Six years ago, I fulfilled one of my dream trips: to travel around Europe by train. If you didn’t before, you can read about the beginning of the journey here. My friend and I bought our Interrail tickets in the beginning of July 2010. She met me in Hertfordshire (where I was living at the time) on the 23rd and we started our trip on the 25th. The plan was to use our Interrail Pass to get to London St. Pancras and jump on the Eurostar straight to Brussels (our first planned stop). But day 1 was unexpectedly spent in Brighton. Here’s what happened.   This was not according to plan Tip #1: take your time to plan your trip in advance. The Interrail Pass* gives you free travel on a large number of trains around Europe. Faster trains, as for example TGV or Eurostar, come at an extra (yet cheaper) cost. With our passes, we knew that we could book the Eurostar from London St. Pancras to Brussels Midi at a discounted rate. The only way to book it is to call them on +44 (0)8432 186 186 and fares (or places) are subject to availability. I highly suggest you book these in […]

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