi cial 

fares (port tax and meals excluded) 

for online bookings.; 

www.fi nnlines.com 

• Gdynia-Helsinki 

• Gdynia-Rostock 


www.fi nnlines.com or call Germany 

+49 45 028 0543 or Sweden 

+46 771 340 940 

Other pass benefi t 

PKP lounge 

Holders of a 1st class rail pass have 

free access to the PKP lounge (Strefa 

VIP) at Warszawa Centralna. 

Airport links 

Warsaw: bus 175 City-Airport Link, 

every 15 minutes from the airport to 

Warszawa Centralna railway station. 


Portugal 

A Pass valid in Portugal is valid with 

CP, the national railway company of 

Portugal. 


Carristur; www.carristur.pt 

• Lisboa: City - Airport connection 

in Aeroshuttle and Aerobus*: 

€2,00 

• 25% discount on touristic tours 

in Porto, Braga, Coimbra and 

Lisboa* by CARRISTUR. 

*It is necessary to present a reservation 

valid within 3 days before or after 

the date of the tour for one of the 

following trains: Alfa Pendular (AP), 

Intercidades (IC), Sud Expresso or 

Lusitânia. 

CP lounge 

Two hours previous to departure or 

after arrival, holders of a 1st class train 

reservation for the trains Alfa Pendular 

(AP), Sud Expresso or Lusitânia have 

free access to the CP lounge located 

in Lisboa Oriente. 

Hotels in Portugal 

Visit ‘Special Offers - Hotel Partnerships‘ 

at www.cp.pt in order to consult 

special hotel rates and reservation 

conditions. 

Oceanário 15% discount; 

www.oceanario.pt 

• located near Lisboa Oriente railway 

station 

Aid Offi ces 

Estação de Santa Apolónia Lisboa 

(Lisbon) 

Daily: 6:15am - 10:30pm 


Estação de Porto Campanhã 

(Oporto) 

Daily: 7:00am - 12:00am and from 

1:00pm - 11:30pm 

Airport links 

Lisbon: from the airport there are 

connections to Lisboa Cais do Sodre, 

Oriente (Aerobus and Aeroshuttle - 

Eurail Passes not valid) 

Porto: the main airport is Francisco 

Sá Carneiro. From the airport there 

are connections to Campanha (Metro 

Porto every 20 minutes). Eurail Passes 

are not valid. 

Romania 

A Pass valid in Romania is valid with 

CFR Calatori, the national railway 

company of Romania. 


Hotel Alexandros and Lotru 

Villa in Busteni: 30% discount from 

reception rates. The reservation has to 

be made 15 days in advance via 

www.hotel-alexandros.ro; 

telephone + 40 (0) 244 320 138; 

fax +40 (0) 244 320 056 

• Hotel Crowne Plaza in Bucharest: 

20% discount from best available 

rate on the offi cial website 

www.crowneplaza.com/bucharest 

via reservations@crowneplaza.ro or 

by telephone: + 40 (0) 212 240 034. 

• Hotel Europa and Ana Aslan 

Health Spa in Eforie Nord: 30% 

discount from best available rate on 

the offi cial website www.anahotels. 

ro; telephone +40 (0) 241 702 807 

Romanian railway museum 

50% discount; www.cenafer.ro 

• Bucuresti: Nord station, 

Str. Grivitei nr. 193 B, sect 1 

Aid Offi ces 

Bucuresti Nord Railway Station 

(Bucharest) 

Wasteels Voyages Romania 


Sat: 8:00am - 2:00pm 

Brasov Railway Station 

Wasteels Voyages Romania 


Sat: closed 

Airport links 

Bucuresti: from Henri Coanda airport, 

bus 780 to Bucuresti Nord railway station 

or bus 783 to Plata Victoria, 800m 

from Bucuresti Nord railway station. 




Serbia 

A Pass valid in Serbia is valid with ZS, 

the national railway company of Serbia. 

