beyonder
Traveller
1 comments
Posted 15 years ago
i barely can understand that night train stuff.
i dont know how to learn how much a night train cost with a railpass therefore i cant even dare to plan a route.
my plan is 22 day ticket with 10day travel.
and route is
i am in Frankfurt now
first Amsterdam 2 nights 3 days
then Brussels 1nights 2 days
then Paris 3 nights
then Madrid 2 nights
Barcelona 2 nights
Milan 2 nights
Vienna 2 nights
i cand extend or shorten the days i stay but problem is
for example from Paris to Barcelona yes there is a euro train but i dont how much it costs i dont know how to reserve it
or another example from Amsterdam to Brussels yes there is ICE or THALYS whatever but i dont know how much am i suppose to pay as a difference.
or same stuff from Barcelona to Milan????
can u help me please. i need to calculate a ball park figure amount of money that i would spend.
DANKESCHÖN
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Here we go:
You can find a list of all supplements here: [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-train-reservation[/u]
:arr: Frankfurt - Amsterdam: Several supplement-free daily direct connections with ICE
:arr: Amsterdam - Bruxelles - Paris: [u]https://rail.cc/en/amsterdam-paris-train/f1472[/u] You can avoid the Thalys on the Amsterdam - Bruxelles by taking a supplement-free IC train, running hourly; for Bruxelles - Paris follow the link.
:arr: Paris - Madrid: [u]https://rail.cc/en/paris-madrid-night-train/f1133[/u] or the cheaper alternative: TGV or Corail Lunéa to Irun and then contiue with Alaris.
:arr: Madrid - Barcelona: Frequent and fast AVE services, 10€ supplement.
:arr: Barcelona - Milano: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/barcelona-to-milan[/u] ; if you dont want to take this night train you can make your way along the Mediterranean coast but you will have to make a stop in between, ie in Marseille or Nice. You dont save a lot of money but lose quite some time compared to the night train.
:arr: Milano - Vienna: Go to Venice with ES or Regionale, depending if you want to spend some money on supplements or not, from there you can get either one day or one night train.
Feel free to ask further questions. :)
Flo 8)