All too often first time travelers to Europe are under the impression that a eurail pass is the best option. Sometimes this is true but very often it’s not. Then, even if you know you need a pass, trying to figure out which one is the best value for your plans can be confusing. So below, we’ll discuss…
You arrive in a major European city for the first time, your on a budget and have just a few days. Walking around aimlessly or by relying on your guide book’s limited info and hard to read maps can take a lot of your time and before you really know your way around or what…
A couple costs many travelers don’t think about often enough are admission prices and inner-city transportation. It’s all well and good to budget your spending to include airfare, rail pass, food and accommodation but if you simply can’t afford to get around the larger cities or see the sights you came for…what’s the point?…
Although it was definitely not my first time using a Eurail pass to travel around last summer I made a costly mistake. Knowing what your Eurail pass actually covers is very important and will not only potentially save you money but also time. Here is an example of just how important this info can…
