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For single countries though the Interrail not worth it, or more like make your own research For example in Hungary we have an unlimited pass for ~53€ a month,

by haunter 3mo ago

For single countries though the Interrail not worth it, or more like make your own research For example in Hungary we have an unlimited pass for ~53€ a month, valid on all trains and multiple public transport options (almost everything in Budapest included) https://bkk.hu/en/tickets-and-passes/prices/hungary-pass-full-price/ https://bkk.hu/en/tickets-and-passes/prices/hungary-pass-ful... Whereas a 3 days in 1 month Interrail pass is 79€ https://www.interrail.com/en/interrail-passes/one-country-pass/hungary https://www.interrail.com/en/interrail-passes/one-country-pa...

pantalaimon 3mo ago
Same for Germany, we have the 63€/Month Deutschlandticket. It's only valid for regional trains (but also all local buses, subway and tram systems) though, so for long distance travel you have to switch trains a lot.
- ocihangir 3mo ago
  Same for Luxembourg, except it is all (train, bus, tram) free. You can only see so much though.
- hvb2 3mo ago
  That's a very recent addition though. And a heavily subsidized one at that. I think this would be more for people that are doing a many week (3 or more) trip. At that point I think most people would want to see more than 1 country in Europe as they're so different
- wongarsu 3mo ago
  And they made it really annoying to get for only one month. It's meant to be a subscription for locals That coupled with the just much nicer experience of high-speed rail (which is not included in the Deutschlandticket), I'd still call the Interrail pass worthwhile if you are visiting. Not the only good option, but one of the good options
Marciplan 3mo ago
It has that name for a reason though
hutattedonmyarm 3mo ago
Interrail also includes a travel day to and from your home country though
- extraduder_ire 3mo ago
  I think specifically, it's only one journey out and one journey in. If you are eligible to get an eurail pass instead, you should. Costs the same last I checked and doesn't exclude your home country.

by haunter 3mo ago

pantalaimon 3mo ago

Same for Germany, we have the 63€/Month Deutschlandticket. It's only valid for regional trains (but also all local buses, subway and tram systems) though, so for long distance travel you have to switch trains a lot.

ocihangir 3mo ago
Same for Luxembourg, except it is all (train, bus, tram) free. You can only see so much though.
hvb2 3mo ago
That's a very recent addition though. And a heavily subsidized one at that. I think this would be more for people that are doing a many week (3 or more) trip. At that point I think most people would want to see more than 1 country in Europe as they're so different
wongarsu 3mo ago
And they made it really annoying to get for only one month. It's meant to be a subscription for locals That coupled with the just much nicer experience of high-speed rail (which is not included in the Deutschlandticket), I'd still call the Interrail pass worthwhile if you are visiting. Not the only good option, but one of the good options

Marciplan 3mo ago

It has that name for a reason though

hutattedonmyarm 3mo ago

Interrail also includes a travel day to and from your home country though

extraduder_ire 3mo ago
I think specifically, it's only one journey out and one journey in. If you are eligible to get an eurail pass instead, you should. Costs the same last I checked and doesn't exclude your home country.