Simply bring it back to the office where you bought it within six months. The European rail system puts at your disposal over 100,000 miles of rail lines stretching all over the continent, from the largest cities to the smallest villages. The trains are normally punctual, efficient, and convenient. In terms of both ease and expense, the rail system is the best mode of transportation in Europe. European trains range from the luxurious, super-speed TGV in France to the sluggish local engine.
Some trains are even double-decker.
European train stations are lively centers of activity. Many also have restaurants, post offices, and telephones equipped to handle overseas calls. The local tourist bureau, usually located in or near the train station, can provide you with city maps, public transportation information, and other helpful services. All train stations are marked by large internationally-understood symbols. Most of them also offer free time schedules and have large wall charts listing the arrival and departure times of that day's trains.