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Travel disruptions in Europe

It's important to know if there are disruptions or planned works on the tracks and stations that may affect your travel plans. Some railway companies offer dedicated pages with updates and detailed maps. Below you can find the details, per country. A few railway companies only offer this information in their own language. We've also included those links, as you may want to use a translation plugin to read the updates.

 

We do our best to keep the information on this page accurate and up-to-date. However, we cannot influence train disruptions or strikes, and there are occasions when a trade union cancels a planned strike action at the last minute without our knowledge. 

 

Please take into account the travel restrictions being applied in some countries in Europe. Follow the updates regarding the COVID-19 outbreak and its effects on train travel on this page.

 

 

Ongoing strikes & disruptions

Message from Eurail about the train collision in Greece (Athens to Thessaloniki)

 

It was with great sadness that we heard of Tuesday's train collision on the Athens – Thessaloniki route. We would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of the victims of this unimaginable tragedy. 

 

The Greek national railway, Hellenic Train, has confirmed that Interrail Pass holders can use the replacement bus service. Please note that a complimentary seat reservation is required to travel (without a reservation fee). Seats can be booked at local train stations in Greece, and you can find the timetable for the replacement bus service here

 

For more information, please visit their website.

22 & 23 March: National train strike in France

The national strike in France will continue on 22 & 23 March. It will involve disruption across multiple sectors, including the national rail services. We advise you to check the national railway's website for more information. 

 

Other traffic info can be found on the following websites:

  • SNCF for connecting journeys in France
  • RATP for public transport in Paris
  • Ilevia for public transport in Lille

 

Eurostar service on 22 March

Eurostar trains will run as normal on Wednesday, 22 March.

 

Eurostar service on 23 March

Eurostar will run a revised timetable on this date. In addition, we have been informed of reduced opening hours on the high-speed line we use in Northern France on Thursday, 23 March. Eurostar has cancelled the following trains on 23 March: 

 

London to Paris

  • Eurostar 9014 (departing from London St Pancras International 09:31, arriving in Paris Nord 12:47)
  • Eurostar 9044 (departing from London St Pancras International 17:31, arriving in Paris Nord 20:47)
  • Eurostar 9054 (departing from London St Pancras International 20:01, arriving in Paris Nord 23:17)

 

Paris to London

  • Eurostar 9007 (departing from Paris Nord 07:13, arriving in London St Pancras International 08:30)
  • Eurostar 9023 (departing from Paris Nord 11:13, arriving in London St Pancras International 12:30)
  • Eurostar 9063 (departing from Paris Nord 21:13, arriving in London St Pancras International 22:30)

 

Amsterdam/Rotterdam/Brussels/Lille to London

  • Eurostar 9167 (departing from Amsterdam Centraal 18:47, from Rotterdam Centraal 19:28, from Brussels Midi 20:55, from Lille Europe 21:34, arriving in London St Pancras International 21:57)

 

London to Lille/Brussels

  • Eurostar 9158 (departing from London St Pancras International 19:34, arriving in Lille Europe 22:01, in Brussels Midi 22:38)

 

Please note that Eurostar can offer a free exchange or a full refund on seat reservations to customers whose train has been cancelled. Click here for more info. 

 

Compensation policy for Pass holders: Interrail travellers with an activated travel day on any affected dates might request compensation here.

 

Disruptions are expected in Finland from 20 March

Disruptions are expected in Finland starting from 20 March until further notice. For more details, please visit the national railway's website.

 

Compensation policy for Pass holders: Interrail travellers with an activated travel day on any affected dates might request compensation here.

 

Disruptions between Berlin and Poland from 30 March

Disruptions are expected on the tracks between Berlin and train stations in Poland from 30 March until 21 April. As a result, the direct EC trains to/from Berlin have been cancelled.

 

However, Interrail/Eurail Pass holders can take the replacement bus service without a reservation (or trains in Germany) to Frankfurt Oder to catch the EC trains to Poland. 

