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Reservation Costs & Surcharges On n i e h Singen Überlingen Mulhouse R Germany Kempten Zell Radolfzell Rome SchaffSchaffhausenhausen www.interrailnet.com Wangen Reservation costs & surcharges on domestic day trains¹ Belfort Waldshut Konstanz im Allgäu Switzerland Friedrichshafen Lörrach Stein Kreuzlingen Koblenz Etzwilen am Rhein Basel Country Domestic day train R Passholder fare 1st class Passholder fare 2nd class Comments Eglisau Frauenfeld Romanshorn Lindau Immenstadt Montbéliard Bonfol NiederNieder-- Bülach WWeinfeldeneinfelden weningen Sissach WinterWinterthurthur Rodersdorff Brugg Rorschach Bregenz Sonthofen Liestal Baden Zürich Wil St. MargarethenMargrethen Austria EC 30/31 X € 5 € 5 Porrentruy St. Gallen Aarau Lenzburg Effretikon Gossau Heiden Dornbirn Oberstdorf € € Delémont Dietikon Zürich Croatia ICN Zagreb - Split X 5 5 Uster Herisau Trogen Glovelier Waldenburg Suhr Besançon Glovelier Balsthal Olten Gais re Schöftland WWetzikonetzikon AltstättenAltstätten IC Zagreb - Rijeka/Osijek/Cakovec X € 1 € 1 Moutier a Thalwil A Zofingen Wattwil Appenzell Tavannes Oensingen WWohlenohlen Esslingen Le Noirmontont Solothurn Uznach Czech Republic SC SuperCity X € 7 € 7 Fahrwangen Rappers- Wasserauen Feldkirch St. Imier Langenthal Sihl- wil France Reinach brugg Nesslau Bludenz Austria IC/EC (domestic journeys) X € 2 € 2 Biel Grenchen Herzogenb. Zug Wädenswil Ziegelbrücke La Chaux-de-Fonds Sursee Rotkreuz Buchs Mouchard Les Brenets Burgdorf Huttwil Arth- LieLiechten-e chten- Finland Pendolino X € 3,90 to € 6,70 € 2,30 to € 4,50 price depends on distance Lyss Küssnacht Goldau St. Anton Le Locle Neuchâtel stesteine in am Arlberg Wolhusen Einsiedeln Les PoPontsonts de MaMartelrtel Sumiswald Wasen Vitznau € € € € Les Schwyz Sargans InterCity O 2,50 to 6,70 1,70 to 4,50 price depends on distance Travers Ins Luzern Glarus Pontarlier VerrièresVerrières Kerzers Bern Brunnen Frasne Alpnachstad Stans France TGV X € 3 or € 15 € 3 or € 15 off peak and peak price St. SSulpiceulpice Fleurier Murten Gümmenen Gümligen Landquart Buttes Flüelen St. CrCroixoix Estavayer Langnau Fribourg Sarnen Altdorf Chur TEOZ X € 1,50 or € 3 € 1,50 or € 3 Flamatt Konolfingen Linthal Klosters Reichenau Lisbon Payerne Schwarzen- Steffisburg Scuol-Tarasp Yverdon Corail / Corail IC O € 1,50 or € 3 € 1,50 or € 3 burg Brienz Engelberg Ilanz ein Davos Vallorbeorbe Bercher Thun h Arosa Beaten- R € € bucht Germany ICE/IC/EC * 3,50 3,50 Romont Meiringen Le Pontont L'Isle Echallens Zernez Bulle Spiez Interlaken Göschenen Disentis/ Thusis Filisur ICE Sprinter X € 16 € 11 incl. newspaper and catering Cossonay Broc Mustér Le BrassusBrassusus Boltigen Palézieux Andermatt Tiefencastel Bière Châtel- Frutigen Thalys (between Köln and Aachen) X € 6,00 € 3,50 Zweisimmen Morges Mt. Pèlerin St. Denis Switzerland Les Pleïades Gstaad Samedan La Cure Lausanne Airolo Berlin-Warszawa Express (Frankfurt/O.) X € 3,50 € 3,50 Montbovon Kandersteg VeveyVevey Pontresinatresina Nyon Les Avants Thonon Montreux Lenk i. S. St. Moritz Greece ICE X € 11,90 to € 41,20 € 9,30 to € 33,30 price depends on distance Evian Rochers de Naye St.GingoSt.Gingolpholph Leysin Les Diablerets IC X € 7,80 to € 27,20 € 5,70 to € 20,20 price depends on distance Brig Aigle Villars Sierre Genève PoschiavoPoschiavo Hungary IC X € 2 € 2 MonMontheynthey Leuk Visp Chiavenna Bex Sion ône Annemasse Rh Iselle IP X € 0,50 € 0,50 Champérypéry Locarno Tirano S. Maria BellinzonaBellinzzona Sondrio Maggiore MarMartignytigny Edolo EC (domestic journeys) * € 1,50 € 1,50 Bellegarde Châtelardard Sembrancher Zermatt Colico € € Le Châble Domodossola Morbegno Italy Eurostar Italia X 15 15 LuganoLuganano Orsières Gornergrat Luino Bellano Eurostar Italia