Getting Around Europe - 15 City-to-City Routes (Free Guide)

Every itinerary you've read tells you what to do in Rome. None of them tells you how to get to Florence.

So you end up with three days planned in one city, three days planned in another, and a gap in the middle where you don't know whether it's a train or a bus, which of the four stations you need, what it costs, or whether booking today saves you money or wastes it.

That gap is where trips go wrong.

People arrive at the wrong station in Venice. They pay €65 for a seat that cost €29 three weeks earlier. They miss a Eurostar because nobody told them the gates close thirty minutes before departure and do not reopen.

This free guide is only that gap.

15 ROUTES

France — Paris→Nice · Paris→Normandy · Nice→Monaco · Nice→Èze ·
Nice→Villefranche

Italy — Rome↔Florence · Florence↔Venice · Venice↔Rome · Rome→Naples · Naples→Amalfi · Rome↔Milan

Crossing borders - London↔Paris · Amsterdam↔Paris · Paris→Barcelona · Barcelona↔Madrid

FOR EVERY ROUTE

· Real journey time
· Advance price, and what it costs if you book on the day
· The exact station at both ends
· How often it runs
· Which operator — and where two compete, so you can pick the cheaper
· How far ahead to book before the price doubles

PLUS THE FIVE RULES

The booking window that applies to every high-speed route in Europe.
Which journeys don't need booking at all. Which station traps catch people out. When to validate a ticket or pay a €50 fine. And the four-hour rule that decides whether you take the train or fly.

Free. No catch. It's the part I wished someone had given me, not the part I sell.

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