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Traveling Europe by train is a great way to make the most of your visit, stopping in those cities that catch your interest and taking in all the views of the countryside en route. There are a few options when shopping for train travel in Europe, namely train tickets and rail passes. Some of the benefits of traveling with a Global InterRail Pass include:
Arrive prepared. By purchasing a Global InterRail Pass before traveling, there’s no need to stand in ticket line-ups to buy individual train tickets.
Experience the ultimate in flexibility. With a Global InterRail Pass you can just turn up at the train station of your choice and hop aboard. Unlike traveling with train tickets, you won’t be committed to taking a specific train at a specific time.
Travel far and wide. With a Global InterRail Pass you have access to the national railways of 30 countries, including: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, FYR Macedonia, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Montenegro, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey.
Get the best value. Traveling with a Global InterRail Pass represents great value, where if you add up all the rail journeys you take, you’ll likely realize great savings compared to buying individual train tickets. Plus you’ll find value in making the most of your holiday, where ‘the more you travel, the more you save’.
InterRail Passes are available to European residents, exclusively. If you are not a European resident please refer to Eurail Passes . Here is the complete list of available InterRail Passes, InterRail Pass validities, discounts and more:

About the Author: Angela Guezen is a travel professional who has explored the likes of Australia, Japan, and Europe. With a love for beautiful landscapes she has great appreciation for train travel and shares this passion with fellow travelers by writing for www.ACPRail.com and wwwBritRail.com.