Interrailing - Barcelona to Italy

will369

Hi guys,

This summer I am going interrailing for 5 weeks around Europe. I will be using an interrail monthly pass.

I have booked my flight from London to Barcelona, and will be spending 3 days in Barcelona.

My next stop is Italy...........I want to go down as far as the Amalfi Coast.......................would you advise flying there from Barcelona? Or travelling along the french coast line and starting at the top of Italy?

Thanks

peachyprice

Seems to defeat the object to fly from Barcelona to Napoli!

When I did it I went from Barcelona to Nice, stayed a day or two, stopped off at Pisa just to see the tower, then on to Rome for a couple of days, then down to Napoli. From there I went over to Brindisi and got a ferry to Athens.

will369

So what website can I look to see the train times for that route? Will I be able to use my interrail pass on that?

Will it say on the website if I can use my pass? As I am on Loco2.com and it says it will cost £92

Voyager2002

If you are flying out of Barcelona, don't take Germanwings!

Voyager2002

will369 wrote: »

So what website can I look to see the train times for that route? Will I be able to use my interrail pass on that?

Will it say on the website if I can use my pass? As I am on Loco2.com and it says it will cost £92

http://www.seat61.com/Europe-train-travel.htm#.VRFnFo6Y2No

peachyprice

will369 wrote: »

So what website can I look to see the train times for that route? Will I be able to use my interrail pass on that?

Will it say on the website if I can use my pass? As I am on Loco2.com and it says it will cost £92

Have you got a whole of Europe pass or an Italy pass?

If you have the whole of Europe you shouldn't have to pay, unless you're choosing trains on the Spanish HS Talgo or AVE trains, but is should be possible to do the same route without using them, just not as fast.

richardw

I'd get a flight to southern Italy from BCN. Btw I found the best way to get to the Amalfi Coast was by boat from Salerno.