Beautiful Panoramic Sightseeing of Train Journey in Europe from Chur, Switzerland to Tirano, Italy and back to Chur, Switzerland. The beautiful scenery was . Top 10 Train Routes In Europe HD 1080p 2015 Europeans love to travel by train; it's convenient, comfortable, and full of scenic views. Traveling by train is a . Train ride footage in parts of Chamonix France, Switzerland, and Austria. I'll never get bored riding trains. It's the best way to see Europe as the train passes by . A short trip with many stops: Geneva, Milan, Lugano & Locarno. Beautiful landscapes, delicious food and many train rides along some of the Europe's most .
Interrail 2015 How to travel Europe without money or as a poor student. :D Czech Republic, Italy, Germany, Netherlands Music: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale/ Keywords: Travel without money Cheap traveling Interrail Europe
http://www.woltersworld.com Traveling in Europe by train is an amazing experience, you get to see the countryside, take in some local flair and see all the little towns you can imagine. But it is not all fun and games on the train. There are unwritten rules, crowded commuter trains and much more. The best and worst of European train travel or Europe by train. Whether you are going by Eurorail or Interrail some good things to know. Filmed in Hannover and Frankfurt, Germany Copyright Mark Wolters 2013
I was hesitant to upload this video due to looking like another stupid American, but I decided to upload it anyways --- this is what I feel holds a lot of Americans back. We travel a lot by car, carpool, Buses, but then rarely do we travel by train unless there are those that live in a big city. Even when I lived in Dallas, the complexity was not as difficult as those in the European countries. So this video is both for comedic relief, as well as to help those who do want to travel across Europe. The start of the video is in Prague, when I thought I was so overwhelmed by the 'VAST train station' ---- yet then was headed to the largest and most complex train station in Europe......Berlin. Steps to not screwing up backpacking through Europe: 1- buy ticket, reserve seat & make sure you are there at least 30 minutes early so you don't miss your train. Especially if you are traveling across countries. 2- Get on the right train, via the right platform, and make sure that the car you enter is the exact car you need to take (apparently the cars separate at different stops and you don't want to be left behind unknowingly) --- IF YOU DON'T KNOW, ASK!!!! Ask after you get on the train if you must, they will close the doors when the conductor blows the whistle. 3- Once seated, look at your ticket......look at the next platform you need to go to and when your train arrives and when the next departs. You will need to know this because you may need to run across the station to platform 12b from platform 1a in 15 minutes......and there is always the slow person.... 4- Keep your ticket in hand! You need it to scan in and scan out of each of the train stations. The ticket must be current, or you can get a fine. If you have a Eurail Pass, you can just scan the code on the outside of the ticket to get through the gates. The Eurail tickets sometimes have their own gates, so try to go with the gate not everyone is going through (if you can't understand the Language). 5- Make sure you are getting on the right type of train. If you get on the wrong train you can still get fined. It may be going to the right place, but if you get on the faster train or get on an inter-city train instead, you can get fined. Just hold your ticket up and flash it in people's faces (NOT FORCEFULLY) just a gentle suggestion as 'if anyone is looking at this, maybe they will tell me it's the wrong ticket, lol' 6- Bring your own water, your phone charger, and a travel pillow --- especially if you have a sleeper train -- small backpacks are the best.....just minimize by packing like the news told you the city was going to be bombed and you had 15 minutes before you had to be evacuated. That will get you everything you need in one bag. Yes you will probably smell......bring Febreeze.....trust me.....there are people who smell worse on the trains. If you are traveling to Europe for the first time and planning to do some train hopping, then email me at [email protected] and I will send you my free Train Travel guide. For more adventures and travel tips, head to culturetrekking.com As always, Happy Travels, Happy Tales and See You on the Flip Side. #TrainTravel #travelingonEuropeantrains #CultureTrekking
Europe is NOT as expensive as people make it seem to be!!! I've spent more than 1 year of my life in Europe, visiting every single country on the continent, and I promise you it's not as expensive as you think... Traveling around Europe can EASILY be done on $30/day, as long as you prioritize your expenses. No more excuses! Anyone else agree with me? Music by Kevin MacLeod ► Subscribe for more travel videos: http://bit.ly/2hyQnZ1 ► Travel Blog: https://drewbinsky.com/ FIND ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drewbinsky/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drewbinsky/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drewbinsky Snapchat @drewbinsky MORE ABOUT ME: https://drewbinsky.com/about/ CONTACT ME: [email protected]
http://www.distantlands.com To Purchase Eurail Passes http://distantlands.com/travel-agency/ How do you plan a European train trip? This video will help the 1st time European Train traveler understand the different passes of Eurail, when is it beneficial to buy point to point tickets and how to a workable travel itinerary. What is the difference between a global pass, a select pass and a one country pass. #DISTANTLANDS #TRAVELTIPS #TRAVEL