Classic capitals
London → Paris → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Vienna
A first-trip route with famous capitals and straightforward city-to-city logic. Check Eurostar and any high-speed reservations early.
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Free Interrail map planner
Add the cities, put them in travel order and share the route. Then verify real trains, pass coverage and reservations in the official Rail Planner app.
Your city sequence
Route sketch
6 cities · 1,882 km*
London → Paris → Amsterdam → Berlin → Prague → Vienna
*Straight-line distance between cities. This visual route is not a timetable, track map or reservation tool.
Use the free Interrail route map to agree the order of your cities. Check the actual services in Rail Planner. Then open a TripBook and let every station, sleeper train, missed connection and new friend become part of one day-by-day travel diary.
A visual route is the plan. A TripBook is the part you will still open years later.

What this map does
This free Interrail route planner answers the first planning question: which cities, and in what order? It deliberately does not pretend that a straight line is a railway timetable. Once the route feels right, check every leg in Rail Planner before booking accommodation or reserving a seat.
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Popular route ideas
These are planning examples, not promises of direct trains. Open one in the map, adjust the order and verify every leg in Rail Planner.
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How to use the planner
Add the places you most want to visit before worrying about individual trains.
Reduce backtracking by moving cities until the route has a sensible overall shape.
Check services, reservations, pass coverage and disruption information in Rail Planner.
Send the route to your group, then create a TripBook for the journey itself.
Built for Europe by rail
Plan before departure, capture offline between stations and preserve every city when you return.
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FAQ
Yes. Add and reorder up to ten European cities, view the route and share it without creating an account. The tool is a visual city planner, not a ticketing service.
No. It connects your selected cities to help you understand the shape and order of a trip. Check the official Interrail railway map and Rail Planner app for covered lines, current train times, disruptions and reservations.
Yes. The city map works for Interrail and Eurail itineraries. The pass you need depends on residency and your journey, but the route-building process is the same.
Use TripMemo to create a TripBook for the journey. Add each city, write offline between stations and collect photos from everyone travelling with you. TripMemo turns those places and memories into a personal interactive map.
Interrail publishes its official railway map on Interrail.com. It shows routes covered by the Pass and routes where reservations are required, and notes that temporary disruptions are not shown.