 

The following trains to/from Berlin are affected:

 

  • EC 41, EC 45, EC 49, EC 247, EC 249 Berlin – Warsaw
  • EC 57 Berlin – Przemysl
  • EC 59 Berlin –Gdynia
  • EC 60457 Berlin – Wroclaw

 

  • EC 60457 Wroclaw – Berlin
  • EC 248, EC 246, EC 48, EC 44, EC 40 Warsaw – Berlin
  • EC 58 Gdynia – Berlin
  • EC 56 Przemysl – Berlin

 

Compensation policy: Eurail will not compensate Pass holders affected by this disruption as a replacement bus and train service has been provided. 

Further disruptions to Thalys and Eurostar services until April 5

 

Due to train strikes affecting carriers in France and Belgium, Thalys and Eurostar services will operate with reduced capacity.

 

Thalys services

 

Thalys has communicated a large number of cancellations. Please check the real-time status of your train at thalys.com

 

Below you'll find a complete list of the cancellations as communicated.

 

Eurostar services

 

Eurostar services will be running a revised timetable on March 7 and 8. Please visit the Eurostar website to see if your train is affected and what actions you can take. 

 

List of affected Thalys trains as communicated on March 3

 

09/03

  • 9303 PNO – AMS
  • 9316 AMS – PNO
  • 9424 DOD – PNO
  • 9328 AMS – BRU
  • 9435 PNO – DUS
  • 9340 AMS – BRU
  • 9358 BRU – PNO
  • 9357 BRU – AMS
  • 9363 PNO – AMS
  • 9484 DUS – PNO
  • 9394 AMS – BRU
  • 9311 PNO – BRU
  • 9422 BRU – PNO
  • 9439 PNO – BRU
  • 9451 PNO – BRU
  • 9452 BRU – PNO
  • 9464 BRU – PNO
  • 9469 PNO – BRU
  • 9372 BRU – PNO
  • 9475 PNO – BRU
  • 9481 PNO – BRU
  • 9359 PNO – BRU

10/03

  • 9366 BRU – PNO
  • 9397 BRU – AMS
  • 9411 BRU – KOL
  • 322 AMS – BRU
  • 9328 AMS – PNO
  • 9336 BRU – PNO
  • 9334 AMS – BRU
  • 9448 KOL – PNO
  • 9354 BRU – PNO
  • 9365 PNO – BRU
  • 9380 BRU – PNO
  • 9410 BRU – PNO
  • 9311 PNO – BRU
  • 9422 BRU – PNO
  • 9427 PNO – BRU
  • 9436 BRU – PNO
  • 9439 PNO – BRU
  • 9451 PNO – BRU
  • 9458 BRU – PNO
  • 9359 PNO – BRU
  • 9464 BRU – PNO
  • 9470 BRU – PNO
  • 9371 PNO – BRU
  • 9372 BRU – PNO
  • 9475 PNO – BRU
  • 9481 PNO – BRU
  • 9482 BRU – PNO
  • 9487 PNO – BRU

11/03

  • 9415 PNO – BRU
  • 9427 PNO – BRU
  • 9428 BRU – PNO
  • 9451 PNO – BRU

12/03

  • 9358 BRU – PNO
  • 9375 PNO – BRU

20/03

  • 9336 BRU – PNO
  • 9359 between PNO - BRU
  • 9372 between BRU – PNO

21/03

  • 9415 between PNO – AMS
  • 9452 between AMS – PNO
  • 9469 between PNO – BRU
  • 9380 BRU – PNO

22/03

  • 9415 between PNO – AMS
  • 9452 between AMS – PNO
  • 9469 between PNO – BRU
  • 9380 BRU – PNO

23/03

  • 9415 between PNO – AMS
  • 9452 between AMS – PNO
  • 9469 between PNO – BRU

04/04

  • 9415 between PNO – AMS
  • 9452 between AMS – PNO
  • 9469 between PNO – BRU
  • 9380 BRU – PNO

05/04

  • 9415 between PNO – AMS
  • 9452 between AMS – PNO

9469 between PNO – BRU

SJ Euronight services from Hamburg have a new departing station from March 3 to 19

 

Due to urgent construction work in Germany, SJ EuroNight services will be affected from March 3 to 19.

 

The SJ Euronight will depart and arrive at Pinneberg station north of Hamburg. Please make sure to reach Pinneberg station on time and note the new departure times of these services.

