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I've found advice from seat61.com useful a few times. He recommends https://raileurope.com/ https://raileurope.com/ -- When I used them back when they were loc
by imurray 3y ago
I've found advice from seat61.com useful a few times.
He recommends https://raileurope.com/ https://raileurope.com/ -- When I used them back when they were loco2, I was impressed by the customer service. I needed to change my train ticket, so emailed them and they sorted it all out for me with minimum fuss, emailing me replacements. At the time it was a lot easier than dealing with the local railway companies in countries where I didn't speak the language. I don't know if they would be as good now that they aren't a startup though.
History of loco2/raileurope: https://www.seat61.com/websites/who-are-raileurope.htm https://www.seat61.com/websites/who-are-raileurope.htm
- gmac 3y agoSince Loco2 became Rail Europe I've found the website has gone heavily downhill. I now find thetrainline.com often more efficient and more likely to find viable routes at a reasonable price.