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Find your route. Book your seat. Travel by train.

Europe has hundreds of train connections – and traivelling.com brings them all together in one place. Search international train routes, compare options, and book your tickets without the hassle.

We’re a one stop-shop platform for train tickets, where you can book your long distance train connections in one go and even compare regular prices to Interrail prices to ensure the cheapest possible trip.

Vienna → Lecce, Berlin → Glasgow, Zurich → Barcelona, you name it. Your next trip is closer than you think!

🚆 Book now via traivelling.com

Happy traivels! 🌿🚅🌍

📷: Suzi Media Production, Stefan Bohun, Michael Stabentheiner

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6 months ago

From the Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean coast – these routes show how much of Europe’s beauty you can reach by train. Each one is a journey worth taking at least once in your life. 🌍

🇬🇧 Inverness → The Highlands Travel into the rugged north of Scotland, where lochs, valleys, and mountains stretch as far as you can see. The line from Inverness takes you deep into the Highlands.

🇮🇹 Bologna → Lecce (Apulia) This long route runs the length of Italy, from the heart of Emilia-Romagna to the sun-soaked heel of the country. You’ll pass vineyards, coastal towns, and olive fields before arriving in Lecce – a city known for its warm light and baroque streets.

🇸🇪 Stockholm → Narvik One of Europe’s most dramatic train journeys – connecting Sweden’s capital with the Arctic north. Watch the scenery shift from forests and lakes to snow-covered peaks as you cross into Norway, ending by the fjords of Narvik.

🇪🇸 Madrid → Cádiz
A journey from Spain’s capital to the Atlantic coast, crossing olive groves, rolling plains, and the vibrant heart of Andalusia. By the time you reach Cádiz, the air smells of salt and orange blossoms – and life moves just a little slower.

🇦🇹 Vienna → Split An overnight route linking Central Europe with the Adriatic. Leave Vienna in the evening and wake up to sunlight and palm trees – the perfect mix of alpine views and Mediterranean atmosphere.

Now the only question that remains is: Which one will you start with? 😍
Book now on traivelling.com – happy traivels ☺️🚅🌿

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a year ago

Booking in August pays off twice! ✨

We’re teaming up with Marco Polo to give away 10 train travel guides – and every booking made through Traivelling in August automatically enters you to win.

No matter which ticket you book, it counts. Plus, for many connections (including ÖBB, Deutsche Bahn, and countless international routes), you’ll pay zero booking fees with Traivelling.

The guides are packed with inspiring routes, practical tips, and the best destinations across Europe. It's the perfect companion for exploring the continent sustainably by rail.

Book your next journey now, lock in your connection for the rest of the year, and you might just have one of our exclusive guides riding along with you. 🚆💚

Good luck and safe travels – visit traivelling.com or download our app to book!

Terms of Participation can be found on our website.

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2 months ago

Off to the beach – by train only 🚅🌊

Sicily doesn't have the densest rail network in Italy, but it covers the coastline surprisingly well! We’re here to show you how to visit some beautiful beaches and towns, no rental car needed!

🐚 Fontane Bianche A train from Catania will take you to a small station just south of Syracuse, and within a ten-minute walk you’ll be standing in front of one of the most beautiful sandy beaches on the island! Think pine trees framing the shore and water that stays warm well into September.

🌊 Giardini Naxos Along the Taormina area, there are many beaches to discover, depending if you like it less or more lively! The little Saia Porticciolo beach sits right by the station Taormina-Giardini, it’s a quieter alternative to the busier Recanati stretch further along.

🏖️ Cefalù In Cefalù, you step off the train and you're already in the old town, all narrow lanes and golden stone leading straight down to the sand beneath the Norman cathedral. The medieval center is one of the prettiest on the island, and the beach happens to be right there too. It can get crowded very easily though!

🏛️ Ortigia This isn't a beach stop, but it earns its place on the list. Ortigia is Syracuse's old town and it sits on its own little island! It’s about a fifteen-minute walk from the station through Greek temples, a Baroque cathedral square, and a morning market.

🍋 Trapani On the western tip of Sicily, Trapani station puts you right at the edge of a historic center built almost entirely from pale stone, with the old harbor and views out toward the Egadi Islands just a few streets away. Definitely for a slow-paced day, if that’s what you’re looking for!

Search your dates on traivelling.com and book your train – Sicily in summer fills up fast 🌿🚅

📷: Neirfy, Balate Dorin, siculodoc, elisalocci, GordonBellPhotography, elisalocci

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2 months ago

Sicily's train network, all laid out for you. Perfect for day trips or if you want to explore the entire island!

