An Interrailing guide through Europe - for all ages - as the pass celebrates its 50th anniversary

Your ticket to ride! A guide to Interrailing in Europe - for all ages - as the pass that connects 33 countries celebrates its 50th anniversaryThe Interrail pass is not restricted to those under 28 - anyone can buy one and there are different pass options which allows daily second class travel costs from £765 Thanks to Eurostar and European high-speed trains, travelers can now get from London to Rome in a day
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Published: 13:39 BST, 23 Aug 2022 | Updated: 23 Aug 2022 13:44 BST
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Happy Interrail birthday! The European train pass celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. For thousands of us, the mere mention of it evokes memories of carefree travels in our teens and twenties: baguettes and jams for breakfast in Nice, snorting Swedes at the Seville inn, and night trains to Trieste - before careers, mortgages and children arrive. along.
Interrail has reported an increase in passenger numbers this summer as people head back on their journeys while trying to avoid current problems which plague airports across Europe.
What you may not realize is that the Interrail pass, which grants access to up to three months on rail networks in 33 countries, is not just for those under 28.

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An Interrailing guide through Europe - for all ages - as the pass celebrates its 50th anniversary

Your ticket to ride! A guide to Interrailing in Europe - for all ages - as the pass that connects 33 countries celebrates its 50th anniversaryThe Interrail pass is not restricted to those under 28 - anyone can buy one and there are different pass options which allows daily second class travel costs from £765 Thanks to Eurostar and European high-speed trains, travelers can now get from London to Rome in a day

Published: 13:39 BST, 23 Aug 2022 | Updated: 23 Aug 2022 13:44 BST

Happy Interrail birthday! The European train pass celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. For thousands of us, the mere mention of it evokes memories of carefree travels in our teens and twenties: baguettes and jams for breakfast in Nice, snorting Swedes at the Seville inn, and night trains to Trieste - before careers, mortgages and children arrive. along.

Interrail has reported an increase in passenger numbers this summer as people head back on their journeys while trying to avoid current problems which plague airports across Europe.

What you may not realize is that the Interrail pass, which grants access to up to three months on rail networks in 33 countries, is not just for those under 28.