Visit Western Europe by having a Eurail Pass and be surprised by just how much one can discover by train on a single holiday.

9 Cities In 6 Countries - Explore Remarkable Landmarks In Western Europe By Train.

2/7/2019

Explore remarkable landmarks in Western Europe.

Visit Western Europe by having a Eurail Pass and be surprised by just how much one can discover by train on a single holiday. This travel plan takes one to popular cities including Paris, Geneva, Munich, Berlin and Amsterdam.

Look at outstanding monuments in Paris, marvel at the impressive mountain ranges of the Alps as one pass by train in between Geneva and Interlaken, and be mesmerized by Amsterdam's canals. A genuinely thrilling Eurail journey!

Exactly What Is A Eurail Pass?

A Eurail Pass is an all in one train ticket offering you flexible easy access to a large number of trains throughout Europe.

In contrast to conventional train tickets, with Eurail you can head any place you want, when ever you want.

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Cities visited within this trip:

Paris, France
Geneva, Switzerland
Interlaken, Switzerland
Innsbruck, Austria
Salzburg, Austria
Munich, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Bruges, Belgium

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Eiffel Tower (tour Eiffel) Paris

Paris, France

Paris is a city treasured all over the world and for great reason. The capital of France has a wide variety of must-sees, and the Eiffel Tower (tour Eiffel) is first. Wander all over the Louvre (among the most visited art museums worldwide) and set your eyes on Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Afterwards, locate a spot near the Seine and immerse yourself in the charm that dances through this fabulous city.

Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva is among Europe's most multicultural cities and home to global bodies like the United Nations and Red Cross (which one may visit). Do some shopping on the Rue de Marché and let Switzerland's favourite brand names lure you to surrender your money. Capture the breath-taking scenery of Western Europe's highest mountain Mont Blanc (15770ft/ 4807m), viewable from the city centre.

Interlaken is Switzerland's (and also perhaps Europe's)
adventure-sport capital

Interlaken, Switzerland

Interlaken is Switzerland's (and also perhaps Europe's) adventure-sport capital, where just about anything goes - from unparalleled snowboarding and ski pistes, to sky diving and paragliding over the shimmering Brienz and Thun lakes.

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Lake Thun, Austria

Innsbruck, Austria

The very first thing you'll discover on getting out of Innsbruck train station is the mountain range that encircles the entire Austrian town. The much loved old town (city centre) is dressed in bright-coloured ancient structures and home to the Goldenes Dachl - a detailed gothic balcony.

Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg was the birth place and home to Mozart. Check out the 2 remarkable museums devoted to the him, both of these of which he once stayed in. Stroll through the old town and go back to a period of spectacular architecture. Go up to the Hohensalzburg Fort and appreciate the captivating sights of the Salzach river as it shines through the city.

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Munich, Bavaria, Germay

Munich is set in the center of Bavaria, and is Germany's 3rd biggest city. If you go during the Oktoberfest you may also check out this traditional Bavarian beer drinking festival. Held every year, this is Germany's most popular festival luring more than 5 million people. The city in itself is centralized around Marienplatz, the main square and the life and heart of the city.

Germany's Berlin is well-known for its below ground subcultures and remainders of a totally melodramatic past.

Berlin, Germany

Possibly Europe's most awesome capital, Germany's Berlin is well-known for its below ground subcultures and remainders of a totally melodramatic past. To get your head around Berlin's part in the Cold War, check out Checkpoint Charlie-- once the formal crossing point in between East and West. There is also a lot of second world war bunker excursions involving in-depth accounts of the events that unravelled there.

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Amsterdam is known for its artistic heritage, elaborate canal system and narrow houses with gabled facades

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Amsterdam might be small-sized for a capital but there's a lot of reason to stop there. Explore the Van Gogh Museum and experience the works of the well known Dutch painter or check out the Rijks Museum with its exhibit of Dutch art from the Golden days. An additional must-see is the Anne Frank Museum-- step inside the Little known Annex that was the house and hiding place to the Jewish girl and her family members for over 2 years during The second world war.

Bruges, Belgium

In case you've got only a short time in Belgium then the mediaeval town of Bruges need to be your primary focus. The location of film hit, In Bruges, the city is every bit as captivating as it showed up on screen, minus all the drama that unfolded of course! Go up the 366 steps of the Bell tower-- the medieval belfry-- a legendary icon of the city.

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