 

To get to and from Pinneberg, you need to take the S-bahn (metro service). During this period, the ticket for the SJ Euronight will be valid on the S-bahn route Pinneberg – Hamburg Altona – Hamburg Hbf. 

 

Please note that you must take the S-bahn earlier from Hamburg Altona to get to Pinneberg before the train's departure time. With all overground rail lines to and from Hamburg-Altona blocked, Pinneberg is only reachable via the S-bahn. 

 

Since DB's long-distance services from the rest of Germany will also not be able to contact in Hamburg-Altona, the most suitable way to reach Pinneberg is via the Hamburg S-Bahn line S3. The S-Bahn avoids the problem due to its separate track ("Stromschiene").

 

Please be aware of the new departure times for the following services:

 

March 4 to 17

SJ Euronight services depart from Pinneberg Station platform 3 at 21:29 CET.

 

March 18-19

SJ Euronight services now depart from Pinneberg Station platform 3 at 17:55 CET.

During the peak summer period ICE travel options with Interrail may be adjusted

At the moment our partner NS is re-evaluating the ICE summer routes restrictions affecting Interrail Pass holders, and will publish a new package of measures for summer 2023. 

 

NS, the Dutch railway, has released the following statement:

"The international train is popular. In 2022, NS and DB together transported a record number of passengers during the summer period, leading to overcrowded trains and even passing by stations, resulting in uncomfortable train journeys for passengers. For the upcoming summer, NS and DB want to prevent these undesirable situations and offer as many travellers as possible a pleasant train journey.

 

We would like to run more trains immediately, but that is not possible in the short term. Therefore, the carriers are investigating all possibilities so that everyone who wants to travel by international train can do so comfortably and safely.

 

The busiest period is from mid-June to mid-August. One of the lines of inquiry is excluding a number of ICE trains per day towards Germany during this period for Interrailers. That this line of inquiry has now come out as a done deal is incorrect and we regret this. We expect to be able to present the full package of measures for summer 2023 soon."

Ongoing disruptions on Thalys network between Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam

Thalys: train disruptions on the Thalys network 

 

In the coming weeks, Thalys trains between Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam will be affected by equipment availability issues. As a result, a number of trains on this line will be cancelled, and the trains that are running will probably be much busier than usual. 

 

You can check if your train is cancelled on the Thalys website.

 

If you are planning on travelling on the Thalys in the coming days, we recommend that you check your planned journey on the link above to see if your plans are affected. If your Thalys is cancelled, you can contact the company where you purchased your reservation for a refund of your reservation booking or an exchange for another day. On the Thalys website, you can also see which other trains are running earlier or later to help you plan accordingly and minimise the impact on your trip.

Eurostar trains to/from Disneyland Paris not running directly from 7 June 2023

From 07 June 2023 and until the end of the year, Eurostar direct trains to Disneyland® Paris will not run. However, you can still reach Disneyland® Paris after this date by taking a connection in Lille or Paris.

 

Connecting via Lille

 

You can catch a Eurostar train from London St Pancras to Lille Europe station and take a connecting French high-speed train (TGV) from Lille Europe to Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy station which is opposite the Disneyland® Paris park gates.

 

Connecting via Paris

 

You can catch a Eurostar train from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord and from there take local RER trains to Disneyland® Paris.

 

You can see more details at the Eurostar website.

Rail disruptions due to the earthquakes in Turkey

Info updated on 9 February, V2

 

Due to the devastating impact of the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, we advise you to travel with caution if you intend to use your Interrail Pass to travel to central or southern Turkey on TCDD’s rail network for the foreseeable future. 

 

Are you currently stranded in one of the disaster zones? 

On February 8, TCDD offered Disaster Transfer Trains running from Iskenderun to Mersin via Osmaniye, Ceyhan, Adana, and Tarsus. The trains departed at 09.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00, and 21.00 from both Iskenderun and Mersin. Trains have also been offered for victims from Malatya and Yazihan to Sivas and Ankara.

Note: We have not been informed whether there will be more Disaster Transfer Trains with the same timetable, but we will update this page if we receive any further notifications from the Turkish Railway, TCDD. 

