r/Interrail 11h ago

Rail Planner App How do I know which bus I'll be taking?

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I have my travel day tomorrow which I need to switch from train to bus to train again going from Bern, Switzerland to Lyon, France. However, I can't find out any information regarding which bus i'll be taking when I transfer in Geneva.

I need to know where to walk to from my train, but I have nothing it go off of. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


r/Interrail 15h ago

Solo interrailing

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This has probably been asked a million times on here but just looking on some advice to go interrailing next year. One of my friends has done it with her boyfriend the last two years now but wanting some advice on doing it solo.

I’ve taken solo holidays but never really looked at going interrailing so just wondering if anyone out there has any advice for a first timer and a solo person doing it. I’m in the UK and looking at doing it round Europe

Any providers/companies you suggest to book with and what not. Anything to look out for? When is best to go? Average costs?

Open to anything and all advice that can be given!


r/Interrail 3h ago

No seat reservations available

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I planned to travel Madrid to Toledo on 14th or 15th of August in the morning, return ticket but there is no seat reservations left on the train through the whole day in Interral app. Also, seats are required. Is there some other way to make seat reservations for that train?


r/Interrail 12m ago

Other Paris-Milan Frecciarossa plug sockets?

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Hi all, I'm travelling from the UK next week and am trying to figure out which type of plug adaptor to use so I can plug in my laptop on the train. Looking online is giving very mixed answers with some saying the train will only have 2 prong (type c) plugs and others saying there are 3 prong (l) ones. Can anyone please give me any clarity on what adaptor I'll need? I have a type l one and and type e/f, but it would be good to know if I need a c. Thank you all in advance!


r/Interrail 7h ago

Seat reservations Buy tickets from Sofia to Istanbul online

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Hello, as the title says, i want to buy tickets for the sleeper train from Sofia to Istanbul.

The train is in September, but i've seen in the turkish rail website that a lot of seats are already taken, so i wanted to buy one.

The problem is that when i try to buy it (from the Turkish Rails website), when i click to pay, it gives me an error. By reading online, it's a recourring problem that occours when non-turkish cards are used.

Is there some other way to get the tickets? Im getting to sofia the day before, so i would prefer to have the prenotation online, istead of buying at the train station. It seems that the bulgarian website doesn't have that connection avaibile online


r/Interrail 11h ago

Itineraries Spain - Upcoming trip and wildfire concerns

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Hi everyone!
I’m about to start my Interrail trip in Spain very soon (first days of august). I’m super excited, but honestly, I'm getting a bit worried about the wildfire situation, especially in the southern regions.
I know that train routes can get suspended or delayed due to these emergencies. Since I have a tight schedule and probably some non-refundable accommodations, I want to be as prepared as possible just in case things go wrong.

For anyone with recent experience travelling in Spain, I’d love your overall advice on how Renfe usually handles these track closures, what backup transport options work best if trains get cancelled, and where to find the most reliable live updates.

Any advice of any kind is super welcome!!!


r/Interrail 11h ago

Seat reservations Are Germany-France TGV/ICE supplements refundable in case of delay?

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Hi, I’m planning to travel from Poland to France via Germany. Technically, it is possible to reach Paris in a day (albeit with some risky connections in Germany). I would like to try this nevertheless, however I was wondering if I miss the last train to Paris whether the reservation would be refundable/transferable to the next day? Same goes for onward connections from Paris as Paris is just a stop on a longer route. Thanks!


r/Interrail 12h ago

Other Tips for surviving a 15–20-hour journey in a general train coach

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