interRail

[Storer68]

tip

get this - and even in thsi dayu of cheap flights £399 for a months travel from ireland to Russia is still pretty good value



European Rail Timetable

The Thomas Cook European Rail Timetable is the only concise monthly guide packed with over 500 pages of rail and ferry schedules throughout Europe. A unique must-have for InterRailers and Eurailers, as well as travel agents, independent travellers, libraries and indeed anyone who needs to know about train times. Monthly publication ensures that the information is as up to date as possible.

Includes key country information, 21 route maps and 34 station location plans, airport to city-centre links, ferry and shipping schedules, suggested scenic rail routes, also special features in alternate editions.

The April edition is now available, containing the latest rail and ferry schedules. It also includes the full Summer International Supplement, containing summer versions of all of our international tables valid from June 10, as well as timings for the new TGV Est Européen services which also start on June 10.

The May edition will be available from April 23rd and will contain our annual feature on Rail Passes (now expanded) as well as the Summer International Supplement. The May edition will be valid to June 9 and our June edition will show services from June 10.

 

[Vankleek Hill Seagull]

berlin------->warsaw

Prague -------> Cologne (via Frankfurt)

 

[Göttingen gull]

just come back from an interrailing trip..bought the whole package..and went practically everywhere. was awesome..but i reckon we paid bout 100 euros in top up fees (they charge u up to 20 euros for a bed on a sleeper train). best cities to visit are vienna, sofia, istanbul, skopje (if you like cheep drinks and really fit women), llubljana and rome wasnt bad either. not much to see in bucharest, and i didnt like zagreb (probably cos it was snowing all day). i spunked a f*** load of money in the five weeks i was away- but its ok- my eu erasmus grant covered the whole thing!!

 

[Marty McFly]

Sory for the bounce...

Have they got rid of the two-zone passes for the one country pass? That's a bit shit.

just come back from an interrailing trip..bought the whole package..and went practically everywhere. was awesome..but i reckon we paid bout 100 euros in top up fees (they charge u up to 20 euros for a bed on a sleeper train). best cities to visit are vienna, sofia, istanbul, skopje (if you like cheep drinks and really fit women), llubljana and rome wasnt bad either. not much to see in bucharest, and i didnt like zagreb (probably cos it was snowing all day). i spunked a f*** load of money in the five weeks i was away- but its ok- my eu erasmus grant covered the whole thing!!

Alright mate, do you mind me asking how much (roughly) you got through? And did you saty at a hostel or summat every night or slum it some nights?