Peter
Traveller
9332 comments
Posted 9 years ago
[quote]01/out wednsday 06:15 Dublin Paris 08:55 Ryanair
02/out Thusday 08:00 Paris Bruxelas 12:47 interrail- thales
02/out Thursday 17:23 Bruxelas Amsterdam 8:36 PM interrail- thales
03/out Friday 20:31 Amsterdam Amsterdam 7:10 AM CNL
04/out Saturday Munique Munique
05/out Sunday 23:40 Munique venezia st lucia 08:24 cnl
06/out Monday 02:20 venezia st lucia Roma 18:10
06/out Monday 19:20 Roma Paris Thelo
07/out Tuesday 20:00 Paris Dublin 23:15 Ryanair[/quote]
Hi.
I just opened this topic as it is easier to discuss your route in the forum - and to give you some links.
So your flights from/to Dublin are booked?
Paris - Brussels: THALYS trains require a reservation! There are slower but free connections available.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail/paris-to-brussels[/u]
Find here the details about Thalys extra fees: [u]http://www.thalys.com/be/en/offers-and-fares/interrail[/u]
In Belgium you have as well Brugge and Ghent as nice cities (I personally would prefer Brugge instead of Brussels).
Brussels - Amsterdam: avoid the Thalys, use free trains.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail/brussels-to-amsterdam[/u]
In Germany you could also visit for example Berlin... nice and cheap. Good night live! :)
Definitely cheaper than Munich. Then from Berlin via Prague to Munich (good to travel without extra reservations, see schedules).
Amsterdam - Munich: if you want to use the night train, reserve in advance. Read details how to bellow the map.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-night-train/amsterdam-munich-cnl419/11[/u]
Munich - Venice: like above, reserve early - [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-night-train/munich-venice-cnl40463/37[/u]
Venice - Rome: to travel fast, use a high speed train with a reservation fee of EUR 10, available at ticket machines in Italy (select the option Global Pass) or via trenitalia.com
Rome - Paris: the Thello train is not included in Interrail, they only have special-rail-pass-fares (but expensive). Check their website thello.com for details and booking.
Maybe you want to include from/to Italy/France this route as well which is amazing and free with Interrail: [u]https://blog.rail.cc/zurich-milano-albula-bernina/[/u]
Peter :)
