Up to 50% off your One Country Pass
Promo passes, 24–30 September only

Promo passes, 24–30 September only
Promo passes have stricter refund terms than regular passes: refundable within 7 days (7x24 hours) from purchase, after that non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Prefer our regular refund terms? Get a standard One Country Pass instead.
Promo terms: refundable within 7 days (7x24 hours) from purchase. After that non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Activate your Pass and start your trip within 11 months of purchase
No travel restrictions. Some trains, high speed trains and night trains, require seat reservations at additional cost
Passes for two children under 12 years are free when purchased with an adult pass
These terms apply to passes bought under the One Brand promo and differ from our regular Interrail terms.
Interrail is a train pass that lets you travel around in any one country as much as you want, for a fixed number of travel days.
Go anywhere in one of 33 countries: visit the exciting cities (parties, museums, great wine and restaurants), the sunny beaches (we love Southern Europe), or the tallest mountains (just google Matterhorn!). Europe is yours to discover.
This is a little tricky at first: You choose a number of travel days, days that you actually are on a train, within a longer time period. You can be out traveling for a month but only visit a couple of places. Or, travel between a bunch of places during just a week. Choose a pass that works best for you.
Everyone. There used to be a different "Eurail" pass for non-Europeans, but that is no longer the case.
If you are traveling through several countries the Interrail Global Pass promo may be a more affordable option.

Most of the time, you won't need seat reservations. You just get on the next train and show your Interrail pass. But, for some trains you do need a reservation: night trains and high speed trains is a good rule of thumb. Search for seat reservations on All Aboard.
Austria, The Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg), Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Greek Islands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Turkey.