Train travel through Europe can't get any better than this..
Travelling by train across Europe is possible, all you need is patience, a good reference guide and a bit of luck. For example: Take Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam, these three cities can easily be done with an average train travel time of under two hours between them. Of course, there are also coaches that cover a large network of European cities and are extremely popular with young people as the tickets are cheap. And I mean very cheap. I've scored 11 euros for a coach ticket from Brussels to Amsterdam on Flixbus. Ticket prices fluctuate just like with any international trains and flights, so book early! Departing Brussels Midi Train Station (Zuid Station), we boarded the high speed train, Eurostar (formerly Thalys), with destination Paris. Because this is an intra - european journey, the train departs from the normal platform as like any local train. Since UK is no longer a part of EU (Brexit), Eurostar train departures are located in a separate lobby where passengers will clear ...