Extra pass benefi t 

Serbian Railway museum 

• Beograd - Free sightseeing 

Aid Offi ce 

Beograd Railway Station (Belgrade) 

Daily: 0:00am - 12:00pm 

Airport links 

Beograd: From Nikola Tesla airport, city 

bus 72 goes to the bus station Zeleni 

venac (about 500m from Belgrade‘s railway 

station). Eurail passes are not valid. 




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Slovenia 

A Pass valid in Slovenia is valid with SZ, 

the national railway company of Slovenia. 

Aid Offi ce 

Ljubljana Railway Station 


Sat, Sun and holidays: closed 

Airport links 

Ljubljana: 1 bus per hour from 

Ljubljana Airport to the main railway 

station. Eurail passes are not valid. 

Spain 

A Pass valid in Spain is valid with 

RENFE, the national railway company 

of Spain. 


Balearia: 20% discount on offi cal 

seat fares; www.balearia.com 

• Various crossings between the 

Balearic islands 

• Barcelona-Palma de Mallorca/ 

Ciutadella/Ibiza/Mahon 

• Denia-Ibiza/Formentera 

• Palma de Mallorca-Valencia 

Tickets and reservations available in 

travel agencies or locally in Balearia 

offi ces or at +34 902 160 180. 

Grimaldi Lines: 20% discount on offi 

cial fares (port taxes, fi xed dues and 

special fares excluded); 


• Barcelona-Civitavecchia Daily, 

except Sundays. In summer daily 

• Barcelona-Livorno 3 times a week 

• Livorno-Valencia 2 times a week 

Get your ticket on www.grimaldi-lines.com 

and then fi ll in the form EURAIL 

INTERRAIL. The discount will be 

refunded on the credit card 

Italy: +39 081 496 444; 

Fax +39 081 551 7716; 

email: info@grimaldi.napoli.it 


Bus SNCF free transportation 

• Canfranc-Oloron 

FEVE 50% discount; 

www.feve.es 

• Cartagena - Los Nietos 

• León - Bilbao 

• Oviedo - Ferrol 

• Oviedo - Santander 

• Santander - Bilbao 

• Local lines in Asturias, Galicia, 

Cantabria, Vizcaya, León and Murcia 

tel. +34 985 982 380 

FGC (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat 

de Catalunya) 50% discount; 

www.fgc.net 

• Barcelona-Vallès 

• Cable line of Gelida-Cable line of 

Montserrat 

• Anoia-Llobregat 

• Monistrol-Montserrat: rack line 

• Nuria-Ribes de Fresser: rack line 

HUSA-Hotels 10% discount; 

www.husa.es 

Discount on the best internet rate, not 

in combination with other offers. 

Book at www.husa.es (login: RAIL 

PASS, password: EURAILINTERRAIL) 

or by tel. +34 902 100 710 (reference 

Eurail InterRail) 

Railway Museums 50% 

discount www.museodelferrocarril.org 

• Barcelona: Vilanova i la Geltru, 

Pl. Eduard Maristany s/n 

• Madrid: Paseo de las Delicias, 61 

Sala club lounge 

Two hours previous to departure, 

holders of a Club, Gran Clase or Preferente 

1st class train reservation have 

free access to the Sala Club lounge 

located in several railway stations. 

Aid Offi ces 

International train information: 

902 243 402 (daily 7:00am - 11:00pm) 


Domestic train information: 

902 320 320 (daily 24h) 

Estación Barcelona-Sants 

Mon-Fri: 9:30am - 2:00pm and 

4:00pm - 7:00pm 

Estación Barcelona-França 

Mon-Fri: 8:00 am - 9:00pm 

Aeropuerto Internacional Madrid- 

Barajas (Madrid Airport) 

Terminal T1 arrivals counter 

Daily: 8:00am - 9:00pm 

Terminal T4 arrivals counter 

Daily: 8:00am - 8:00pm 

Estación Madrid-Chamartín 

Daily: 8:30am - 9:00pm 

Estación Sevilla-Santa Justa 

(Seville) 

Daily: 8:00am - 8:00pm 

Estación Valencia-Nord 


Saturdays (not Holidays): 

8:00am - 1:00pm 

Airport links 

Barcelona: the major airport is Barcelona 

El Prat. From the airport there 

are connections to Barcelona Sants 

(train every 30 minutes). 

