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FromSelect a station Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin Bologna Bordeaux Brussels Budapest Cologne Florence Frankfurt Innsbruck Karlsruhe Lille London Lyon Madrid Mannheim Marseille Milan Munich Naples Nice Paris Prague Rome Rotterdam Salzburg Strasbourg Stuttgart Turin Venice Verona Vienna Zurich ToSelect a station Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin Bologna Bordeaux Brussels Budapest Cologne Florence Frankfurt Innsbruck Karlsruhe Lille London Lyon Madrid Mannheim Marseille Milan Munich Naples Nice Paris Prague Rome Rotterdam Salzburg Strasbourg Stuttgart Turin Venice Verona Vienna Zurich PassInterrail Eurail Class2nd class 1st class Common routes
Paris → Frankfurt Paris → Stuttgart London → Paris Paris → Brussels Paris → Marseille Milan → Rome Vienna → Venice Brussels → Berlin
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🛂 First leg after landing (EES) Suggestion, not official Flying into the Schengen area from outside it? Since the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) started in 2026, travellers report 1–2 hour border queues at hubs such as Frankfurt and Milan Malpensa, and IATA says missed connections nearly doubled.
⏱ Leave at least 3 hours between your scheduled landing and your first train. 🎫 For that first train, buy a flexible/changeable ticket, or use your pass on a regional train that needs no reservation — not a fixed-time reservation you could lose. Check live/typical waits before you fly: EU — Entry/Exit System (official) · EESQueue — airport EES wait tracker (independent)
Disclaimer: Reservation rules, fees and quotas change. The railway operator's own published conditions always take precedence over this page. Fees were last verified on 2026-10-04. No affiliate links.