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Tomorrow another weeklong trip to Switzerland will start for me. Besides sleeping the first night in Zurich, nothing is 100 % safe yet. I am hopefully going for a four day hike from hut to hut starting at Oberalppass on Sunday, but am not sure about my hip (very slight pain for the last two days).

Any ideas what to visit in Switzerland in case I need to cancel the hikes?

Had a day left on my #Interrail ticket, so now I'm en route into the Scottish Borders with my #bike. The plan is to be back home tonight after 80-100km of cycling.

The Borders railway has only one space for 2 bikes per train, except if it is carrying 1 wheelchair instead. An odd choice for a train to such a beautiful biking destination - but today I was lucky and got on the first train no problem.

In case it’s of help to others: last month I booked a Nightjet from München Ost to Venezia Santa Lucia for next week.

Last week the Interrail app stopped showing it. A few days later, DB Navigator said it was no longer in the timetable. Today ÖBB sent me a similar message.

Confusingly, searching for alternatives got me very little. Most options wanted me to join the train at 2am at Salzburg. But looking at the route, the train is still departing from Stuttgart, and is only missing out München.

I thought that a 23:02 departure from Augsburg sounded like a much more reasonable suggestion.

The ÖBB website was a mess, and I eventually called the customer helpline. The agent assured me that: 1) they only ever sell one booking per bunk per trip on nightjets, and 2) the #Interrail supplements were the same price regardless of distance. So my reservation, despite specifically saying München on it was valid from any station on the train’s route.

I guess we’ll see.

#TIL: wenn die #SNCF von „billet“ spricht, dann meint sie primär den #Interrail-Zuschlag (bei Interrail überall als Reservierung bezeichnet), nicht das eigentliche Ticket von Interrail. (Aus der SNCF-Lounge gesendet.)

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#Interrail happiness is a 24-minute delay, if you've allowed 2 hours to your next train departure time, have luggage with, have no particular plans or needs, and the weather is occasional utterly torrential downpours.
So colour me entirely happy to have less standing around to do at Praha hl.n.
#Trains2Tatras

A wander around Berlin ten years after the last one. That same strange feeling of criss-crossing east and west, knowing that moving across the city was once a very different, very deadly experience.

You'd think we'd have learnt our lesson about walls and borders, about cooperation instead of isolation. The additional Brexit border checks on my journey suggest otherwise. #walking #berlin #interrail

Asking the #train crowd:

For a friend's #interrail trip I want a reservation from Malmö via CPH & HH to Berlin.

#DB doesn't offer reservation for the regional train from Malmö (they say it's fully booked, but it probably doesn't offer any reservations).

Booking a reservation from CPH-BER with DB they say they can't send me a PDF or a downloadable reservation.
On the #DSB international reservation I can't choose a longer changing time in HH. Railplanner charges much more.

Where to book?

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@spmrider Meine #ostseerunde25 vom Juni findest du unter dem Hashtag 😄 Einmal rund um die Ostsee inklusive Grenzübertritt Haparanda-Tornio, Nachtzug in Finnland, Nachtzug in Schweden und einzelnen Zügen dazwischen. Fernzüge sind ziemlich reservierungspflichtig, Nachtzüge auch, ich hab die Reise aber nur drei Wochen vorher geplant und gebucht. Alles via #interrail, Buchungen bei sj.se online, bei vr.fi am Telefon, bei dsb.dk (Reservierung) online.

And we start off on another #Interrail adventure with a regional train from Agrigento Centrale to Palermo Centrale. This will be the first 2 hours of a 27-hour trip, accompanied by the amazing @dubiousblur, and ending in Torino tomorrow afternoon.

This Alstom Coradia “Minuetto” EMU is pretty comfortable, has level access and space for bikes, and an accessible toilet.

It’s one of several different Coradias I’ve seen in Italy, all with music-themed names. I’ve also seen “Jazz” and “Pop” models, and I gather “Rock” is also an option.

Whilst not exactly a fast train, I suspect it’s more to do with line restrictions, as it’s an old mountain route that is mostly single track, than anything else. Yesterday’s trip down on this unit was on time at most of the stations, and in fact arrived 4 mins early at the terminus.

Antwortete Bubu :progress_pride:

@Bubu

Let's say you buy "7 days in a month", that month ends at 23:59 the last day.
E.g. July 13 --> August 12 23:59.

i.e. the #interrail pass is not valid anymore after that time. After 23:59 on August 12 it expires.

You have to be home before 23:59 (scheduled time) on the last day of validity period. Night trains are practically impossible on the last day of _validity_, regardless of how many _travel_days_ you have left.

I have an #interrail question. interrail.eu/en/support/intere states about "what is a travel day" and night trains:

* If you don't have a changeover after midnight then that only counts as one travel day instead of 2
* but somehow this does not work on the last day of the pass? ("Note: you cannot use your Eurail Pass to take a night train on your last travel day as the validity period will expire at 23:59.")

The second part is oddly confusing to me right now. Can someone confirm/explain that?

InterrailWhat is a travel day?When it comes to Interrail Passes, a travel day is a 24-hour period in which you can travel on trains with your rail Pass. Find out more here.