Ronaldo
Traveller
6 comments
Posted 11 years ago
Hi
I am planning on doing this route in mid june to early july with 4 others
Amsterdam-Berlin-Prague-Venice-Zagreb-Split
Will I need a reservation on any of the trains? And if so how do I book them in advance?
DerWerner
Traveller
151 comments
Hi Ronaldo!
Do you know more about the connection?
There are some trains where you need a reservation and some you can drive without a reservation.
The reservation you can do online example here on Raildudue or at the Ticketcounter from the train company.
Ronaldo
Traveller
6 comments
E.g. Amsterdam to Berlin
How do we ensure we get seats on the 09.02 train
Can we pay the 4 euros online in advance? And where?
'InterRail: reservation possible but not required
2nd class: EUR 4
1st class: EUR 4 '
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Hi.
I would save the money on this train. :)
As like written: you do not need a reservation for this train - [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/amsterdam-to-berlin[/u]
If you want to have one, order it for example together with your rail pass here on railcc. An other option is to buy it somewhere at a station (attention to handling fees!).
Peter :)
Manandela
Traveller
7 comments
Do you think that I won't have problems if I don't reserve earlier my trains on July and do it at the stations?
I don't need to hurry during the trip.
And one more question: Is Your timetable actual for upcoming summer? My travel will include several international connections and I have read that these are likely to change. I have already planned my trip with Your timetables and it wouldn't be hilarious if I end up with total mess in my plans :)
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Hi.
The schedules are up to date!
The changes in June are only minor changes - no worries. So usually there are no changes at all - if there are changes, then only for some minutes. And not on the routes you will travel. :)
Yes, you will also be fine - as for your route you won't need reservations. Except for Prague to Venice, there it depends which way you want to travel - but by day train connection you won't have problems getting a reservations as well at the station in Prague or in the train (example Munich-Venice). Zagreb-Split: you have to buy it at the station.
Peter :)
Manandela
Traveller
7 comments
I will pass the Czech Republic by bus so no worry.
17:02 Trieste - Venice 18:48 9/7
11:03 Venice - Milan 14:35 11/7
11:10 Milan - Monte Carlo 13:40 12/7
5:55 Nice - Barcelona 18:39 13/7
15/7 22:20 Barcelona - Madrid 7:21 6,50EUR 16/7
17/7 21:50 Madrid - Porto 7:45 18/7
16:47 Porto - Lisbon 19:30 5EUR 18/7
21:18 Lisbon - Hendaye 11:28 7EUR 19/7
20/7 19:32 Hendaye - Paris 7:07 6EUR 21/7
10:37 Paris - Amsterdam 19:32 24/7
26/7 19:01 Amsterdam - Berlin Ostbahnhof 04:35 0/11,50EUR 27/7
These will be probably our trains ;)
I'm wondering if the Hendaye-Paris train 19:39-7:07 is still available. It can't be reached through the Train connections menu but You do have it in Your database
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Note:
17:02 Trieste - Venice 18:48 9/7 = EUR 10
17:46Trieste - Venice 19:519/7 = EUR 0
:idea: For Italy check here: [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-train-reservation/italy/it[/u]
17/7 21:50 Madrid - Porto 7:45 18/7 is not free [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail/madrid-to-porto[/u]
20/7 19:32 Hendaye - Paris 7:07 6EUR 21/7 - the train runs - but still waiting for the summer schedules confirmed. But calculate with it. :)
And if you like the information on railcc, support us and buy your official Interrail pass via our partner link [ux]https://rail.shop/interrail[/ux]
Thank you. :)
Pete :)
Manandela
Traveller
7 comments
For the Trieste I couldn't find any information on railcc and found on the official page.
Do you know then a way to get to Venice from Plitvice(or Rijeka) to Venice in one day without having to hitchhike or go through Ljubliana.
Madrid - Porto: Yeah, I forgot to note that in plans ;)
Can we have the Theft/Loss cover when ordering through your site?
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Hi.
For Rijeka to Venice have look at this route:
Except for the border crossing Slovenia-Italy by bus (~ EUR 1,50 - [u]https://rail.cc/blog/travel-lake-bled-train/[/u]) it is free. So you can save the EUR 10 for the high-speed-train. :)
Yes, there is the Rail Safeguard Plan Plus protecting your Interrail pass against lost and theft. If you like, just add it to your order - see here: [ux]https://rail.shop/interrail[/ux]
Peter :)
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Another possibility would be to go to Sezana as described in Peter's link, then take a bus either directly to Trieste, or to Villa Opicina only, then by vintage tramway to Trieste, then by train to Venice.
Manandela
Traveller
7 comments
Sounds great! Thanks