 

Alternatively, you may find around-the-clock relief inside railway station waiting rooms and passenger coaches at Adana, Mersin, Osmaniye, İskenderun, Diyarbakır, Elazığ, and Malatya (although this is mainly for displaced residents).  

 

General information

In Turkey, the central-southern part of the country has been the worst hit. It is believed that a total of 1275km of railway lines have been seriously affected by the earthquake in the Kahramanmaraş region of central Turkey, including damage to 446 bridges, 6161 culverts, and 175 tunnels. 

 

The railway track is twisted and damaged, particularly on the Toprakkale - Narlı, Narlı - Malatya, and Narlı - Gaziantep sections of the network, while ten substations providing electric power for rail lines are out of action. In addition, there are reports that part of the 25.5km Gaziray suburban commuter railway has collapsed.

 

We again advise you to avoid the disaster zone to allow first responders and relief workers to save lives and rescue those trapped under rubble (please help preserve the dignity of the communities in mourning). 

 

 

Construction work on the Brenner route from 6 August

Trains cancelled in Austria

Due to planned construction work, no trains will operate between Innsbruck Hbf and Brennero/Brenner stazione/Bahnhof from 6 August (10:00 pm) through 23 August (05:00 am). 

 

06/08-11/08, no trains Innsbruck – Trento

Replacement Bus Innsbruck - Trento

 

11/08-23/08, no trains Innsbruck – Brennero

Replacement Bus Innsbruck – Brennero

 

International trains cancelled

Due to construction work scheduled from 6 August to 23 August, the international trains cannot run between Innsbruck Hbf and Bologna Centrale/Rimini/Venezia/Verona. A rail replacement bus service will be provided; however, the journey will take up to 30 minutes longer. 

 

The following international trains will be affected:

EC (Eurocity) trains will run on the section München-Innsbruck and Trento/Bolzano-Italy onwards.

 

S3                    Innsbruck Hbf - Brennero

REX 1827        Innsbruck Hbf – Bolzano

EC 81               München Hbf – Bologna Centrale

EC 83               München Hbf – Rimini

EC 85               München Hbf – Venezia Santa Lucia

EC 87               München Hbf – Bologna Centrale

EC 89               München Hbf – Verona Porta Nuova

REX 1829        Innsbruck Hbf – Trento

 

S3                    Innsbruck Hbf - Brennero

REX 1826        Trento – Innsbruck Hbf

EC 88               Bologna Centrale – München Hbf

EC 86               Verona Porta Nuova – München Hbf

EC 84               Rimini – München Hbf

EC 82               Venezia Santa Lucia – München Hbf

EC 80               Bologna Centrale – München Hbf

REX 1828        Merano – Innsbruck Hbf

 

Please check the ÖBB timetable for the most up-to-date information.

 

 

Travel information

High-speed trains and reservations

International travel between the UK and Europe: Pass holder seats have mostly sold out for the Eurostar for the summer of 2022. Check out the alternative route from London to Europe without the Eurostar.

 

International travel between the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland: the high-speed trains (ICE and IC Berlin) and the Nightjet Zurich are extremely busy this summer - consider using regional trains instead.

 

Spain and Portugal: seat reservations are mandatory and can be pre-reserved by phone 3 days in advance or booked locally at a train station.

 

Tips for high season

Due to the exceptional high season in Europe, trains are more crowded than usual, and seat reservations for high-speed trains are limited. 

 

Here are a few tips to help you travel smoothly this summer: 

  • Choose trains that don't require a reservation - tap on "Options" and "No seat reservations required" in the Rail Planner app or select the 'No seat reservations required' filter when using the timetable.

  • Book seat reservations well in advance (subject to availability)

  • If you cannot book seat reservations for high-speed and night trains, check out our reservation-free itineraries and learn more about how to avoid reservations.

  • Visit overlooked destinations to escape the crowds.

  • Consider postponing your trip until after the peak season. 

  • Check out current and upcoming travel disruptions per country below, to ensure you're informed about any scheduled works or changes in the countries you want to visit. Even though we do our best to keep our timetable updated, some information might not reach us on time.

 

Disruptions per country

Austria

You can check the ongoing and planned works on the Austrian railway network via this page. Additionally, you can consult this map to see the current situation on the tracks. 

