Europe by Eurail: Touring Europe by Train

by LaVerne Ferguson-Kosinski

Book Overview

A comprehensive guide to touring Europe by train, with suggested rail trips to outlying areas and points of interest from 24 base cities in 17 countries; updated information on fares, schedules, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0762738898
• ISBN13: 9780762738892
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Globe Pequot Press
• Length: 529 Pages
• Weight: 1.63 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

One of Several Helpful European Travel Guides

In planning my Eurocation, I purchased this book among others. This particular guide was informative on a city-by-city basis as well as for an overall country perspective. I used it to assist me in narrowing down my choices and in developing a sketchy itinerary. I liked the details of how to purchase tickets, read schedules, gain information, etc. I tore out applicable sections to take with me while traveling. It was the first travel guide I obtained in preparation for my trip. I found I had unanswered questions that led me to other guides and to the internet to fill in the gaps. But it was a good springboard from which to heighten my awareness and anticipation.

Works Great

I graduated from a handheld labeler and have been very pleased with the Brother p-touch. The PC software enables much better formatting and design vs. standalone so I would recommend loading it. The most surprising plus I liked was the battery powered mobile capability - I find myself taking it back and forth to work and home so portability is great. You can make your labels as fancy or plain as you want and the amount of formatting options is certain to please just about anyone. I would highly recommend this model if you are looking for a good all around model. The tapes come in many sizes and colors so again, you have plenty of choices - tapes are expensive but you get a lot for the price.

So far a good guide to Europe

I read this book for planning a trip to Europe. What impressed me at first is the introduction chapter that gave me some tricks and tips and necessary info how to use the EU railway network. The suggesting itinerary is also quite useful. The most confusing thing about the book is the train schedule. It might get obsolete. When I check on the Eurail website, the schedule looks quite different from what is in the book.

Planning guide

As of yet, I have not journeyed through Europe. My desire when I get there is to go via rail. This is an excellent guide to help you plan you travels through the country. Where to go, where to stay and what to see and do. Since I have yet to go to Europe, I can not attest to this books reliablity. Though from what I have read, seems to be quite insightful and full of help for a visit.

First Class Rail Travel is the Way to Go

My girlfriend and I got the pass and the free book. We could not have made it through five countries in two weeks without it. It is the Bible of Europen rail travel. Money well spent! And a great bargain! KUDOS