Madrid: the major airport is Madrid 

Barajas. From the airport there are 

connections to Madrid N. Ministerios 

(Metro). Eurail passes are not valid. 

Valencia: the major airport is Valencia 

Manises. From the airport there are 

transfers to Valencia Nord via metro 

Valencia. Eurail passes are not valid. 

Málaga: from the aiport there are 

connections to Málaga María Zambrano 

(Train, every 30 minutes). 

Sweden 

A Pass valid in Sweden is valid with 

SJ, the national railway company of 

Sweden. 

A Pass valid in Sweden is also valid 

on the following railway lines: 

• Direct SJ trains to and from 

Copenhagen and Copenhagen 

Airport 

• Direct border crossing trains from 

Göteborg and Stockholm to Oslo 

• Arlanda Express 

• Arriva 

• DSB First 

• Inlandsbanan 

• JLT (local train services in Småland) 

• Skånetrafiken 

• Tågkompaniet 

• Värmlandstrafik (local train services 

in Värmland) 

• Västtrafik (local train services in 

Western Sweden) 

• Veolia 


Destination Gotland special fare; 

www.destinationgotland.se 

• Nynäshamn-Visby 

• Oskarshamn-Visby 

Finnlines 20% discount on official 


online bookings.; www.finnlines.com 

• Malmö-Travemünde: 


www.finnlines.com or call 

Germany +49 45 028 0543 or 

Sweden +46 771 340 940 



• Helsingør-Helsingborg 



• Frederikshavn-Göteborg 

• Grenå-Varberg 

Denmark +45 96 200 200; 

Sweden +46 (0)31 704 0000 

Tallink Silja Oy 50% discount; 

www.tallinksilja.com 

• Helsinki-Stockholm via Mariehamn 

• Riga (Latvia)-Stockholm 

• Tallinn (Estonia)-Stockholm: 

• Stockholm-Turku via Mariehamn: 



Finland +358(0)600 174 552; 

Sweden +46(0)822 2140 

Viking Line Special price for Pass 

holders; www.vikingline.fi 

• Turku/Helsinki-Stockholm 




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Berlin Night Express reduced 

fare (compulsory reservation of a 

couchette or bed); 

www.berlin-night-express.com 

• Berlin-Malmö (not daily, includes 

ferry crossing Sassnitz-Trelleborg) 

Länstrafi ken in Norrbotten 

free bus transportation 

• Haparanda-Luleå 

Museum railway Smalsparet 

30% discount 

Traffi c in summer only (July-August); 

www.smalsparet.se 

Sveriges Järnvägsmuseum 

(Railway museums) 50% discount; 

www.banverket.se/en/Swedish- 

Railway-Museum 

• Ängelholm 

• Gävle 

Veljekset Salmela free bus 

transportation 

• Kemi / Tornio-Haparanda 



Aid Offi ce 

Stockholm Central Station 

Mon-Fri: 10:00am - 6:00pm 

Sat-Sun: 10:00am - 4:00pm 

Airport links 

Stockholm: the main airport is Stockholm 

Arlanda. From the airport there 

are connections to Stockholm Central 

(train every 15 minutes) and many 

other destinations. 

SJ lounges 

Holders of a Eurail Pass 1st class 

have free access to the SJ lounges in 

Stockholm and Göteborg. 

Switzerland 

A Pass valid in Switzerland is valid 

with SBB, the national railway company 

of Switzerland. 

