http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6 Tips and stories on traveling by train in Europe Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:19:41 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6#comment-802 akoos Tue, 09 Feb 2010 22:27:47 +0000 http://blog.raileurope.com.com/?p=130#comment-802 Typically it is suggested to have at least 8 minutes transfer time to make it to the departure track. If you are an elderly traveler, who may travel at a slower pace, you may want to reconsider. Also, if you're traveling with a great deal of luggage, you may find yourself rushing with lots of bags, which will slow you down a tad. But, under normal circumstances, you should be able to connect with either transfer. Hope that helps! Typically it is suggested to have at least 8 minutes transfer time to make it to the departure track. If you are an elderly traveler, who may travel at a slower pace, you may want to reconsider. Also, if you’re traveling with a great deal of luggage, you may find yourself rushing with lots of bags, which will slow you down a tad. But, under normal circumstances, you should be able to connect with either transfer. Hope that helps!

]]> http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6#comment-776 janet Sat, 30 Jan 2010 16:38:40 +0000 http://blog.raileurope.com.com/?p=130#comment-776 We are comparing train routes from LaSpezia to Vaduz this year. We have 10 min to transfer in Milan, vs 12 min to transfer in Auth Goldau. I am not familiar with the stations, nor the language. Is it realistic to make the transfer in these times? We are comparing train routes from LaSpezia to Vaduz this year. We have 10 min to transfer in Milan, vs 12 min to transfer in Auth Goldau. I am not familiar with the stations, nor the language. Is it realistic to make the transfer in these times?

]]> http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6#comment-519 akoos Mon, 26 Oct 2009 00:44:14 +0000 http://blog.raileurope.com.com/?p=130#comment-519 I find traveling by train saves me so much time when I go off on my mini European adventures! I'm the type of traveler who has a rough idea of what I want to see and do, but don't actually commit until I'm there. Taking trains helps me to travel in this style, simply showing up at a station and hopping on the next departure! Adding train travel into my plans is like adding an extra adventure into my itinerary, meeting new people, talking to locals, I love it all! I find traveling by train saves me so much time when I go off on my mini European adventures! I’m the type of traveler who has a rough idea of what I want to see and do, but don’t actually commit until I’m there. Taking trains helps me to travel in this style, simply showing up at a station and hopping on the next departure! Adding train travel into my plans is like adding an extra adventure into my itinerary, meeting new people, talking to locals, I love it all!

]]> http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6#comment-508 leito Sun, 25 Oct 2009 18:43:43 +0000 http://blog.raileurope.com.com/?p=130#comment-508 Traveling by train is a very nice way to travel in Europe. I am really getting used to it as you will find a train connection to every town, city or even village you would like to visit. Traveling by train is a very nice way to travel in Europe. I am really getting used to it as you will find a train connection to every town, city or even village you would like to visit.

]]> http://blog.raileurope.com/european-trains/cities-by-rail-with-a-few-sides%e2%80%a6#comment-19 will barton Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:00:42 +0000 http://blog.raileurope.com.com/?p=130#comment-19 As a destination planner for letting the Train take the strain this is a site i would recommend for any destination. As a destination planner for letting the Train take the strain this is a site i would recommend for any destination.

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