Save this for your next vacation! Book your train via traivelling.com or through our app 🤩🚅

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2 months ago

One night train, one day train: Off to Palermo on rails 🚅🇮🇹

Maybe it’s just us, but it feels like Palermo has been getting more attention recently, attention the city definitely deserves. And who knew it’s a great journey by train to get there! Featuring one night train and one day train each, we’re showing you four ways to get there.

Highlight on this route is definitely the train being loaded on a ferry! You don’t wanna miss this, promise.

Alright: Coming from Paris or Zurich, you'll take a train to Milan and catch the night train straight down the boot, waking up on the Tyrrhenian coast with Sicily already in view. If you’re starting in Vienna or Munich, you take the Nightjet to Rome first, then a scenic day train south, crossing the Strait of Messina by ferry before rolling into Palermo Centrale.

Journey Details:
🚄 Paris → Milan → Palermo (night train) ⏱️ Paris–Milan ca. 7h, then Intercity Notte Milan–Palermo ca. 20h45min

🚄 Zurich → Milan → Palermo (night train) ⏱️ Zurich–Milan ca. 3h15min, then Intercity Notte ca. 20h45min

🌙 Vienna/Munich → Rome (Nightjet) → Palermo (day train) ⏱️ Nightjet ca. 14h, then Intercity Rome–Palermo ca. 11h

What's waiting for you in Palermo: ✨ Arab-Norman mosaics and Baroque churches ✨ Ballarò market chaos, arancine and other delicious street food ✨ turquoise water at Mondello beach, just 20 minutes away

Search your dates on traivelling.com and get on board – Sicily in summer books up fast 🍋🚅

Prices vary depending on travel date, booking date, and train category.

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3 months ago

Denmark has a lot more to offer than Copenhagen! Here are five places (of many!) worth a train ride from the capital 🫶🏼

🚅 Aarhus
~3 hours from Copenhagen, direct, hourly
Denmark's second biggest city and still somewhat underrated. Visit for art museums, the lively Latin Quarter, street food markets, and a very modernized harbor. Feels like a mix of small town and big city!

🚅 Helsingør
~55 minutes from Copenhagen, every 20 minutes
Most people come for Kronborg Castle, the one that inspired Shakespeare's Hamlet. Apart from that, you'll find cobblestone streets, colourful merchant houses and a great maritime museum.

🚅 Roskilde
~30 minutes from Copenhagen, several times per hour
Once the capital of Denmark, now a quiet town with quite an astonishing history. The cathedral holds the remains of 38 Danish kings and queens, the Viking Ship Museum lets you get up close with actual ships pulled from the fjord, and the harbour is lovely for a slow afternoon walk.

🚅 Skagen
~8 hours from Copenhagen, 1-2 changes
It’s a journey for sure, but it’s absolutely worth it! At the very tip of Denmark, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet in a place called Grenen and you can literally stand with one foot in each. Plus: iconic yellow houses, windswept dunes, and a long tradition of painters drawn by the extraordinary light. Two birds with one stone: Stop in Aarhus on the way there!

🚅 Hillerød
~40 minutes from Copenhagen, every 10–20 minutes
Hillerød might be the easiest escape from Copenhagen. Frederiksborg Castle sits on three small islands in the middle of a lake, surrounded by baroque gardens. It’s the largest Renaissance castle in Scandinavia! The S-train drops you practically at the doorstep.

Ready to travel? Book your tickets to and within Denmark now via traivelling.com or in our app! 🚅☺️🌿 taken in Denmark by @traivelling

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3 months ago

Hamburg → Copenhagen is a direct train connection with multiple departures daily. Here’s where you’ll pass through within the five hours the journey takes:

Hamburg
Your starting point: Germany’s beloved harbor city. Sailboats on the Alster, the Elbphilharmonie on the waterfront, and a huuuge main station from 1906.

🚅➡️ 1h30min

Schleswig
A quiet gem in northern Germany. Cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and the Schlei fjord with its still waters.

🚅➡️ 37min

Padborg
The border crossing into Denmark – there’s not necessarily much happening here, but there’s a lot of fresh air, green fields and farmhouses!

🚅➡️ 43min

Kolding
A Danish harbour town with a medieval castle right by the lake, great for a stroll if you do want to split your journey to Copenhagen.

🚅➡️ 40min

Odense
Cute colorful houses, cobblestone squares and riverside paddleboarding. And also, Hans Christian Andersen was born here.

🚅➡️ 43min

Ringsted
It doesn’t seem like much, but Ringsted actually has one of Denmark’s oldest churches and a medieval centre!

