European Rail Passes
Page 3 - Web Links
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ABOVE: An express train in Italy.
Related Web sites
Rail Europe our
partner
In addition to being our business partner, Rail Europe--a subsidiary of the
Swiss and French national railroads--is probably the most comprehensive source
of European rail information on the Web. It sells Eurailpass, regional
and national passes, Eurostar, and other rail tickets in the U.S., Canada, and
Britain. The site also has links to general agents in other countries where you
can order passes or tickets before leaving home.
Eurail
InterRail
Go directly to the source for information on European rail passes. (Eurail is
for travelers who live outside Europe; InterRail has passes for European
residents.)
European Railway Timetables our
partner
This two-page article has links to official European railway sites where you can
plan journeys and learn about local offers, passes, and ticket purchases.
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