Compare train tickets throughout Europe
Compare train tickets across Europe and book the route that suits you. One search shows live times and fares across every operator - from the Eurostar to high-speed lines like the TGV, AVE, and Frecciarossa - with easy travel connections from the main city centre.
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Train travel questions
Which trains can you take across Europe?
Europe's rail network links most major cities directly, from the Eurostar out of London to high-speed lines like the TGV, AVE, and Frecciarossa, with an Interrail pass as an option for multi-country trips. Comparing operators for the same route brings the fares and times together in one search.
When is the train cheaper than flying?
The train often beats flying on price once you factor in airport transfers, bag fees, and the trip into town, especially on centre to centre city routes under about 5 hours. Advance fares are where you'll find the savings, so it's worth booking in advance when your dates are fixed.
Which cross-border train routes are most popular?
The busiest cross-border routes in Europe include London to Paris, London to Amsterdam, and Paris to Barcelona, all direct and high-speed options. Comparing operators for the same route shows the live times and fares before you book.
How far ahead should you book European train tickets?
European train tickets are usually cheapest booked a few weeks to a few months ahead, as advance fares sell in limited numbers and rise over time. High-speed and international services reward those with early bookings.
Is the train better for the environment than flying?
Train travel produces far less carbon per passenger than a short-haul flight, which is why it's the greener choice on most European city routes.