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Which Interrail Pass should I choose?
Which Pass you should choose depends first and foremost on where you want to go. If you're planning to visit a single country, you can choose the One Country Pass for that country. If you want to visit multiple countries, the Global Pass (valid in 33 European Countries) is your best bet.
Secondly, you should choose a Pass that matches the number of days you plan to use the European train network. These so-called travel days are offered in a wide range, starting at just 4 days up to a maximum of 3 months.
Thirdly, if you're looking for a little more comfort and luxury, a 1st class Pass is the way to go. If you're watching your budget or don't care much for luxury, 2nd class is the more affordable option to see all of the places on your bucket list.
Finally, you can choose to travel with a mobile Pass or a paper Pass. A mobile Pass offers you paper-free travel, and you don't have to wait for delivery; we'll send you everything by e-mail. This makes it a great option if you want to start travelling right away. If you want to travel with a paper Pass, select 'paper Pass' in the checkout. Delivery times vary per country for the paper Pass, so be sure to check the estimated delivery time at checkout.
Change of currency
You cannot change the currency once you have a Pass in your cart. Remove the Pass, and then change the currency on the website header.