A Pass valid in Switzerland is also 

valid on the following private transport 

companies: 

• BLS boat services on Lake Brienz 

and Lake Thun (www.bls.ch) 

• BSG boat services on Lake Biel and 

on the river Aare between Biel and 

Solothurn (www.bielersee.ch) 

• CGN boat services on Lake Geneva 

(www.cgn.ch) 

• LNM boat services on Lake 

Neuchâtel / Murten 

• SGV boat services on Lake Luzern 

• URh boat services on the river 

Rhine between Constance and 

Schaffhausen 

• ZSG boat services on Lake Zurich 

(www.zsg.ch) 

• AB Appenzeller Bahnen AG 

• ASM Aare Seeland mobil AG 

• BDWM Transport AG 

• BLS AG 

• BLT Baselland Transport AG 

• CJ Chemins de Fer du Jura 

• FART Regional lines Ticino, 

including the Centovalli railway to 

Domodossola (Italy) 

• FB Forchbahn AG 

• FW Frauenfeld-Wil-Bahn AG 

• LEB Chemins de Fer Lausanne- 

Echallens-Bercher 

• MBC Chemin de fer Bière-Apples- 

Morges 

• MOB Montreux Oberland Bernois 

• MVR Transports Montreux-Vevey- 

Riviera 

• NStCM Chemin de Fer Nyon-St. 

Cergue-Morez 

• RA RegionAlps Martigny - Orsières 

/ Le Chable 

• RBS Regionalverkehr Bern- 

Solothurn 

• RhB Rhätische Bahn AG (including 

RhB-Bus Tirano-Lugano) 


• SOB Südostbahn 

• SSIF Società subalpina di emprese 

ferroviarie 

• SZU Sihltal - Zürich - Uetliberg 

• THURBO AG 

• TMR Transports de Martigny et sa 

Regions 

• TPC Transports Public du Chablais SA 

• TPF Transports public fribourgeois 

• TRAVYS SA 

• TRN Transports régionaux neuchâtelois 

• WB Waldenburgerbahn 

• WSB Wynental- und Suhrentalbahn 

• ZB Zentralbahn AG 






Wilhelm Tell Express discounted 

fare; www.wilhelmtellexpress.com 

• Nostalgic boat crossing Luzern- 

Flüelen and connecting train ride 

to Locarno/Lugano: (reservation 

compulsory) 


Bernina express; www.rhb.ch 

• Chur/St Moritz - Tirano - Lugano: 

reduced fare for compulsory 

reservation Chur/St Moritz- 

Tirano and for connecting bus 

to Lugano 

Discounted private railway companies 

25% - 50% 

• BB Bürgenstockbahn Kehrsiten- 

Bürgenstock 

• BET Bergbahnen Engelberg 

- Trübsee - Titlis / Engelberg - 

Kleintitlis 

• BLM Lauterbrunnen - Grütschalp 

- Mürren 

• BOB Berner Oberland - Bahnen 

• GGB Gornergratbahn 

• JB Jungfraubahn 

• MGB Matterhorn - Gotthard Bahn 

(Glacier Express) 

• PB Pilatusbahn (Alpnachstad - 

Pilatus Kulm / Kriens - Fräkmüntegg 

- Pilatus Kulm) 

• RB Rigi - Bahn 

• SthB Stanserhorn Bahn 

• WAB Wengeralpbahn 

SBB lounge 

Holders of a Eurail Pass 1st class 

have free access to the SBB lounge in 

Zürich HB. 

Aid Offices 

Bahnhof Basel SBB 



Hauptbahnhof SBB Bern 


Sat: 8:00am - 4:50pm 

Hauptbahnhof SBB Bern 


Sat: 8:00am - 4:50pm 

Gare de Genève (Geneva) 


Sat: 9:00am - 4:45pm 

Gare de Genève Aéroport 

(Geneva Airport) 


Sat : 9:00am - 5:30pm 

Bahnhof Interlaken-West 

Mon-Fri: 9:00am - noon & 1:30pm - 

6:30pm 

Sat/Sun: 9:00am - noon & 1:30pm - 

5:00pm 

Bahnhof SBB Luzerne (Lucerne) 


Sat: 8:00am - 6:00pm 

Hauptbahnhof SBB Zürich (Zurich) 

Daily: 6:30am - 9:30pm 

Bahnhof SBB Zürich Flughafen 

(Zurich Airport) 

Daily: 7:00am - 7:45pm 

Airport links 

Geneva: the main airport is Genève 

Cointrin. From the airport there are 

connections to Genève (Train, every 

15 minutes) and to many other cities 

in Switzerland. 

