Every year, Europe attracts millions of tourists and it's no wonder why. The culture and landscapes of every country are different and that is what makes it the most interesting. If you have only ever travelled between European countries by plane, well, we can't really undo the past! However, your future travelling plans to various European countries can be made more exciting if you have never experienced train transit before.
Not that travelling by plane is a bad way to go, but train travelling has its own set of pros which we just can't ignore. Let's start off with the first one- beautiful sights! Who would want to miss the lush European landscapes and country scenes while listening to music or even in silence? Secondly, European train travel is known to have a good record of being on track. Literally and non-literally, they have well-maintained, comfortable trains that also leave and arrive on time.
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While train travelling in Europe is a remarkable experience, it can actually cost you more than flights. Even with all the deals and packages, the prices are likely to end up more. This is especially true when the duration is longer for destinations far away. But if you are not on a tight budget and you're in for making a bucket of memories along the way, then train travelling is definitely worth it. You can also choose a flight for one destination, and keep train travelling for the rest of your plan.
All in all, there are actually several country-to-country European routes which are actually faster, via trains as compared to by planes. Not only that, but you can also get to choose the kind of train you'd like, depending on whether you want to travel at night, want scenic views, as well as the three types of passes available. And if you are not travelling from one country to another, you can always catch a regional train for just a bit of train travelling experience. There is so much to choose from, so the infographic below will sum it all up for you to have the most memorable European vacation ever!
Infographic by: ETIASEurope.ca
