ROSAURA
Traveller
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Posted 5 years ago
Good afrternoon my husband and i are travelling to europe this september .we are visiting Amsterdam Berlin Praga Viena Dubrovnik and come back to Amsterdam.
we would like you to advise us which ticket is the best for this route.I was thinking to buy the eurail global pass.what do you think about it?
I wonder how much takes travelling from Dubrovnik to Amsterdam?
Thank you for your help.
Rosaura.
KimKochRasmussen
Traveller
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Hi
Please note that Dorovnik has no train station (it closed down in the early seventies), but it is only a few hours in a bus from Split where you can connect to Zagreb, or to Podgorica where you can connect to Belgrade - both routes are very scenic!
Split and Zagreb to Amsterdam are faster than Podgorica/Belgrade, but will still take close to 30 hours if going straight. Take a night train to Zagreb, spend a day there and continue in the evening with a new night train over Munich. Nice and comfortable...
Enjoy you stay in Europe
Peter
Traveller
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Hi Rosaura.
Kim already explained everything. :) How long do you plan to stay in Europe... as maybe a non-direct way back to Amsterdam would also be interesting. By ferry to Italy: [u]https://rail.cc/en/ferry-connections/dubrovnik-bari/41[/u]
Then on to Milan - or some other stops in Italy.
Crossing the Alps: [ux]https://rail.cc/blog/zurich-milano-albula-bernina/[/ux] - and from Zurich to Amsterdam...
On your route Amsterdam to Dubrovnik, simply use direct day trains. Easy and free to use with an Eurail pass Amsterdam-Berlin[ux]https://rail.cc/blog/amsterdam-berlin/[/ux] , Berlin-Prague [ux]https://rail.cc/blog/berlin-prague-train/[/ux] , Prague-Vienna.
Vienna to Dubrovnik like Kim said the short way via Zagreb (Vienna-Zagreb direct), then by night train Zagreb to Split [ux]https://rail.cc/blog/zagreb-split-night-train/[/ux]
Or my favourite would be, like also mentioned by Kim... Vienna via Budapest to Belgrade [ux]https://rail.cc/blog/budapest-belgrade-train/[/ux]
And from Belgrade to Montenegro by train [ux]https://rail.cc/blog/bar-belgrade-train-tito/[/ux]
Finally by bus to Dubrovnik... but of course, it is longer !!
Hope this helps ... and if you like the free content, please use our partner link here [ux]https://rail.shop/eurail[/ux] to buy your Eurail passes. Same price for you, but direct support for us. Thank you! :)
Peter :)