Belgium

This page contains information on all the ongoing track disruptions and engineering works in Belgium. 

Bosnia-Herzegovina

You can follow updates of the Bosnian railway network ZFBH via this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Croatia

It is possible to travel between Bosnia Herzegovina and Croatia with a seasonal train connecting Sarajevo and Ploče. This train runs only during weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) between July 1st and September 11th.

Trains to Zagreb and other parts of Croatia are suspended until further notice.

Serbia/Montenegro/Croatia

International trains between Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia are suspended until further notice. It is possible to travel to/from Bosnia Herzegovina to Serbia, Montenegro and Croatia by international bus. The tickets for such bus journeys are not covered by the Pass. 

Bulgaria

You can check live updates on the Bulgarian rail network BDZ on this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Greece/Serbia

International connections from Bulgaria to Greece and Serbia are suspended until further notice.

Turkey

The Sofia - Istanbul connection has resumed circulation on the 25th of April, 2022. 

Available alternatives

There are different international buses connecting Bulgaria to neighbouring countries. Please notice these buses are not included in the Pass. 

Croatia

Traffic is also disrupted due to construction works on several lines during the second half of 2022, including Zagreb - Rijeka. You can read the details about their railway works on this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Bosnia Herzegovina

It is possible to travel between Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina with a seasonal train connecting Ploče and Sarajevo. This train runs only during weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) between July 1st and September 11th.

Trains from Zagreb and other parts of Croatia to Bosnia Herzegovina are suspended until further notice.

Serbia

Unfortunately, international trains connecting Croatia to Serbia are suspended until further notice. The available international buses serving these routes are not covered by the Pass. 

Czech Republic

You can find details about both domestic and international disruptions affecting the Czech rail network on this page. Unfortunately, this information is only available in Czech; we recommend contacting the Czech railways for more details if you're planning to travel on any of the affected routes.  

Denmark

The Danish railway company (DSB) has planned track work which will affect both regular trains and their S-tog system, including a few main routes, such as Copenhagen - Aarhus. You can see the complete list on this page of their website. 

Estonia

You can check live updates on train times and replacement buses of the Estonian railway network (Elron) via this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Latvia

When travelling between Estonia and Latvia by rail, it is necessary to change trains at the Valga border station. It is advised to check the timetables of both the Estonian and the Latvian Railways.

Finland

You can check the latest updates on the Finnish rail network via this page of their website.

France

For information about upgrades, maintenance and construction works on the French railways, you can visit this page on their website, where they share all the recent updates and maps of their rail network. Please note there are engineering works planned which will affect international routes (Spain-France) in May.

Germany

The extensive German rail network is under constant maintenance and expansion. The German national railway company, Deutsche Bahn (DB), dedicates an entire section of their website to delays, track works and passenger rights. Unfortunately, this information is only available in German - for the maintenance/engineering works, you can check this page, while their online timetables have real-time updates on train delays/cancellations.

Great Britain

The National Rail website contains up to date information shared by the British railway companies. On this page you can see updates about current disruptions and traffic status in general. To check if your trip may be affected by future engineering work, please check this page

Greece

You can follow updates on international train times of the Greek railway network TrainOSE via this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Turkey

International train connections from Greece to Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Turkey are suspended until further notice.

Available alternatives

You can still use a Global pass or a Greek Islands Pass to travel between Greece and Italy. More information can be found here

 

Another option is to travel by international buses. The tickets for such bus journeys are not covered by the Pass. 

 

Finally, Pass holders are entitled to a discount when travelling with some of our benefits partners on alternative ferry routes.
 

 

 

Hungary

Some of the Hungarian rail network, both international and domestic, is or will be affected by minor works on the tracks, which may cause some trains to run on modified schedules.The Hungarian railways share the details on this page (only in Hungarian). 

 

Notice: some connections to/from Romania are affected from June to November 2022

Serbia

Because of construction works, international connections between Hungary and Serbia are currently suspended until further notice. There are international buses connecting Serbia to these neighbouring countries (unfortunately, not covered or discounted for Pass holders). 

