Rail Europe
ABOVE: Use your rail pass on high-speed TGV
trains.
Rail Europe
is a joint venture of the
French National Railways and the Swiss Federal Railways. It sells Eurail passes,
national rail passes, and tickets for 60 railroads in 35 European countries, and its Web site is the
#1 online resource for information on rail travel in Europe.
If you're a resident of the U.S., visit
Rail Europe
(US)
or use the information and product links below. Outside the U.S., see
Rail
Europe (Canada)
or Rail Europe (UK).
- Tip: If you're buying point-to-point tickets (as opposed to rail
passes), you may be able to find better deals by searching
European national
railway sites or simply getting your tickets at the station. But for
rail passes, or if you aren't willing to compare fares and book tickets in
foreign languages, Rail Europe is the top place to shop.
For U.S. residents:
Note: We receive a tiny referral fee for
tickets or railpass sales to U.S. travelers
that originate with clickthroughs to Rail Europe from our site.
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About Europe for Visitors
Need a car in Europe?
Auto Europe
guarantees the lowest rental
rates for standard cars, sports cars, SUVs, luxury cars,
chauffered sedans, and RVs. Its Web site also has driving information
for 38 countries.
If
you live outside the EU, a
tax-free
Renault or
Peugeot tourist lease can be cheaper than renting.
Minimum driver age is 18, there' s no upper age limit, and rates include
insurance. See:
Short-term car leasing.
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