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  • September 29, 2026
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Hello,  okay, let s travel in our minds together:

20 th to 25th October from munich to Strasbourg,

Strasbourg to Perigeaux,

Perigeaux to Toulouse,

then need to be back in Berlin  between 1st November and 8th November. 

 

travelling with 14 years child. 

 

 

on the pass ideally also: one trips to Spain. Berlin (or Munich) to Alicante. have to reach on 16th December and leave (possible also by plane return).   additional tours … Bordeaux … Madrid  are optional. 

 

best with Eurorail or single tickets. … have not been travelling like this for a while. 

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    • rvdborgt
    • Railmaster
    • September 29, 2026

    What does "best” mean for you? If you mean cheapest, then you'll have to do the maths yourself.

    Also note that "Eurorail” isn't a thing. The pass is called Interrail.

    Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
    Marvin Heer
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    Hello,  okay, let s travel in our minds together:

    20 th to 25th October from munich to Strasbourg,

    Strasbourg to Perigeaux,

    Perigeaux to Toulouse,

    then need to be back in Berlin  between 1st November and 8th November.

    on the pass ideally also: one trips to Spain. Berlin (or Munich) to Alicante. have to reach on 16th December and leave (possible also by plane return).   additional tours … Bordeaux … Madrid  are optional. 

     

    best with Eurorail or single tickets. … have not been travelling like this for a while. 

    Keep in mind a global Pass is only valid in your home country on 2 travel days.

    Also france and spain have mandatory reservations on highspeed trains (dont forget to include them in your calculation as they quickly add up)

     

    I speak german 🇩🇪, english 🇬🇧, and i understand a bit of french
      • UlrikeUrvasi
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      • Rail rookie
      • September 29, 2026

      2 travels day in home country… so the stretch in Germany will be paid on two days only? 

       

      me going munich - toulouse

       

      toulouse - berlin

       

      berlin - alicante

       

      alicante - berlin 

       

      4 days home country journeys… 

       

       

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      • rvdborgt
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      • September 29, 2026

      You'll need to pay for 2 days in Germany indeed, normally the cheapest ones. From Munich, you could travel via Austria, so the route in Germany is short, e.g. Munich-Kufstein.

      Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
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