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Eurail One Country Pass

Do you live outside Europe, Russia or Turkey and want to discover your favourite European country by train? The One Country Pass is your rail flat rate for the country of your choice.

Advantages

  • Travel throughout a specific country within 3 to 8 days in a month
  • Paperless travel with the mobile Pass
  • Unlimited train use on the day of travel
  • Bookable for 30 European countries
  • 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 freely selectable travel days within one month
From EUR 58

From 01.06.24-01.09.24, reservations are compulsory on many cross-border connections to and from Germany. Please book a separate seat reservation for your journey during this period. You can find more information in the FAQ.

Pass surcharges
In addition to the reservation, a Pass surcharge is required on certain connections, e.g. for the ICE/TGV to France. You can find more information in the FAQ.

Would you like to enjoy unlimited travel across Germany?

Further information: Then book the German Rail Pass

Frequently asked questions

Travellers whose permanent place of residence is outside Europe, Turkey or Russia can book a Eurail Pass. The Pass is non-transferable.

The Eurail One Country Pass is available for the following countries:

Austria, Benelux, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey.

You can explore 33 countries with just a single Eurail Pass.

You can travel on 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 travel days of your choice within one month with the Eurail One Country Pass.

Prices for a Eurail One Country Pass vary from country to country. Some One Country Passes are available from as little as EUR 54.

  • Children under the age of 4 travel for free and do not need their own Eurail Pass.
  • Up to two children under the age of 12 can accompany an adult free of charge. A Eurail Youth Pass must be booked for each additional child.
  • Children under the age of 12 travelling alone require a Eurail Youth Pass.
  • Young people aged 12 and over require a Eurail Youth Pass.

You can purchase a Eurail Pass in several ways:

  • Mobile-Pass:
    You can book your Eurail Pass digitally, by selecting the "mobile Pass" option at the checkout. You will then receive an e-mail containing the order confirmation and Pass number, which you can use to load your Pass to the Eurail/Interrail Rail Planner app.
  • Online booking with Pass sent by post:
    You can order your Eurail Pass online and receive it by post. Please allow enough time for delivery.
  • Individual support:
    Would you like individual customer support and the opportunity to buy a Pass over the counter? If so, you can purchase your Eurail Pass at one of the Eurail Aid Offices at selected DB stations.

To travel with the mobile Pass, you need your smartphone, the Rail Planner App and an internet connection (at least once every three days). Simply select the "mobile Pass" option at the checkout. You will receive an e-mail containing the order confirmation and Pass number so you can load your Pass to the app.

Activating your mobile Pass
Follow the instructions in the order confirmation e-mail to load the Pass to the app and activate it. You can either do both steps at once, or add the pass to the app first and activate it later – it's up to you.

Travelling with the mobile Pass
Find the routes and travel connections you need in the Rail Planner App. Tap a connection to save it to My Trip, where you can see all your travel plans at a glance. When you are ready to make the trip, tap it to add that journey to your Pass. The journey will then appear under My Pass as a ticket, so that you can show it during ticket inspection on the train.

You can download the Rail Planner app here:

You can buy a Eurail Pass at the earliest 11 months before your journey begins.

You need a reservation for many European high-speed trains and for all night trains. This means that you cannot travel by train without a reservation.

Please also note that a reservation including surcharge is required for high-speed trains between Germany and France and for Eurocity trains between Munich and destinations in Italy.

You can make your reservation for almost all European trains up to 6 months before departure online here, at DB points of sale and at www.eurail.com, for some trains up to 3 months before departure.

Reservation costs are not included in the Interrail Pass.

When travelling with the Eurail Pass, you must show the identification document specified in the Eurail Pass on the train.

When purchasing, you must specify the following:

  • First name and surname
  • Date of birth
  • Country of residence
  • The number of your valid ID document
  • The date of your departure (= start of the Pass’s validity period)

Exchange before the first day of validity:
Free of charge

Cancellation up to and including the first day of validity:
Subject to a fee of 15%

Exchange or cancellation after the first day of validity:
Not possible

Your Eurail Pass offers you a variety of benefits and discounts, such as for hotels and museums. You can find a complete overview of the benefit partners at:

With the European Football Championship 2024 in Germany, we are expecting exceptionally high demand for international connections.

By extending the reservation requirement, which already exists on some international runs on a seasonal or year-round basis, we are offering you a reliable and comfortable journey.

Die Reservierungspflicht gilt ganzjährig für Reisen zwischen Deutschland und Frankreich sowie zwischen Deutschland und Polen.

Darüber hinaus gibt es für viele internationale Reisen eine saisonale Reservierungspflicht vom 1. Juni bis 1. September 2024, in die Schweiz über den Grenzübergang Lindau-Reutin ist diese verlängert bis einschließlich 5. Oktober 2024.

No, the reservation requirement only applies to cross-border journeys. There is no obligation to make a reservation within Germany.

Yes, a seat reservation is always required for trains that require a reservation. You can subsequently submit your unused seat reservation to the Passenger Rights Service Centre or to a DB sales outlet for a refund. Further information can be found at https://int.bahn.de/en/booking-information/passenger-rights

  • Yes, in addition to your Interrail pass/Eurail pass, passport travellers also require a reservation for international trains requiring a reservation.
    Please note: Travelling on the Brenner cooperation train to Italy also requires the tariff surcharge.
  • For some runs, a surcharge is required for passport travellers, e.g. on long-distance services to/from France or on the Brenner Cooperation trains to Italy.
  • We recommend that you plan and book your journey well in advance.