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Enjoy unlimited train rides in top German cities in comfortable second-class seats.
Enjoy unlimited train rides in top German cities in comfortable second-class seats.
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Explore Germany with this flexi pass & get unbeatable discounts on public transport.
Explore Germany with this flexi pass & get unbeatable discounts on public transport.
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Grab this flexi train pass & explore all of Europe with room for spontaneity.
Grab this flexi train pass & explore all of Europe with room for spontaneity.
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The ease of the app makes booking and changing travel so quickly
We are a family of eight, and the Eurail Pass made our European trip incredibly smooth and budget-friendly. From the very first day, everything was easy to understand and use. Learning how to book seats and check train schedules took just a few minutes, and after that, traveling felt effortless. The pass gave us the flexibility to explore multiple cities without worrying about buying separate tickets for each journey. It also saved us a significant amount of money, which is especially important for a large family. Every train we took was comfortable, clean, and on time, making our travel days stress-free. Overall, the Eurail Pass turned what could have been a complicated trip into a relaxed and enjoyable adventure. Highly recommended for families and group travelers.
I mistakenly bought this rail pass with headout, but would have bought it directly with eurail. i also didn't like that you couldn't cancel it.
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The price is reasonable compared to alternative ways of travel. 2nd class is very comfortable indeed, no real need to overpay for 1st class. But, one star less for unclear guide for seat reservations - I've booked seats via DBahn from Frankfurt to Paris and then checked whether I did everything corect to double check. But consultants in Frankfurt station said that I'd done smthing incorrect, and if I'm not mistaken, I booked the seats for residents whereas I'm not resident of EU. But there was no obvious way to book as non-resident. So spent 33 euros needlessly.
Everything worked well ! The schedules for the four trips were on time, the seats were very comfortable and the overall flexibility is great - much better and cheaper and faster and more comfortable than flying
It was great to have the ability to not worry about missing the next train and have so many options. It would be great if you could make more reservations for sleeper trains through the planner app and see how much you saved too!
The boarding process is always super easy and simple, and I love how many of the trains are switching to carbon neutral.
This is our first time traveling via rail in Europe and we had a wonderful time. We only experienced one late train which is saying a lot. We wish transportation worked this well in the US as we would use it much more than driving.
The system of booking and activating trains at stations, to have multiple options to choose from and the easyness to board trains.
Buying and scheduling was easy. It was used in Switzerland and Italy with no questions asked. It is the cheapest way to travel. For trains which needs reservation, a separate payment is needed but also not expensive and also easy to do. This is the best option for travellers to Switzerland and accross Europe that does not opt for rental cars.
Speed of the Global Pass purchase process and good reception at the offices of the stations in Madrid.
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It's difficult to add a journey and get a pass. It's supposed to be straightforward and easy.
Compliance with the website's offerings
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Your prompt response on my request and resolving it on the fly.. really amazed me
Enjoy non-stop European adventure with this pass for continuous travel in 33 countries.
Enjoy non-stop European adventure with this pass for continuous travel in 33 countries.
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Practicality and cost-effectiveness.
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Emailed half dozen times, no code in email where i quoted it said it was. replies from staff but not solution or resolution
The pass is great, but the seat reservation service is very poor. I was only able to book the seats on the routes where booking is compulsory. I wasn't able to book the seats on the routes where it's optional.
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I liked the one pass concept, but the app to make reservations and book seats were not clear. Getting an agent to assist me was impossible and did not happen The Robot kept asking ne fir my pass ID and last name after I entered it numerous times. I wast trying to place to pass on hold when I was not using it, but I could not located how to use the app to place the pass on hold. My experience so far is extremely disappointing
It was very helpful loved travelling with global euro rail pass
There was no way of reaching the team locally I struggled with doing the tickets and still had to pay out of pocket. It was not clear to me you needed additional reservations and had to pay for that. It was very frustrating and so decided next time would use the buses instead
All very good, very good experience
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Easy! Convenient ! Smooth & no glitches ! Fun experience
Your residency, travel itinerary, and comfort requirements come into play when choosing a German rail pass.
Where you live determines the choice between Interrail and Eurail Pass. Make sure you have proper proof of residence when opting for either of the passes.
Once you have decided between Eurail or Interrail, you will have to choose between a Global Pass or a One-Country Pass.
The choice between Flexi/Flexible Pass and Continuous Pass is easier if you have a rough travel itinerary. The actual number of days you plan to travel by train will determine the choice.
Your travel style, privacy needs, and budget will be deciding factors when choosing between 1st or 2nd class German rail passes.
Deutsch Bahn is the primary National Rail operator in Germany. There are almost 452 other registered rail operators like Flixtrain, providing cheap rail services. The trains can be broadly classified into three categories - long-distance, regional, and local trains. Germany is also connected by train to other European countries like Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and The Netherlands.
There is plenty to experience in Germany. While nature shines best in the German countryside, the cities of Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, and Leipzig elegantly club modernity with the nation's cultural and artistic heritage. All these diverse cities, often flanked by mighty rivers, are linked together by fast and frequent trains, accessible with train pass.
Germany has a lot to offer to its visitors. Check out the monuments and memorials that tell the tale of Germany's royal past, and World War II history. The world-class museums demand a tour of their own. Get your energy pumped for Germany’s incredible nightlife and music festivals. Wind down by stepping away from the bustling cities to the German countryside. All the while, craft beers, and sausages will keep your tummy and heart full.
The best time to visit Germany depends on your preferences for weather, crowd levels, and activities when visiting Germany.
You can purchase a Eurail Pass if you are a non-European resident or an Interrail Pass if you are a European resident to access the train networks in Germany.
If you plan on traveling extensively by train in Germany, opting for a German rail pass offers the most cost-effective and flexible means of seamlessly connecting between cities and towns and even within cities.
German rail passes prices start from €200 but vary with the type of pass, validity, and inclusions.
The first class offers a more premium experience with better seats, more space, power access, and often at-seat catering. These are ideal for long-distance journeys. The second class is pocket-friendly, accommodates more people, and is better suited for shorter train rides.
Non-European residents should opt for a Eurail Pass for swift train rides in Germany. If you plan to cover Germany and other European countries, choose a Eurail Global Pass, but if you need to connect only within Germany, choose a Eurail Germany Pass. European residents can opt for Interrail Passes.
To assess whether a German train pass suits your journey, plan a rough itinerary detailing the number of train trips you anticipate. Compare the total cost of individual tickets with the pass price to gauge their affordability. Additionally, consider the flexibility you desire during your travels. German train passes offer great flexibility as opposed to train tickets.
Most trains in Germany do not require reservations. However, we recommend them on long-distance trains during high season. Reservation is often not possible for regional or local trains. Learn more about Eurail seat reservations and Interrail seat reservations.