Europe by Train: Backpacking for Beginners

by Julian Trometer

You want to experience your first backpacking adventure in Europe - but are unsure what to expect? Then this book will address your uncertainties and answer all your questions. Starting with planning your travel route, a required budget, and the optimal packing list, you will find everything you need to know for a successful journey by train through Europe. Further topics most popular countries and itinerariesInterrail, Eurail or separate train ticketsHow to find a suitable travel partnerHow to find affordable accommodationThe optimal packing list for EuropeTravel safety for both men and womenUseful tips and others’ experienceWith this book, you will be well prepared to start your first backpacking adventure. From my experience, I can tell you that traveling by train is the most beautiful way to discover Europe. Let’s go, your adventure awaits!Opinions on the book"The book enables step-by-step planning for an unforgettable train journey and is a must for everyone who wants to experience Europe by rail." Rucksack-rauf-und-weg.de"The book is a very good travel companion. Loaded with lots of valuable information and practical tips, it shows you how to discover Europe on your own by train.” GATE7 travel podcast about wanderlust & photography

147 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 1, 2020

Reviews

[dennis Waters · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not a bad little book but felt it simply written for people who understood the Europe rail system but I was still confused. Some parts are useful but others confusing still.

[Amy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Wasn't that helpful, all the information was pretty wishy-washy and was more about other people's experiences.

[Susan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Helpful

A quick and helpful read to prepare for your packpacking holiday in Europe. Lots of tips for the beginner. Recommended

[Tiffany Elaine Conn · Rating 2 out of 5]

Bruh should’ve called this book “Backpacking Through Europe” cause he spoke more on the traveling experience as a whole than he did toward what to expect of the train experience itself. I have no idea what kind of customs or policies I should be aware of when traveling by train. He also wrote it for Europeans which isn’t helpful for non-Europeans like me.