We are so fortunate in Europe to have such a well-connected network of trains. It is far from the perfect experience to travel by train in Europe, but you sure get a lot of adventure on the tracks!
Don’t worry about lost luggage or overweight luggage when checking in at the airport; no-one cares when you are on a train!
That being said, traveling light on the train is quite convenient as you may change trains a lot. As you can read in one of the posts below, you can easily travel with either a large backpack or a trolley.
If you have time to spare, or want to travel more consciously – do yourself a favor and try interrail in Europe.
Interrail Croatia: A Three-Day Guide to Rijeka
During our three-day interrail in Rijeka, Croatia, we enjoyed swimming, visiting historical museums, and exploring the surrounding area, including Trsat Castle. Rijeka offers a good dining scene and quality museums. The city’s beaches, while crowded, provide a refreshing escape.
Top Interrail Tips for Adults: Experience Europe Differently
My partner and I embarked on a summer interrail trip through Europe, aiming for comfort and diversity. We visited Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, and Hungary. My favorite destination was Italy, especially Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site. My…
Traveling Through Italy: My Interrail Adventure
This post is part of my three-week European interrail adventure in 2023, focusing on a week spent in Italy. We traveled from Milano to the colorful Cinque Terre by the sea, then Pisa, Florence, and finally Venice. We utilized our…
Sweden: Beginner friendly skiing holiday in Åre – traveling via night train from Stockholm
A skiing holiday in Åre, Sweden, offers a range of experiences for beginners and professionals. Choosing between alpine and cross-country skiing can be challenging for beginners. The Swedish winter break affects prices and ski lift hours. The convenience of the…
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