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Eurail & Interrail Product Information Update for 2020 Eurail & Interrail Product Information Update for 2020 This document provides all detailed product information and useful links per country which includes: . Pass Network This section gives detailed information about trains, buses and ferries on which Eurail and Interrail Passes are valid. Pass Benefits Various advantages for Pass holders such as discounts for accommodation, attractions and tours, city cards and more can be found in the Pass Benefit section. Eurail Aid Offices Address and opening hours of Eurail Aid Offices are provided per country. Travel Info & Services Detailed information on services on the train, general station services, passenger assistance and airport links are provided in this section. 1 Eurail B.V. Table of Contents PASS BENEFITS FOR ALL COUNTRIES......................................................................................................................... 7 Austria ............................................................................................................................................. 12 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 12 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 14 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 17 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 17 Belgium ........................................................................................................................................... 20 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 20 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 21 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 21 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 21 Bosnia-Herzegovina.......................................................................................................................... 23 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 23 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 23 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 23 Bulgaria ........................................................................................................................................... 25 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 25 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 25 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 25 Croatia ............................................................................................................................................. 27 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 27 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 27 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 29 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 29 Czech Republic ................................................................................................................................. 31 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 31 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 32 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 34 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 34 Denmark .......................................................................................................................................... 36 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 36 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 38 2 Eurail B.V. TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 38 Estonia ............................................................................................................................................. 40 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 40 PASS BENEFIT .......................................................................................................................................................... 41 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 42 Finland............................................................................................................................................. 45 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 45 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 46 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 49 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 50 France .............................................................................................................................................. 52 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 52 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 53 EURAIL AID OFFICE .................................................................................................................................................. 58 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 58 North Macedonia ............................................................................................................................. 61 PASS NETWORK....................................................................................................................................................... 61 PASS BENEFITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 61 TRAVEL INFO ........................................................................................................................................................... 62 Germany .......................................................................................................................................... 63 PASS NETWORK......................................................................................................................................................
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