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In Split
Downtown Split is sprawling. It’s a tourist-jumping off point, where cruise ships and smaller ferry boats dock, taking travelers on day-trips and longer excursions to the many islands of the Dalmatian Coast. Read more
Budapest to Split
Before heading to Split, I must first get some Croatian money at an exchange office in Budapest. I took a very early train to Zagreb, where I could connect to a fast train to Zagreb. With my Eurail pass the seat reservation costs about 6 US dollar. Read more
Barcelona to Budapest
On my way from Barceloa to France, I wanted to take the fast Talgo train to Montpellier. Because it was booked out, I took a local train just over the border. There I could board the Talgo after all! Read more
In Budapest
In Budapest I avoid the spas filled with tourists and go for a swim in the outdoor public pools. Read more
Venice to Budapest
My reservation on the night train to Budapest turned out be for a seat instead of a bed. Luckily it was quite comfortable. When passing Croatia and Slovenia we had a time-consuming passport control. Read more
Salerno to Venezia (Venice)
On way from Salerno to Venice we make a train stop in Napels. I’m a bit concerned about petty theft here, but time flies when talking an Italian naval officer. Read more
Day-trip to Capri
Capri is a recommended destination for a day-trip. From Salerno, you can take several ferries to Capri with spectacular coast views. Read more
Day-trip to Palinuro
Palinuro is a slightly longer train ride south of Salerno, about an hour and a half. But it is worth the trip, with some of the most beautiful beaches I have seen. Read more
About the Eurail Blog
Benjamin Thomas from the USA has been using Eurail Passes to explore Europe. On this weblog he shares his (train) travel experiences. Intro
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