Interrail and Eurail Pass

The Interrail and Eurail passes are two different rail tickets that allow you unlimited travel on most rail operators across 33 countries in Europe. Both passes offer similar benefits, but pricing, duration options, and terms may vary as Interrail is available exclusively for those who live within or near Europe, while Eurail is designed for non-European residents.

Whether you prefer visiting big cities or discovering mountains and beaches, these passes are ideal for travellers who want a flexible, adventurous way to experience the diverse cultures and landscapes of Europe by train!

Global Pass and One Country Pass

Based on your itinerary, travel style, and budget, you might want to choose between a Global Pass, which allows you to travel throughout the entire system, or a One Country Pass, which focuses exclusively on a single country.

All of these passes are offered as flexible tickets, meaning you can use a specified number of travel days within its period of validity, and they do not have to be consecutive. For example, with a 5 days within 1 month pass, you have five travel days that you can use within a one-month period. Only the Global Pass is also sold as a continuous pass which, as the name suggests, allows you to travel on every single day within the overall validity of your pass.

For both types of passes, you can also choose between 1st and 2nd class, except in some specific countries where the One Country Pass is only available in the latter. The pass is only valid for travel in the class indicated on the ticket, but you will find some trains that only offer 2nd class. In such cases, you can also travel with a 1st class ticket without being entitled to any refund or compensation.

How to use your Pass

The passes are issued in different formats: as a mobile ticket or a paper pass. Both work in a similar way.

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