Embark on the ultimate European rail adventure with this timeless 20-stop guide. From the canals of Amsterdam to the historic ruins of Rome, discover the essential first-timer itinerary for Interrail and Eurail travelers.
The perfect starting point for many rail travelers, featuring the historic St. Pancras International station and iconic landmarks like the Tower of London and the British Museum.
Arrive at Gare du Nord and immerse yourself in the City of Light. Experience the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the charming streets of Montmartre.
A central rail hub famous for its Grand Place, Belgian chocolate, and as the home of the European Union.
A short train ride from Brussels leads to this fairytale medieval city, known for its picturesque canals and cobblestone streets.
Navigate the famous canal rings, visit the Anne Frank House, and explore the world-class Rijksmuseum in this bike-friendly capital.
A city defined by its history and vibrant modern culture. Key sites include the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the East Side Gallery.
Often called the 'City of a Hundred Spires,' it offers a stunning Old Town Square and the magnificent Charles Bridge.
The former seat of the Habsburg Empire, famous for its grand imperial palaces, opera house, and traditional coffee house culture.
Bisected by the Danube River, this city is renowned for its thermal baths, the massive Parliament building, and vibrant 'ruin bars'.
The gateway to the Bavarian Alps, known for its historic Marienplatz, world-famous beer halls, and the English Garden.
The birthplace of Mozart and the setting for The Sound of Music, featuring a stunning fortress overlooking the Alpine landscape.
A major Alpine sports hub where city life meets dramatic mountain peaks, famous for the Golden Roof and Nordkette cable car.
A global center for banking and finance that sits at the north end of Lake Zurich, offering pristine scenery and high-end shopping.
Nestled among snow-capped mountains, this city is home to the historic Chapel Bridge and acts as a base for exploring Mount Pilatus.
A city built on water, iconic for its gondolas, St. Mark's Basilica, and the labyrinthine streets of the Rialto district.
The cradle of the Renaissance, offering unparalleled art collections at the Uffizi Gallery and the magnificent Duomo cathedral.
The Eternal City, where ancient ruins like the Colosseum and Roman Forum stand alongside the spiritual center of Vatican City.
Italy's fashion and design capital, home to the stunning Gothic Duomo and Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'.
The star of the French Riviera, known for its Promenade des Anglais, pebble beaches, and the vibrant Old Town (Vieux Nice).
A coastal city famous for Gaudí's whimsical architecture, including the Sagrada Família, and the bustling Las Ramblas boulevard.
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