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The best thing to do is price out your flights on the websites for some low-cost airlines:

http://www.ryanair.com

http://www.easyjet.com

http://www.airberlin.com

The difficulty involved is not huge, just a bit of an annoyance. First off, trains travel from city-center to city-center, whereas you will need to get transportation to/from the airports, which will also increase the cost. As well, with security, waiting for baggage, and the early check-in times for some flights, a high-speed train is supposed to be faster for any flights less than 3.5 hours in duration. That being said, if money is the priority then these problems will be easily overcome.

Remember as well that if you are traveling by train, Italy is rarely a good investment for a rail pass. The prices of point-to-point tickets are so inexpensive, and the cost of reservation fees on a rail pass can be pretty high, such to the point that a rail pass loses its value in that country. The rest of your destinations usually work out best with a rail pass.

You can price out the cost of individual rail tickets on the website for the rail service of the country from which your trip will be departing. For example, any trips departing from Italy can be priced out at http://www.trenitalia.com

Have a great trip!

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Only 160 miles from north to south and 50 miles from east to west. Wales offers a range of landscapes that go from wild and rugged to bucolic and pastoral. Wales and North Wales have rocky coastlines, sheep-studded hills, green valleys and North Wales has small villages and towns.
The capital of Wales in Cardiff in the south and in the north, expect to see many castles and the many flowers of Wales.
The language of Wales is complex but lovely when spoken by a native and Welsh is the oldest, strongest language in Europe.
Travel to Wales. Travel to North Wales. Wales is an authentic travel destination

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Where is your first arrival point in Europe? If it happens to be Amsterdam, then you can find more information about the Eurail Pass on www.ns.nl; all you have to do is to click the English version of the site and go to the page about international travel.

Another exciting way to travel Europe is to go biking across a few cities, or even countries. It will be time and energy consuming, but if you have travel buddies who have done it before and are familiar with interesting roadpaths, it would be well worth it. All you have to do is to buy a secondhand bike for between €25-€75 as soon as you arrive (In the Netherlands go to a website like www.viavia.nl or www.marktplaats.nl) and advertise it sometime before you leave to make sure that it is sold before you return to the US.

You can also google for backpacker communities and travel plans. I would also look up Lonely Planet and TimeOut Magazine for such info.

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Thanks in advance!
basically, the cities that we want to go to are Rome, Milan, Venice, Verona, Innsbruck, (maybe Vienna), Munich, Frankfort, Berlin, Strasbourg, Paris, Nantes, Barcelona, Valencia, and Madrid.

(city – minimum days, suggested days)

Rome – 2 , 5
Milan – 1, 0 (don’t go to Milan, its not worth the time. nothing to see there, ugly industrial town – in my oppinion – maybe try Firenze instead, much more beautiful)
Venice – 1,1 (a must have, but it’s soooo crowded with tourists)
Verona 1,1 (never been there, but rather small)
Innsbruck 1,0 (not worth to visit)
maybe Vienna 2,4 (great city, one of the best worldwide; not directly on your route, but definatly worth to visit)
Munich 2,4 (my hometown)
Frankfurt 1,2
Berlin 2,5
Strasbourg 1, don’t know havent been there
Paris 3,6
Nantes (don’t know at all)
Barcelona 3,5
Valencia (don’t know at all)
Madrid 3,5

I would guess a minimum of 4 weeks for this programm (estimating you sleep during moving from one point to the other), but this is already so tight I doubt it could be fun. If I were you, I would rather cut some places and enjoy more. My route (based on your route) would be:

5 days in Rome
1 day travel, slowly, with time to go to smaller villages a little bit of the highways (it’s worth it)
1 day to Venice
1 day travell, go see the alps, go on top of a mountain, enjoy pure nature
4 days Vienna
1 day travell, go see the Chiemsee incl. Castle Herrenchiemsee and monestry frauenchiemsee with a bouttour
3 days Munich
1 day travel (you’ll need all day for the travalling, so no stop)
5 days Paris
2 days travel, stop in Nice and traval at the cost to…
5 days Barcelona

It’s still about 29 days… Contact me for further advise.

Interrail seems really overpriced and it would probably be cheaper to fly, but I was wondering if anyone else had any tips, or websites that might help?

for buses there are sometimes deals on www.eurolines.com, some flights can be cheap have a look at www.skyscanner.net

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