To get the most out of your trip, plan your progress from country to country or within one country. In an almost continuous loop to avoid time-consuming backtracking. The Eurailmap will help you do so. HOW TO PACK You should travel light with as few bags as possible, Baggage space is very limited and bags have to fit either under your seat or in the baggage rack above your seat. All excess baggage must be checked, which is possible for must for destinations.
Railroads assume no liability for bags or personal articles in case of loss or theft.
In Europe distances are small and trains run frequently, so it's easy to travel from city to city or from one country to another in a relatively short time. They offer a high standard of quality in both 1st and 2ndclass accommodation. Remember the pass must be validated at the airport rail station. Be at a right station Some European cities have more than one train station, each serving a different area of the country. Do inquire beforehand from which station your train is scheduled to leave.