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Hi!
I am planning our honeymoon from NY to Europe and want to visit the following countries in this order.
1 London
2 Paris
3 Amsterdam (maybe)
4 Germany (Rhine Valley)
5 Switzerland
6 Austria (Austrian Tirol & Innsbruck)
7 Italy (Venice, Florence, & Rome)
Should I change the order of the countries to minimize travel time? How would I be able to save money travelling through all of these countries?
I’m
excited but also confused
1st time Europe Trip and Honeymoon
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Hi Sury,
Congratulations! As far as the sequence goes, it really depends on your own preferences, but the way you have it definitely looks good.
For travel through that many countries, it is likely that your best option would be the Eurail Global Pass. For the Eurail Global Pass, you would click here: https://www.raileurope.com/pass/eurail-global-pass-5880.
There is no rail pass that combines the UK with any country on the mainland continent of Europe. However, travel/to from London on the Eurostar is covered by the Eurail Global Pass. The Eurostar, which runs from London to Paris, would just require reservations as a supplement to the pass.
Many of your other trips will also require reservations as a supplement to the pass, including trains from Paris to Amsterdam and Innsbruck to Venice, as well as trains between Venice, Florence, and Rome.
For travel with a Eurail Global Pass, you would purchase reservations by searching a route on our homepage (www.raileurope.com), checking the box that says ‘I have a rail pass’, and then indicating that you'll be traveling with the Eurail Global Pass. -
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To purchase the 'London Travel Card' you would click here: http://www.raileurope.com/pass/london-travel-card-8327
To purchase the 'Visitor Oyster Card' you would click here: http://www.raileurope.com/pass/visitor-oyster-card-8331
To browse other city passes for a stay in London, you would click here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=England&cities=cities-737
The 'Paris Pass' covers entry to over 60 top attractions, as well as public transportation on the Métro, RER, and buses in central Paris. You would purchase the 'Paris Pass' here: http://www.raileurope.com/activities/activity?code=2036PARIS&destId=479&catId=
The 'Paris Visite' just covers local transportation in Paris, which includes the Métro and RER networks, as well as city buses. You would purchase the 'Paris Visite' here: http://www.raileurope.com/pass/paris-visite-pass-8339
There is also the 'Paris Museum Pass', which does not cover any transportation, but it does cover entry to over 60 museums and historic sites around Paris. You would purchase the 'Paris Museum Pass' here: http://www.raileurope.com/pass/paris-museum-pass-8335
Various other city passes and tours for Paris can be found here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=France&cities=cities-479
For time in Innsbruck, you can shop city passes and tours here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=undefined&cities=cities-5173.
You can shop city passes and tours for Venice by clicking here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=undefined&cities=cities-522. Here you'll find various passes that include gondola rides or boat tours.
City passes and tours for a stay in Florence can be found here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=undefined&cities=cities-519.
For time in Rome, you can shop city passes and tours here: http://www.raileurope.com/train-tickets/activities/?countries=undefined&cities=cities-511.