German Rail Pass – Autumn Special 2023

The country’s fairy-tale castles, rich gastronomy, and festive ambiance regularly attract millions of visitors around the world. It is one of the most popular destinations in Europe, the perfect combination of East meets West, and has something to offer travellers from all walks of life. The German Rail Pass, allowing for unlimited train journeys on designated travel days, is a great way to see all that Germany has to offer! Passes are on sale for 10% off from now until 11 December. So, there’s no better time to take the plunge!

Germany’s eclectic capital

Berlin has become the place to be in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. Repaired and revitalized after the war, the hodgepodge of modern architecture and classic structures (such as the Brandenburg Gate and the Zitadelle Spandau) make for a unique setting. The German capital is also legendary for its party atmosphere, where bars and clubs are open until the early hours. Don’t forget to check out the both the art and culinary scenes, which are diverse and influenced by the influx of international visitors and residents. The punctual U-Bahn (underground) or S-Bahn (regional) trains are easy to use and open late to make exploring a breeze.

Germany’s charming mid-sized cities

There’s even more to discover outside the capital, and your Rail Pass can take you all the way from Saxony in the east to Bavaria in the south. From Berlin, opt for an escapade to Dresden, the Florence of the North. You’ll see why the museum culture of this riverside city is compared to its Italian counterpart! Then, head to Munich, the capital of Bavaria and home to the world-famous Oktoberfest! Even if it’s not festival time, its more than worth visiting for its great beer, local cuisine and traditional German architecture. Finish up your route in Cologne, which gave its name to the men’s fragrance. Yes, there is a Fragrance Museum! The city also boasts magnificent cathedrals (the biggest of which is a UNESCO World Heritage site).

The magical German countryside

Even those out-of-the-way destinations are easily accessible by train with a German Rail Pass! Travel to the enchanting Neuschwanstein Castle by hopping a regional train to Füssen. It may look familiar, as it inspired the fairy tale castle in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty! Or discover the country’s beautiful natural landscapes by heading to one of 100 national parks. Wadden Sea National Park is accessible by regional train and the storied Black Forest (stretching over 50km) from various stations, such as Freiburg and Baden-Baden. Outdoors enthusiasts and spa lovers alike are sure to feel right at home.

Terms and conditions:

10% discount on select German Rail Passes with Eurail and Interrail from 02 October to 11 December 2023.

Discounted Passes include 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, and 15-day consecutive Passes.

Class: first and second Class.

Passenger types: children and adults.

Last possible activation day for all Flexi passes: 01st of February 2024
Last possible activation day for Consecutive passes depends on Pass validity: E.g.

3 days Consecutive> Last possible activation day 27 February ‘24

4 days Consecutive> Last possible activation day 26 February ‘24

5 days Consecutive> Last possible activation day 25 February ‘24

7 days Consecutive> Last possible activation day 23 February ‘24

10 days Continuous> Last possible activation day 20 February ‘24

15 month Continuous> Last possible activation day 15 February ‘24

Refund and exchange conditions like regular, non-promotional Eurail and Interrail German Rail Passes

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