Facilities on trains

Europe's railways are a modern transport system that provides travellers with the highest standards of travel. Regardless of the type of train - high-speed, night or wide-gauge - the railways offer passengers comfortable modern trains in which to travel in comfort.

No smoking

Smoking is not allowed in most European trains. Those trains that allow smoking always provide non-smoking cars for passengers.

Air conditioning

Trains are air-conditioned, and many - such as TGV trains - adjust the level of air-conditioning control according to the number of passengers - ensuring optimal travel conditions and energy consumption.

Luggage without limits

Luggage allowance is always included in the ticket price. You do not have to pay extra for it, as is the case with many airlines. In addition, most carriers do not impose weight restrictions - the only condition is that the passenger must be able to lift their baggage themselves and place it in a suitable compartment, e.g. over the seat. On most trains, each passenger can carry up to two large pieces of luggage and one hand luggage.

Catering

Most European trains have restaurant cars or a mobile buffet in their trains where drinks and snacks can be provided. First class passengers can usually count on a free meal - such as breakfast on overnight trains.

Facilities for families with children

Those travelling with children can count on additional amenities such as baby changing facilities, bottle warmers and extra space for families.

Comfortable seating

Modern European trains provide passengers with comfortable seats, often reclining, with folding tables and access to electrical sockets. On many trains in first class, travellers can count on individual seats providing more space.

Remember!

The range of services depends on the type of train, ticket class and fare. It may also vary depending on the country and route. When booking your train ticket, you will be informed about the range of services offered by the train in question.