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The next train i would love to ride it would be from Klosters Platz to St.Moritz, because I found this kind of landscape to be beautiful and relaxing

In interrailed through Switzerland in 2022. It might be favorite route because of the beautiful views in the mountains. 🏞️ I would love to visit again. 

I would start in Germany and go over czech republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Romania to reach to Bulgaria. I think it’s the best route because it’s not that touristic and the ways with the train aren’t to long:))

De mooiste treinreis van mijn leven was met de Bernina Express van Zürich naar Tirano. In enkele uren veranderde het landschap van groene valleien naar besneeuwde bergtoppen en gletsjers.Die geleidelijke overgang en het uitzicht maakten diepe indruk. Het liet zien hoe toegankelijk en veelzijdig reizen per trein in Europa kan zijn — comfortabel, efficiënt en onvergetelijk.

I can highly recommend visiting Luxembourg by train! It’s such an underrated but beautiful and lush green country (in summer at least).  The next big train adventure i’m going to embark is getting from northern Germany to Bilbao, Spain for my Erasmus. I’m so exited on how this adventure and the route be.

My favourite journey was from Munich to Amsterdam 

I’ve wanted to travel to Seville, Granada and Andalusia for years now but I have put it off as I have been travelling to other places. I am wondering when is the best time of year to travel to Seville and Andalusia in terms of weather, avoiding peak season, tours and experiences etc? 

Next on my list are England and Scotland. I think the connection with the train from France to England is amazing as it is so fast. And then the nature in both England and Scotland have amazed me for a long time. I imagine myself sitting at the window and passing allow small towns and green fields. And on the way back I would love to take the night train. I really wish this will become reality soon 

my fav train ride was from germany to the south of france. i just turned 18 and it was the first time i ever visited the sea and got to experience that blue water during the summer and it was everything i dreamed of. i can’t wait to experience that feeling again. never felt to independent 

My favourite train journey is between Germany and Austria! The scenery is breathtaking and invites you to relax and take in the surrounding mountains. My next dream destination: Italy! 

I would love to explore Italy as my brother has been studying there for a year now. The beautiful lakes, mountains and amazing food along the way would be a dream come true!

Wonderful journey on an Intercity train taking in rural Hungary and rural Romania through the dramatic landscape of Transylvania along the sometimes angry, sometimes placid, always meandering River Out. Stunning and very slow. Start early and arrive late but totally doable in daylight hours, start to finish.

My favourite route is from Lugano to Milano, you pass Lugano, lake como and especially around sunset it’s a beautiful route! 

My favourite slow travel train route was from Marseille to Nice, where the ride goes along the sea with a beautiful view! It is incredibly because the water is so blue and when I went there the sun was going down and it was summer and it just felt like a dream. 

My favorite trip is and honeymoon through the Europe, from Milan to Bodo! Exciting!

My favourite slow travel route is a journey through Europe from Scandinavia down to Southern Europe. Starting in cities like Stockholm and travelling all the way to Rome and Madrid. I love this route because you experience so many cultures, landscapes and atmospheres in one trip — from calm Nordic nature to vibrant southern cities. Even though it covers a lot, the train makes it feel relaxed and intentional, letting you enjoy the journey instead of rushing. 🚆✨

I was suppose to do a big train trip through Europe in 2025, but life led me somewhere, i would love to offer myself and one of my best friend the trip we had to do. France, Autria, Croatia, poland, Belgium.

Lovely trip, can definitely recommend!!

Arlbergline definitely. Getting to go on train ride that high up in the mountains is a dream come true! Especially with all the beautiful scenery and interesting bridges.

Two years ago, I went to this Interrail experience for 2 weeks with my 3 best friends. I was really amazed by the route from Vienna to Venecia. We had very beautiful views to the Alps and some lakes.

My favorite train ride was from Milano to Bern.For whoever hasn’t done it I CANNOT recommend it enough. The scenery of the North Italy and Switzerland is unique and breathtaking. I’d love to explore it more in depth.

Hi!I'm planning a trip to Wales in early May. We'll stay in Chester and Bangor and hope to explore some nice places around and in these cities.Are there any people who have been here, or maybe live here? What are some nice places to see and visit, where to get coffee / dinner etc?Thank you so much!

Hallo, ​@Franzi_006 Dachte mir das ich die Tipps auch für andere sichtbar Teile. Prag:großes Flugzeugmuseum mit freiem Eintritt https://www.vhu.cz/en/the-aviation-museum-kbely/  In der Nähe(10min zu Fuß) vom Hauptbahnhof gibt es auch ein Militärmuseum mit freiem Eintritt Prag hat viele schöne Parks wo man langlaufen kann. Am Bahnhof gibt es eine Gepäckaufbewahrung die erheblich günstiger(ca 3€ oder so) ist als die Schließfächer dort.Zürich:Hat auch ein paar Museen mit freiem Eintritt ( z.Bsp das Naturkundemuseum) Je nachdem was für eine Tagesfahrkarte man sich für die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel holt kann man auch eine kleine Bootstour damit machen. (Entweder auf dem See, hier aber auf die Zonen achten oder auf dem Fluss)Ljubjana:Hat ein nettes Eisenbahnmuseum, günstiger Eintritt, bietet aber auch nicht so viel. (Für mehr Eisenbahnmuseen:  Die Leihfahrräder sind sehr günstig für kurze Strecken(bis 30min) zahl man 1€ oder so für eine Woche und es gibt sehr viele Stationen für diese Mann

Ciao,qualcuno ha già provato questo giro da milano passando da Parigi Londra e Scozia in 15 giorni ?Dopo Londra che tappe/Città sono più belle da visitare e fermarsi?…. Vale la pena fare una traghettata fino a Dublino Sicuramente volevamo provare il Calendonian Sleppers e poi non sappiamoGrazie mille!

Hey everyone,I’m Elizabeth (19) and I am going to Switzerland for two weeks. And I would really appreciate some help. Maybe some general tips, fun places I must see, travel tips or ways to use my interrail/discoverEU pass as best as possible. I’m also trying to keep it a little budget friendly and see a lot of nature. These are the places I’m visiting: Geneva, Montreux, Interlaken, Lauterbrunnen, Flims (Caumasee), Schaffhausen, Neuchâtel and area, and some stops in between. So if you’re Swiss or you have been there often or are planning to go. Any advise or tips are welcome. Thank you!-Elizabeth