Artesia Trains - European Trains - European Rail Guide Artesia connects France and Italy in high-speed comfort. It can take you from Paris to Torino in just under 5 hours 30 minutes or continue on to Milano. Artesia also serves Lyon to Torino (3 hours 35 minutes) with continuing service to Milano. Between the Paris and Milano journey, you can ride the French TGV and from Lyon to Milano you can experience the famed Pendolino (tilting) train. Five daily round-trip connections between France and Italy cover a route along stunning countryside between Paris, Lyon, Milan, and Turin. Artesia trains provide travelers with convenient services from Lyon achieving speeds of up to 160 mph increasing to 180 mph for trains leaving from Paris. The service between Paris and Milan offers a licensed bar and snack service, both of which offer a great variety of food with the aim of incorporating most peoples’ tastes.
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Using Your Rail Pass in Europe by Rick Steves Here's what you need to know to use your Eurail or other European rail pass wisely. But be sure to read all the printed information that accompanies your rail pass. Do not remove the rail pass cover (with official restrictions and a Travel Report which you must complete!). Activating Your Rail Pass in Europe You must get your rail pass activated for it to be valid for travel. Rail passes must be validated within six months of the issue date (usually the day you bought it). Validation is easy. You may validate your country rail pass before arriving in that country. Keep your rail pass in your money belt . Using a Travel Day Fill in travel days (for flexipasses) and trip details. Show your rail pass if asked. Night trains and the 7 p.m. rule: A direct overnight train uses only one flexipass travel day (not two) if you board it after 7 p.m. and do not change trains before 4 a.m. Discounts don't use a flexipass day. Train Reservations with Rail Passes Sleeping on Trains European Train Stations
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How Rail Passes Work by Rick Steves Europe Figuring out whether you need to buy a rail pass, and if so how to choo-choo-choose between your options, can seem more daunting than it really is. What's the difference between a rail pass and a train ticket? A rail pass is a train-ticket-size piece of paper that covers the cost of train travel in a certain country (or countries) for a certain number of days (usually for a number of days spread out across a wider window of time; a few passes cover travel over a span of continuous days or weeks). By contrast, individually bought tickets get you from Point A to Point B (we call them "point-to-point tickets" to differentiate them from rail passes). They may be open-date tickets, or for a certain train at a certain time. While rail passes have to be bought in advance of your trip, it's simplest to buy point-to-point tickets in train stations as you travel (though they're becoming easier to purchase online, which can be handy if you need to secure an advance reservation for a certain train).