🚅➡️ 29min

Copenhagen
Well, what do we have to say? Who doesn’t want to go to Copenhagen and experience the canals, the colored houses, bikes everywhere, the food, the people?

We’d say it’s time to book that train! Getting to Hamburg is really easy as well – there are a bunch of night trains to choose from. Head to traivelling.com or get the Traivelling App and book your train journey to Copenhagen quick and easy 🚅🌿☺️ by @traivelling

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3 months ago

A true night train/day train combo fan favorite: Copenhagen via Hamburg 🙌

From Vienna (dep. 20:10), Innsbruck (dep. 20:01), Zurich (dep. 20:59) or Paris (dep. 18:00)/Brussels (dep. 21:37) on the same route, head to Hamburg via night train. Arrive in Germany’s beloved port city in time for morning coffee and continue to Copenhagen before noon – you’ll arrive at around 15:30!

This is a perfect route for a long weekend trip or Interrail journey. On traivelling.com, you can check which pricing fits best and book your entire train journey with just a few clicks. Happy traivels ☺️🚅🌿

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3 months ago

France’s high speed rail network can seem a bit overwhelming, but it’s worth taking a closer look! Paris is a big connector hub for rail services in Europe – let’s break it down.

Whether you're heading south to the Mediterranean, west to the Atlantic coast, or across borders to London, Barcelona or Milan, the TGV network takes you there quickly! The fastest connections take under 2 hours, and the more scenic ones are worth every minute more.

Travel duration:

Within France 🇫🇷
Brest – from 3h 31min
Quimper – from 3h 27min
Le Croisic – from 3h 08min
Rennes – from 1h 27min
Les Sables-d'Olonne – from 3h 27min
La Rochelle – from 2h 34min
Bordeaux – from 2h 04min
Hendaye – from 4h 37min
Toulouse – from 4h 20min
Lyon – from 2h
Grenoble – from 2h 59min
Annecy – from 3h 40min
Marseille – from 3h 20min
Nice – from 5h 45min
Charleville-Mézières – from 1h 40min
Remiremont – from 2h 57min
Strasbourg – from 1h 46min

International 🌍
London – from 2h 20min
Brussels – from 1h 22min
Luxembourg – from 2h 14min
Amsterdam – from 3h 30min
Cologne – from 3h 20min
Dortmund – from 4h 35min
Frankfurt – from 3h 50min
Stuttgart – from 3h 15min
Berlin – from 8h
Basel – from 3h 05min
Zürich – from 4h 04min
Lausanne – from 3h 43min
Geneva – from 3h 11min
Turin – from 5h 40min
Milan – from 7h
Barcelona – from 6h 30min

Time to book that train! Head to traivelling.com or book via our app and enjoy the ride ☺️🌿🚅 by @traivelling

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4 months ago

BIG NEWS! Traivelling is now available as an app! 🎉🎉🎉

Make booking your next train journey as easy as possible with our booking platform packed into an app, having access to Traivelling with just one tap on your homescreen. Get to your tickets directly and look up new routes easily on the go! ⭐️

Download now on the App Store and Google Play store. Happy traivels! ☺️🚅🌿 by @traivelling

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4 months ago

Last week we showed you how to get to Barcelona by train – but why stop there? 😍☀️🚅

Here's where to head next:

Valencia // 2h 45 · AVE · 12x daily  Valencia kind of has the same beach city mixture that Barcelona has, but more compact and with that, it feels a little calmer and more of a lived-in place.

Madrid // 2h 30 · AVE · 40x daily
The most connected city in Spain, which makes sense, seeing as it’s the countries’ capital. A very enjoyable one at that! But you’ll be away from the beach, so going in midsummer heat is a choice! If you don’t love hot temperatures, opt for spring or autumn for a softer experience.

Marseille // 4h 35 · TGV · 2-3x daily
So this might be an option especially for people looking to explore more of Europe in one trip, or wanting to take a slow route back from Barcelona! And the Côte d’Azur has a lot to offer! Marseille is a great stop.

Montpellier // 3h 30 · TGV · 3-4x daily
Montpellier is a bit closer to Barcelona that Marseille, and is also a bit calmer. Again a good stop if you’re doing an Interrail round trip (in which case you should definitely check out our Interrail pricing comparison on traivelling.com while booking).

Zaragoza // 1h 35 · AVE · 28x daily
Back to Spain! Zaragoza is not a hidden gem anymore, but some say it’s still underrated! You can reach it quickly from Barcelona, so it would also make for a great day trip during your stay.

Sooooo… Ready to book your trip to Spain? Book all trains to and from Barcelona via traivelling.com. Happy traivels! ☺️🚅🌿 taken in Barcelona by @traivelling

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4 months ago