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5 days · From London · Round trip

Amsterdam
Amsterdam

Our photograph — Simon Harper

Munich
Munich

Photo by @daniel-sessler

Milan
Milan

Photo by @chris-barbalis

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Your journey, at a glance

Amsterdam → Munich → Milan → Strasbourg → London

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Amsterdam

Our own photograph — Simon Harper, co-founder of Conductor Sam

1 day Explore

Amsterdam

Netherlands

  • Rijksmuseum

    Dutch Golden Age masterpieces including Rembrandt's Night Watch

  • Van Gogh Museum

    World's largest collection of Van Gogh's works

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More about Amsterdam

Amsterdam, the vibrant capital of the Netherlands, welcomes rail travelers at its stunning Centraal Station—a grand 19th-century architectural masterpiece that serves as the city's gateway. From here, the entire compact city center unfolds within walking distance or a short tram ride. The iconic canal ring (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), world-class museums, and charming neighborhoods are all easily accessible without a car, making Amsterdam one of Europe's most rewarding destinations for train travelers.

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Munich

Photo by @daniel-sessler

2 day Explore

Munich

Germany

  • Marienplatz and Glockenspiel

    Central square with the famous mechanical clock performance at the New Town Hall

  • English Garden

    One of the world's largest urban parks with beer gardens, surfing on the Eisbach wave, and pagodas

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More about Munich

Munich, Bavaria's elegant capital, seamlessly blends royal heritage with modern dynamism. München Hauptbahnhof sits in the city centre and is a major rail hub for southern Germany, with ICE high-speed trains to Berlin (4 hours), Frankfurt (3 hours), and Hamburg, plus direct international services to Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Zürich, Prague, and Italian cities via the Brenner Pass.

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Day 3 · Verona

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Milan

Photo by @chris-barbalis

3 day Explore

Milan

Italy

  • Duomo di Milano

    Magnificent Gothic cathedral with a spectacular rooftop terrace offering city views

  • The Last Supper

    Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece at Santa Maria delle Grazie (advance booking essential)

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More about Milan

Milan, Italy's dynamic financial and fashion capital, is northern Italy's premier rail gateway. Milano Centrale, a monumental 1930s station, handles high-speed Frecciarossa trains connecting to Rome (3 hours), Florence (1.75 hours), Venice (2.5 hours), Naples, Turin, and Bologna. International connections reach Zürich, Paris (via TGV), and other European cities, while the Malpensa Express links to the airport.

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Day 4 · Basel

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Strasbourg

Our own photograph — Simon Harper, co-founder of Conductor Sam

4 day Explore

Strasbourg

France

  • Strasbourg Cathedral

    Magnificent Gothic cathedral with astronomical clock and panoramic platform

  • Petite France

    Picturesque quarter with half-timbered houses, canals, and covered bridges

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More about Strasbourg

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, uniquely blends French and German cultures on the Rhine border. Gare de Strasbourg, behind a stunning glass canopy, is a TGV hub reaching Paris in 1 hour 46 minutes, with connections to Basel, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, and Luxembourg. The city's position makes it a natural crossroads for French and German rail networks.

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Day 5 · Paris

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Day 5 · London

Journey’s end

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Amsterdam MunichSearchSearch ↗Search ↗
Munich VeronaSearch—Search ↗
Verona MilanSearch—Search ↗
Milan BaselSearch—Search ↗
Basel StrasbourgSearch—Search ↗
Strasbourg ParisSearchSearch ↗Search ↗
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How a rail pass fits this trip

This outline has 5 days with travel or an excursion: day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4, day 5. That is a planning count, not a confirmed number of pass days. Optional excursions, uncovered transport and night-train departure times can change it.

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