For many travelers, exploring Europe is a must a rite of passage, even.
And for travelers looking to plan the perfect Eurotrip, snagging a Eurail pass is vital.
Since its debut in 1959, Eurail has helped travelers squeeze the most out of their time abroad.
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Eurail passes are not available to Europeans; they’re solely for non-European residents.
However, it’s possible for you to plan as far as 11 months in advance.
you might also purchase a pass at European train stations.
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Before you might use the pass, you’ll need to activate it.
You must activate the pass within 11 months of its issue date.
Once your pass is validated, you’re ready to go.
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Simply choose a train and then present your pass upon boarding.
Eurail’s easy-to-navigateRail Planner Applets you search train timetables, plan your route, and make reservations where needed.
Note that some trains in Europe require a seat reservation.
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Most reservations can be booked through Eurail’sSelf-Serviceoption.
The cost of a Eurail pass varies widely depending on the key in of pass you purchase.
Children under 11 travel for free.
With a Eurail pass, you’re free to get creative.
Just verify to consult a map and plot a route that makes sense geographically.
Are you more into nature’s wonders than mankind’s?
Exploring lesser-visited Eastern Europe is also made easier by Eurail.
