===what is interrail?=== Interrail is a pass that can be used for unlimited travel (within a chosen time restraint) by train throughout the majority of Europe. To be entitled to purchase this, you must be a European resident. If not then you can buy a Eurail ticket instead which is basically the same thing, except that you can buy this if you are not from Europe. From having a quick look on their website it does appear that a Eurail ticket is slightly more expensive. I myself bought the interrail ticket - I would also like to note that you can buy this from various websites so it may be worth shopping around just in case you can find it anywhere cheaper. ...  Read the complete review

InterRail is almost synonymous with backpacking in Europe, but I ask the question as to whether it ought to be. InterRail is a system available to those resident in Europe for at least 6 months in which they pay a sizeable sum of money to receive a ticket allowing relatively unlimited travel for up to one month. There are all sorts of tickets available with InterRail, but rather than worrying about how many 'travel days' I had used I opted for the 599 euro ticket; this granted me unlimited travel within Europe for 1 whole month. Needless to say when I, fresh faced and ready to tackle the world with no more than two changes of clothes, stepped off the ...  Read the complete review

It seems there are quite a few reviews on this topic, but then when it concerns such a huge experience, I believe that there can never be too many opinions on it! This experience actually did change my life in so many ways and hopefully this review will give people the extra push to do it. > > > >> What is InterRail? < < < < < Well I'm not going to bore you with the ins and outs, as it doesn't take long to look on the internet. It's a pre-paid ticket which allows you travel on practically most trains throughout the participating countries (most of Europe.) However, it's not valid for travel in your country of ...  Read the complete review

I went for two weeks last summer. Was along with some of the best experiences of my life. I travelled with two friends (both girls) but we did meet up with other friends and people we knew for a few days in different cities. We went to Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, Prague and Budapest. We stuck to the main cities just because we only had two weeks though I would definetely venture further if I had the chance. Book your hostels or choose your hostels in advance. We did and it made a huge difference cause we went to fun, cheap, clean hostels which had bars which were great for meeting people before you go out! The train journeys are fine. I tended to sleep a lot on them ...  Read the complete review

I have just returned from a month of train travel with Interrail and I am bronzed, toned, still in one piece and ready to put you in the picture! Before I went I read every internet article I could get my hands on, they mostly covered the experience and many did it justice. I hope I can convey the fantastic time I had, with a route that defied all logic and convention and involved endless laughter, confusion and foreign officials. However, before you buy Interrail tickets, you need to know what you’re getting for your money… If you have the misfortune to travel on trains in the UK on a regular basis, Interrailing is a stark contrast; even in the darkest ...  Read the complete review