Zurich: from the airport there are 

connections to Zürich Hb ( Train every 

15 minutes), and to many other cities 

in Switzerland. 



Conditions of use 

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Eurail Pass 

Conditions of Use 

1. Eurail Pass definition 

A Eurail Pass consists of a ticket and a Pass Cover that includes the 

Travel Report. Neither the ticket nor the Pass Cover is valid on its 

own. Those who travel using one without the other risk payment of 

a full-fare ticket and a fine, subject to the rules of the national railway 

company. 

2. A Eurail Pass is strictly personal 

A Eurail Pass is strictly personal, non-transferable and valid only upon 

presentation of a passport or other recognized travel identification 

document. Those who travel without a passport or a legal equivalent 

to be presented together with the Pass risk payment of a full-fare 

ticket and a fine. 

3. A Eurail Pass must be activated 

A Eurail Pass must be activated before it can be used for a journey. An 

activated Pass will show the first and last day of validity of the Pass. 

Activation must take place within 6 months of the issuing date stamp 

in the upper right hand corner of the ticket. Only an authorized travel 

agent or a European railway official can activate a Eurail Pass. Those 

who travel using a ticket without an activation date stamp risk payment 

of a full-fare ticket and a fine. 

4. Recording personal, ticket and journey details in the Travel 

Report 

All Eurail Pass holders must fill out the personal and ticket details in 

the Pass Cover Travel Report before using the Pass. Before boarding 

a train, bus or boat, each journey must be recorded in the Journey 

Details section of the Travel Report in blue or black ink. Those who 

travel without having recorded these details risk payment of a full-fare 

ticket and a fine. 

5. Seat availability 

A Eurail Pass does not guarantee a seat in a train or boat. Reservations 

are required for certain trains and ships, and surcharges may 

apply. Fees for seat reservations, sleeping accommodation, port 

taxes, meals, and other services while onboard trains and boats are 

not included in the Pass. 

6. Flexi Pass: Filling in the Travel Calendar box 

Flexi Pass holders may choose the days on which they travel within 

a longer period of overall validity. Before boarding the first train, bus 

or boat on a travel day, the date must be correctly entered in blue or 

black ink in the corresponding Travel Calendar boxes on the ticket. 

Those who travel on a date that has not been entered on the ticket 

risk payment of a full-fare ticket and a fine. 


7. Flexi Pass: Overnight journeys 

If a trip on a direct overnight train departs after 19.00h (7pm) and 

arrives after 04.00 (4am), it is only necessary to enter the date of 

arrival in the Travel Calendar boxes on the ticket. This also covers 

travel between 19.00h (7pm) and 24.00h (12 midnight) on the day of 

departure, as long as the day of departure and arrival both fall within 

the overall period of the Pass’s validity. When using an overnight ferry 

covered by the Pass, either the date of departure or arrival may be 

entered in the Travel Calendar boxes on the ticket. 

8. Misuse of a Eurail Pass 

Aside from the payments and fines detailed above in connection with 

improper use of a Eurail Pass by the legal Pass holder, railway staff are 

authorized to confiscate a Pass which appears to be forged, which is 

being used by anyone other than the person to whom it was issued, 

or on which personal details have been altered. Anyone using a fake 

pass is considered to be attempting to perpetrate fraud against both 

Eurail Group and the national railway company they are traveling on. 

This will be reported to legal authorities, who will determinate the 

proper penalties. 

9. Lost, stolen or damaged passes 

A duplicate Eurail Pass unfortunately cannot be issued for those that 

are lost, stolen, or damaged in such a way that it they are unusable. 

