Tag: Germany

22nd March – an early start and a very late finish, after a change of plan

Milano Centrale – Lugano – Zuerich HB – Singen (Hohentweil) – Offenburg – Strasbourg – Paris Est – Paris Nord – Lille Europe – London St Pancras – London Euston – Wolverhampton

19th March – by train and bus to Innsbruck (eventually!)

Prague Hlavni Nadrazi – Tabor – Kaplice – Linz – Innsbruck

17th March – a quick look at Stuttgart then over the border to Prague

Stuttgart – Nuernberg – Schwandorf – Praha Hlavni Nadrazi

16th March – where plans change twice before I’ve even got onto a train

Acton Bridge – Crewe – London Euston – London St Pancras International – Paris Nord – Paris Est – Mannheim – Stuttgart

15th November – another look at Basel then through Switzerland to Milan

Basel SBB – Olten – Arth-Goldau – Lugano – Milano Centrale

One year on

Today marks a year since I set off on the first of my six Interrail adventures in 2023. I’ve been looking back at the posts I added at the time, and at the many photos and videos that didn’t make it onto the diary.

7th September – a first visit to beautiful Bruges

Muenchen Hbf – Stuttgart Hbf – Frankfurt (M) Flughafen Fernbf – Bruxelles-Midi – Bruges

6th September – a last minute change of direction

Ljubljana – Villach Hbf – Muenchen Hbf

Day 38 – From Prague to Paris

Prague Hlavni Nadrazi – Dresden Hbf – Leipzig Hbf – Frankfurt (Main) Hbf – Paris Est

Day 29 – wonderful – but expensive – Copenhagen

Hamburg Hbf – Koebenhavn H

Binnenalster, Hamburg

Day 28 – Cologne then to Hamburg

Bruxelles Midi – Koeln Hbf – Hannover Hbf – Hamburg Hbf

Naviglio Grande, Milan

Day 15 – where anything resembling a plan goes out of the window

Koblenz – Basel – Mulhouse Ville – Basel – Zuerich – Milano

Day 14 – a small country and a big hill

Bruxelles Central – Luxembourg – Koblenz

Day 6 – Berlin to Vienna on the high speed ICE train

Berlin – Nuernberg – Wien (Vienna)

Day 5 – Berlin, visit to the East Side Gallery and a special evening

One of the things I love about this city is that it confronts it’s difficult history head on.

Day 4 – Wernigerode – Berlin, and a look at the Reichstag

Wernigerode – Magdeburg – Rosslau – Berlin