Train trips from Europe's cities
Find trains leaving Europe's cities and book onward journeys across the continent - one search shows live times and fares across every operator, so it's best to compare before you go.
How it works
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Train travel questions
How do you find the cheapest train departure from your city?
The cheapest train departures come from booking advance fares early, travelling off-peak, and comparing operators for the same route, shifting your time by an hour or 2 often drops the price accordingly. The day of the week and the season impacts overall fares too.
Which European cities have the most onward train connections?
The biggest rail hubs - Paris, London, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Milan - have the widest onward networks, with the Eurostar, TGV, AVE, and Frecciarossa reaching cities across the continent. Comparing operators shows the routes and fares ahead of time before you book.
When should you book a train for the best price?
Booking a train a few weeks to a few months ahead of time usually secures the best fare, as advance tickets sell in limited numbers with fares rising closer to departure. High-speed and cross-country services reward booking early the most.
Is the train better for the environment than flying?
Train travel produces far less carbon per passenger than the equivalent short-haul flight, which is why it's the greener choice on most European city routes.