AV X € 20 € 20 Annecy Varenna St. Gervais Breno Chamonix Porto Mandello EurostarCity Italia X € 15 € 15 Ceresio Laveno Lecco TBiz X € 25 € 25 Italy Stresa Chiasso Darfo Como InterCity Plus X € 5 € 5 EC/IC Internazionali (domestic journeys) X € 5 € 5 Cisalpino (domestic journeys) X € 15 € 15 Artesia de Jour (domestic journeys) X € 5 € 5 Berlin Barcelona Amsterdam Norway long distance trains X € 6,30 € 6,30 1st class pass holders have access to Komfort class Poland TLK X € 0,80 € 0,80 IC/EC (domestic journeys) X € 4,50 to € 6 € 4,50 to € 6 EX X € 2,50 € 2,50 Portugal Alfa Pendular X € 8 € 8 IC X € 4 € 4 Romania IC X € 4,20 to € 19,80 € 3,50 to € 18,20 price depends on distance Slovakia IC/EC (domestic journeys) X € 3 € 3 SC SuperCity X € 7 € 7 Slovenia ICS trains (domestic journeys) X on train € 7 on train € 4,50 free reservation if made locally in advance Spain Arco, Talgo, Diurno, Intercity X € 10 € 6,50 Euromed, Alvia, Alaris, Altaria X € 23,50 € 6,50 fi rst class includes drink and meal AVE, Talgo 200, Avant X € 23,50 € 10 fi rst class includes drink and meal Sweden InterCity and Regional trains O € 3 € 3 X2000 X € 17 € 7fi rst class includes light meal Turkey long distance trains * free free Milan Vienna Budapest 1) Please note: this information is subject to change. Prices may fl uctuate throughout the year and the number of seats available at these rates may be limited. X = reservation compulsory O = reservation recommended * = reservation possible but not compulsory Reservation costs & surcharges on international day trains¹ Trains Countries Route R Passholder fare 1st class Passholder fare 2nd class Allegro Day Italy, Austria Venezia - Wien X € 5 € 5 Artesia de Jour Italy, France Paris - Torino X € 10 € 10 Lyon - Milano X € 10 € 10 Berlin-Warszawa Express Germany, Poland Berlin - Warszawa X € 3,50 € 3,50 Casanova Slovenia, Italy Venezia - Ljubljana X € 5 € 5 Cisalpino (CIS/EC) Switzerland, Italy Bern - Milano/Venezia X € 5 € 5 Zürich - Milano/Venezia X € 5 € 5 EuroCity 72/73 and 74/75 Austria, Czech Republic Wien - Praha X € 7 € 7 London Madrid Paris EuroCity via Brennero Italy, Austria, Germany Roma - Munchen X € 5 € 5 Map 2008 Eurostar France, Belgium, Great Britain Paris - London X from € 103 incl. meal & drink from € 58 Brussels - London X from € 103 incl. meal & drink from € 58 Lille - London X from € 93 incl. meal & drink from € 48 InterCity Stockholm-Oslo Sweden, Norway Stockholm - Oslo X € 3 € 3 ICE International traffi c Germany - France and vv. Frankfurt - Paris X € 20 includes meal & drink € 5 ICE / ICE International Germany to Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands & Switzerland various * € 3,50 € 3,50 Riviera Day France, Italy Milano - Nice X € 5 € 5 Talgo de Jour Spain, France Montpellier - Barcelona/Cartagena X € 37 € 16 TGV Paris/Luxembourg France to Belgium, Luxembourg international journeys X € 3 € 3 TGV France Germany International traffi c Germany - France and vv. Paris - Stuttgart/München X € 20 includes meal & drink € 5 TGV Lyria Switzerland, France Paris - Zurich/Bern/Lausanne/Geneve X € 5 € 5 Thalys France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany Paris - Amsterdam X € 29 includes drink & snack € 15 Paris - Brussels X € 25 includes drink & snack € 15 Paris - Köln X € 29 includes drink & snack € 15 Brussels - Amsterdam X € 25 includes drink & snack € 15 X2000 Sweden, Denmark Stockholm - Kobenhavn X € 17 includes light meal € 7 1) Please note: this information is subject to change. Prices may fl uctuate throughout the year and the number of seats available at these rates may be limited. Free to Explore Europe X = reservation compulsory * = reservation possible but not compulsory.
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