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German Passes

There is no better way to explore Germany than with the German railpass. You have a choice of 4 to 10 flexible days of travel within a 1 month period. Adult 1st Class and 2nd Class passes are available. There are also Twin-passes good for two people traveling together. Travelers under 26 can save with the Germany Youthpass.

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How do I use my pass once I get to Europe?
One of the great things about a Eurail pass is the ease of use and convenience. Before the first time you use it, you must present your rail pass and passport at a train station ticket window for validation, prior to boarding the train. This is only necessary the first time. After that, you have the freedom of unlimited travel all day according to the validity of your pass. If you have a flexipass, the only thing you would need to do is fill in the date box for the day you want to travel.

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Train Tip
For comfort, wear an eye shade and an inflatable neck pillow for sleeping on long train rides.

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