From 9 September, Eurail will become Interrail, welcoming travellers from around the world into the same community under one name.

Over the years, people have travelled under two names: Eurail for travellers living outside Europe and Interrail for European residents.

It’s a new chapter for Eurail. But the idea behind it hasn’t changed. The Pass has always been about more than getting from A to B. You hop on a train in one country, cross borders and arrive in another. And arrive home with countless memories.

So, a new name for the same journey. Nothing else is changing, only the name.

An Interrail pass is one of the best ways to travel through Europe. You can explore up to 33 European countries by train choosing your own route. And you have the flexibility to stay longer when you feel like and get to experience Europe beyond the obvious places.

Ready to add Interrail to your European Holiday? 

Learn how the Pass works and get practical tips and planning at the official Interrail website.

Note: If you already have a Eurail Pass, your Pass, reservations, account and travel plans stay the same.

If you are wanting some inspiration to discover Europe by rail, check out

1 Month Europe Itinerary
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