Eurail

USEFUL TIPS FOR EURAIL PASS

Together with the purchase of any pass you will receive: a FREE Eurail Traveler’s Guide containing a general map of Europe, and a Timetable with the most suitable connections for the major tracks

EURAIL TICKET

The ideal ticket for people wanting limited travels people who, prior to departure for Europe, already exactly know their destination

FINLAND

Helsinki (Finland) – Stockholm (Sweden) operated by Silja Line free passage for Pass holders, provided the pass is valid in Finland Eurailtickets available daily overnight sailings

You can be sure that the ArlbergLine is one of the most spectacular railway lines in Austria. Since 1884 this railway connects Tyrol with Vorarlberg. Before these days Vorarlberg could only be reached via Bavarian territory. Numerous bridges, viaducts and…

CITYNIGHTLINE (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)

the following connections: Dresden – Zürich via Leipzig Berlin – Zürich via Frankfurt am Main Hamburg – Zürich via Dortmund

X2000 (Sweden)

from Stockholm to Göteborg, Malmö, Karlstad / Arvika, Jonköping, Mora, Sundsvall / Härnösand, Karlskrona and Copenhagen and from Göteborg to Malmö and Copenhagen

SIGNATUR (Norway)

since November 1999 these trains operate in Norway. In 2000 the network will be expanded considerably so that as of June 2000 the following Signatur trains will operate on the following tracks:

ICE (Germany, Austria and Switzerland)

Network covering practically the whole of Germany. Some trains go as far as Zürich or Interlaken in Switzerland and Vienna in Austria

EUROSTAR ITALIA (Italy)

network covers practically the whole mainland of Italy reservation required on Fridays and Sundays, in July and August and on most of the festive days in Italy depending on the time of the day there is a dining or buffet…

EUROSTAR (France, Belgium and Great Britain)

from Paris (France) and Brussels (Belgium) to London (Great Britain) via Calais- Fréthun (France) or Lille-Europe (France) and sometimes with a stop in Ashford (Great Britain)

High Speed Trains

Ever since the introduction of the first high-speed trains in France in 1981 the European railroad network has expanded gradually. After this first high-speed train in France other European countries a.o. Belgium, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain and Sweden were to…

Night Trains

Night trains have : Sleepers Single compartments, called “special” or “single”, available for holders of 1st-class passes or tickets. Double compartments, called “double” or “T2”, available for all pass- and ticketholders. However, depending on the train, sometimes available for holders…