Take Europe’s most scenic train rides with the Eurail pass

When you travel just for the purpose of seeing the world, nothing can beat a beautiful train ride. Make sure you get a window seat on one of Europe’s most scenic rail tours. Lean back and have your camera ready. With the Eurail pass, you can get off at any station, stay as long as you like, and then take the next train.

For some people, there is nothing like the European Premier trains:

The Cisalpino direct route from Zürich to Florence.
The Artesia from Paris to Rome.
The Riviera for travel between the French Riviera and Italy or Switzerland.
The Talgo connecting Montpellier and Madrid with Spain’s Costa del Sol.
The Elipsos Trenhotel hotel trains give a new dimension to travel. Journeys throughout Spain are a breeze with service to Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Milan, and Zurich. On the Francisco de Goya route from Madrid to Paris, the train makes a stop at Blois in the famous French Loire valley. Well know for being at the center of the French renaissance, Blois is the perfect stop for visiting the Loire valley castles.
The William Tell Express links German-speaking central Switzerland with Italian-speaking Ticino. The tour starts in Lucerne, where you’ll board a nostalgic paddle steamer for a 3-hour cruise on Lake Lucerne and enjoy a gourmet meal. At Fluelen, passengers board an air-conditioned panoramic train and travel through the steep ravines and precipitous cliffs of the Reuss Valley, passing the historic Gotthard railway tunnel. On the south side, many breath-taking bridges are crossed, passing by charming villages down the valley towards Lugano or Locarno.