10. Countries and companies for which the Eurail Pass is valid 

The Eurail Global Pass is valid for travel with the participating railway 

companies in the 22 countries listed on the Pass Cover (excluding 

Montenegro, Poland and Serbia). Eurail Select, Regional and One 

Country Passes are only valid for the country or countries which are 

printed on the ticket itself. 

11. Eurail Pass validity 

A Eurail Pass is valid within the overall time period indicated on the 

Pass. Travel can begin after 00.00 hours on the first day printed on the 

Pass, and the last trip must be finished by midnight (24.00 hours) on 

the last day of validity. 

12. 1st and 2nd class 

A Eurail Pass is valid for travel in the class indicated on the Pass 

ticket. 1st class passes are also valid in 2nd class cars. Those wishing 

to travel 1st class with a 2nd class pass must pay the full difference 

between 1st and 2nd class fare on the respective route. There is no 

refund for 1st class Pass holders traveling in 2nd class. 

13. Eligibility 

The Eurail Pass can only be used by those who reside outside of 

Europe, the Russian Federation and Turkey. 

14. Eurail Pass categories 

Restrictions apply to using Eurail Passes in different categories. 

• A Child Pass can only be used by travelers who are younger than 12 

years of age on the first day that the Pass is valid. In some countries, 


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different age restrictions may apply for children traveling on a Eurail 

One Country Pass. 

• A Youth Pass can only be used by travelers who are younger than 

26 years of age on the first day that the Pass is valid. 

• A Senior Pass can only be used by travelers who are above 60 years 

of age on the first day that the Pass is valid. 

• A Saver Pass is valid for everyone in the party (maximum 5) listed on 

the control voucher, but only when they are traveling with the Saver 

Pass in their possession. If people in the party split up and travel 

separately, those who are not carrying the Saver Pass will need to 

buy a separate train ticket. 

15. Refund policy 

You can submit an application for refund up to a year after the date of 

issue. You will be refunded for the cost of the Pass minus a 15% cancellation 

fee, if your Pass is returned to the place of purchase either 

before the first day of validity or certified as “UNUSED” by a railway 

official in Europe before the first day of validity. Once activated, Passes 

are considered “used”. Passes that are (partially) used, lost or stolen 

will not be refunded or replaced. 

16. Liability 

Issuing offices and the Eurail Group G.I.E. act only as the intermediary 

of European carriers, and are not liable for operation of national rail 

services. 

17. Responsibility 

Eurail Group G.I.E. cannot be held responsible for damages or extra 

costs incurred due to loss of baggage, theft, force majeure, strikes, 

or canceled trains. However, in some of these cases, the Conditions 

of Carriage from the specific carrier may be favorable to claims. In the 

event that you experience three or more train delays that are longer 

than 60 minutes each, you can request compensation from the Eurail 

Group. For further information, please refer to www.eurailgroup.com/ 

compensation.aspx 

18. Legal provisions 

For Eurail Passes that are valid in more than one country, transportation 

is subject to the “Uniform Rules concerning the contract 

for GCC-CIV/PRR”. For Eurail Passes valid in one country only, the 

legal provisions of that country apply. For journeys by sea, the legal 

provisions of the individual sea carrier apply. In the event of a conflict 

between English and other translated texts, the English text 

(see www.eurailgroup.com/eurailcou.aspx) shall prevail. 

19. Travel Report 

The Eurail Group will make every effort to return original Travel Reports 

to Pass holders who submit them for registration after their trip. However, 

in the event of loss of or damage to the document, the Eurail 

Group cannot be held responsible. 


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travel stories 

with the rest 

of the world 

Europe boasts exceptional cities, fascinating 

landscapes and interesting people. 

Experience the incredible diversity of 

European trains and long lasting impressions 

with Eurail Pass. 

At www.myeurailtravel.com you can 

share your stories with the rest of the 

world; plus, it gives you the chance to 

relish your favorite memories from Europe 

every now and again. Inspire and get 

inspired by travel stories, photos and videos 

from other Eurail Pass travelers. 

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