well, i m also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass, and let me begin by saying where i won t be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerland, where tickets are positively alpine in their prices. and the railjourneys are spectacular especially the glacier express across the mountains. that s all for now from here in paris. but do get in touch. send us your travel problems and i ll do my best to find a solution. goodbye. now, finally this week, we re off to the kitchens of
closer to paris. for example, there is chantilly, which is only 25 minutes by train from paris, and which also has a castle, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous creme chantilly, and it s closer than competition, for example. following our feature on european rail travel last month, it s clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: well, i m also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass, and let me begin by saying where i won t be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead.
to cook the famous chantilly. following our feature on european rail travel last month, it s clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: we re planning a three week interrail trip in september. what itinerary do you recommend? well, i m also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass. and let me begin by saying where i won t be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerland, where tickets are positively alpine in their prices. and the railjourneys are spectacular, especially the glacier express
for example, there is chantilly, which is only 25 minutes by train from paris, and which also has a castle, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous creme chantilly, and it s closer than competition, for example. following our feature on european rail travel last month, it s clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: well, i m also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass, and let me begin by saying where i won t be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats