my 3 MONTHS INTERRAIL itinerary | best & worst train rides | interrail guide part 2

What an amazing video. Insane editing, I can tell the time you put into this. Viele danke freund!

Hey, Ben . I'll be in Europe and I want to be sure and you look like the one who can give me the answer. Can I just show the barcode train ticket from my phone in Europe? Or Is it necessary to have it on paper printed?

Thank you so much for the information! Very nice work. However, what was the work you did in France called? Roofing? Woofing? I’ve tried to look it up, but I can’t find anything about it.. Nevertheless, Thanks for this!🌸

Why didn’t you do from thesaloniki to Istanbul directly by train ?

Great video and very useful tips man!

What is that piano song from the start when ur talking about Paris ?

Is busses included in the interrail-pass? Fx your bus-trip from Sofia to Budapest?

where did you sleep in Kiruna? I can't really find hostels there

Thanks a bunch! On a similar journey, and you documenting this, is just awesome! Danke!

Ugh, prices are so much higher now. Love this video though, very excited to do something like this myself :)

this video was the perfect format!! so glad to see you had fun and i love your cinematography 🤍

I was lucky enough to have spent approximately 4 years backpacking around the world, this brought back soo many memories. The number of different people you come across, in all walks of life. I have also used an Amtrak Pass and Indrail Pass. Rail travel definitely shows you the world. See the world to broaden your horizons.

What interrail pass did you get? I only have 7 days for a month

The best

When I heard you were from Stuttgart I was so confused because your English is so perfect!

When you had to get a bus, did you have to pay for it? Or was it part of the interrail ticket? Great Video btw!

i'm studying in dublin soon after interrailing europe too!! hahah

Thank you for this video! Im planning to do something similar in June/July. The chapter on loneliness was helpful as thats what i am most afraid of battling with the solo travel, your honesty has made it far easier to have realistic expectations which is super important. Cheers!

Hiya, this is a great video! I’m planning on going interrailing around march 2023 for 2 months but I’m struggling with what routes to take. Did you plan a route before or did you just kind wing it?? :)

Thanks for sharing your experience. Nice video.

does the interrail pass cover the costs of the trains and buses in greece and bulgaria?

What part of Australia r u from? I'm SEQ :) love ya channel btw

THIS IS SO DETAILED AND BEAUTIFULLY DONE AND PRODUCED! WATCHED THIS SEVERAL TIMES ALREADY LOL! Just so clear, straight forward and everything else! THANK YOU!!!

Thank you for such a detailed video! How were the ferries within the UK? I get seasick very easily and am considering flying or taking the ferry while interrailing this summer 😅

I loved this video I’m heading to Europe this summer and I’m so excited
Also haha I’m your 1000th subscriber :)

My notes up is fulling up thx to all the tips and hostels.

Thank you for this video! I’m planning to go interrailing trough Europe in about two years and this kinda video’s always help! :)

Interrail und dann noch ein the blaze Konzert, bin übelst neidisch gerade haha

Nice

On the ferry Italy to Greece back in 1985 no charge but sleep on floor on top of the ship. Still the same yours truly evans w Robinson

a video that is worth a million views!!! thanks for sharing. i hope can do solo traveling in Europe like u diid

You happened to have a few places on my list I always wanted to visit (specifically in Scandanavia) so this video has and the others have helped massively. Looking forward to when I can leave these hallowed isles again.

What camera did you use for capturing these beautiful places? the vintage video feels is awesome how did you achieve that?

Hey! Great video, really enjoyed it. How much did you spend for the whole trip?

Istanbul seems awsome.
I once arrive Seoul at 3 am , without WIFI, couldn't get into my hostel, and no one speaking English.
An old man who works in the convenience store tried to help us in Korean, somehow we knew he is trying to locate the nearest jjimjilbang (24 hours Korean sauna.)
After we got lost several times, we found that jjimjilbang by following some guys that looks a little bit drunk.
(And that's the moment I think I should learn Korean.)