Ireland

The Irish railway company (Irish Rail) shares updates about their planned engineering works and affected schedules on this page of their website

Italy

While detailed information is only available in Italian, you can still check if your travel plans may be affected by planned works: on this page, you can search for disruptions using either start and end dates and/or the region in which you will be travelling. 

Latvia

You can follow updates by the Latvian railways via this page

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Lithuania

International train connections from Latvia to Lithuania are suspended until further notice. 

Estonia

When travelling between Latvia and Estonia by rail, it is necessary to change trains at the Valga border station. It is advised to check the timetables of both the Latvian and Estonian Railways.

Available alternatives
Discounted international ferries:
 
 
Discounted international buses:
 

Pass holders are entitled to a discount on Lux Express buses, one of our benefit partners

Lithuania

You can check the timetables and updates of the Lithuanian railway company LTG on this page

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Poland/Latvia

The train connection between Lithuania and Poland has been improved from December 11th 2022. A daily train now connects Vilnius with Krakow via Kaunas, Bialystok and Warsaw. Passengers change trains in Mockava, on the border between Lithuania and Poland.

Montenegro

You can check international timetables and updates of the Montenegrin railways ŽPCG on this page.

Netherlands

The Dutch railway company (NS) shares up-to-date information about current disruptions and planned engineering and maintenance work on their lines via their website. 

North Macedonia

All international traffic to and from North Macedonia is suspended until further notice. Unfortunately, no alternative options offer discounts to pass holders at the moment. 

Norway

To see up-to-date information regarding current and planned work on the Norwegian railways, check this page of the official website of the Norwegian railway company (Vy). 

Poland

The Polish railway company (PKP) shares up-to-date information about current and planned disruptions on this page of their website. 

 

The train connecting Lithuania and Poland has resumed service, travelling 3 days per week between Kaunas and Bialystok until December 10th, 2022

Lithuania

The train connection between Poland and Lithuania has been improved from December 11th 2022. A daily train now connects Krakow with Vilnius via Warsaw, Bialystok and Kaunas. Passengers change trains in Mockava, on the border between Poland and Lithuania.

Portugal

Comboios de Portugal (CP), the Portuguese national railway company, shares information on traffic changes and other news regarding train travel in Portugal through this page of their website.

 

Spain

Train traffic between Portugal and Spain is currently limited to the following options: 

 

- Porto - Vigo (two departures daily)

- Lisboa - Badajoz (which requires a change of trains in Entroncamento)

Serbia

You can check timetables and updates by the Serbian railway company ŽS on this page

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Romania/Bulgaria/North Macedonia/Bosnia/Croatia

International connections between Serbia and the above countries are currently suspended until further notice. There are international buses connecting Serbia to these neighbouring countries (unfortunately, not covered or discounted for Pass holders). 

Hungary

Because of construction works, international connections between Serbia and Hungary are currently suspended until further notice. There are international buses connecting Serbia to these neighbouring countries (unfortunately, not covered or discounted for Pass holders). 

Slovenia

You can see updates about current train delays or cancelations in Slovenia via the official website of the SZ.

Spain

RENFE, the Spanish national railway company, dedicates this page (unfortunately not available in English) of their website to notices about disruptions and planned works. 

 

Portugal

Train traffic between Spain and Portugal is currently limited to the following options: 

 

- Vigo - Porto (two departures daily)

- Badajoz - Lisboa (which requires a change of trains in Entroncamento)

Sweden

There are several instances of track maintenance and engineering works planned by the Swedish national railways (SJ). On this page of their website you can find detailed information about current and upcoming track works.

Switzerland

SBB, the Swiss national railway company, shares all the latest updates on operations, disruptions and delays affecting their rail network on this page of their website.

Turkey

You can check the disruption updates by the Turkish railways (TCDD) via this page.

 

Warning - disrupted international connections:

 

Bulgaria/Romania

The Istanbul - Sofia connection has resumed circulation on the 25th of April, 2022. During summer season, a daily night train connects Istanbul with Bucharest.

Greece

International connections between Turkey and Greece are currently suspended until further notice.

Available alternatives

There are international buses connecting Turkey to both Bulgaria and Greece. Unfortunately, these buses are not covered or discounted for Pass holders.