Romania to the UK by Train!

[@silenthunteruk]

It would probably cost an awful lot of money, but I would *love* to see a bunch of you guys going around the world in under 80 days by train, bus and ship.

[@garethsmith2250]

Michael Palin did this many years ago great TV series

[@silenthunteruk]

@@garethsmith2250 He most certainly did back in 1988. Needed to arrange freighter transport for the sea crossing journeys. You can book freighter cruises yourself, although it isn't cheap. Arrived back on the day of the Clapham Junction rail crash; the crew realised that if he'd come back to Southampton instead of Felixstowe, they could have been on of the trains.

[@adamdruett9107]

I did Vladivostok to Moscow for under £200 all be it in 3rd class.

[@DylansTravelReports]

It would definitely be nice to do but it would be very expensive too! 😅

[@samtrak1204]

@@DylansTravelReports Especially if you stop for PBS Passport adventures along the way.

[@jakartaharpman]

I did the trip in reverse in 1986 - with a £125 interail ticket. Route was Nottingham-Dover/Calais-Paris-Venice-Belgrade-Budapest-Brasov-Bucharest. Border stop between Italy and Yugoslavia was four hours. I remember the fearsome-looking watch towers lining the track as we crossed the Hungary-Romania border.

[@veneering4128]

Fascinating! Was it hard to get a visa for Romania back then since it was closed off from the rest of Europe? What did you do in the country?

[@jakartaharpman]

@@veneering4128 Not too hard, I remember. I must have got it in London. Yes, it was a very different place back in the '80s. Felt quite medieval in some ways. People were very suspicious. Lots of East German tourists. I climbed Mt Moldoveanu with some of them.

[@SimonStuff2000]

1986?? Did Train exist back then?? 😁

[@frankdsouza2425]

Thank you very much for listing, in order, each of the places you travelled through. That and your recommendations Will be very helpful to any and everyone, contemplating a similar journey.

[@mihaelac2472]

No, they were travelling by cart 😂. Always amazes me the lack of knowledge of western Europeans about Eastern Europe.

[@castlehighschool]

24:30 you finally heard our prayers and said "I C E" 😍 a wonderful and unexpected report - keep it up Dylan!

[@colanitower]

The first train had the InterRail voyage vibe of the 1980s all over it. Sweet memories 😊

[@samtrak1204]

A relaxing adventure without leaving the comforts of home. Thank you. Traveling between Florida and California via Chicago was a 4-day adventure in the 1950's and I loved every minute of it.

[@dalektorgo2973]

1950s!? I have SO many questions. En Suite? Fans? Electric outlets? Meals and menus? Civil Defense pamphlet?

[@edmundcarew7235]

Within the last 15 years on a Melbourne, Australia to Europe trip, I travelled from Istanbul through Sofia, Bucharest and Budapest, spending one, two and multiple nights in hotels (plus a shared sleeper from Istanbul to Bucharest), and then on to Frankfurt. A similarly enjoyable journey: hugely better than flying. This Dylan report is a very good one: informative details and commentary, pleasant voice and good text incorporated for anyone who can't understand his English accent. It was aimed at both general travellers and railfans. European trains by and large are great, but Dylan ought have stopped off in Budapest as its tram network alone plus history makes it well worth a visit. Great to see some trains well patronised even though this was when there were more COVID-19 restrictions than today.

[@Mgameing123]

4:56 That rival operator train actually was bought from Denmarks national operator. The trains were sold due to unreliability but the longer varients are my local trains (am from denmark btw).

[@gkl213]

12:02 the soap dispenser and the handdryer weren’t broken, you had to press the symbol of either the handdryer or the soap dispenser. (For context: “apasă” means *press* in Romanian)

[@T0mahawk3r]

But he pressed the button

[@5stars922]

@@T0mahawk3r He press wrong button.

[@khulhucthulhu9952]

That first train is really nice! Might choose that when I'm finally going to Romania

[@davidthorne7712]

I loved the narration at 11:00 “All meals are served with a side of stunning Carpathian views”

[@budapestkeletistationvoices]

You can also choose a Hungarian night train from Budapest to Brasov. It runs daily and the carriages are more modern

[@tandago7281]

@@budapestkeletistationvoices I would certainly want that during the day, to enjoy the views!

[@budapestkeletistationvoices]

@@tandago7281 it's a long journey

[@ianhenderson4560]

Lille is only served in Brussels Eurostars, Paris Eurostars are non-stop between Paris and the tunnel. It's how the TGV standard pattern timetable works (and Paris train can easily be filled from Paris without much space for Lille passengers to join)

[@RoadCone411]

I made my first trip to Romania this past September - but I flew there from Heathrow. What a beautiful country, I really loved it there! After a few days seeing the area (driving the Transfagarasan and going to Bran Castle, etc.), this video sort of inspired me to take a train. No, not back to London, but south to Sofia, leaving from the same Gara du Nord station in Bucharest. I admit to using the station McDonalds - it was convenient and I was hungry. The train journey was a step back in time, my goodness. A wonderful, simple rail experience though, and I'm so happy I did it! Train travel definitely provides a much deeper, more visceral travel engagement than flying, or even driving, but you can't have speed, comfort and a decent price at the same time! (Maybe two of the three, if you're lucky!) The train to Sofia is cheap, reasonably comfortable - albeit lacking in amenities - but it is not fast. I admire this challenge, taking a train back to the UK from Romania...wish I had had time (and money) to do it! A great way to see a different side of Europe, for sure!

[@screwdriver5181]

I did it the other way round in the 1970's on the Orient Express direct from Paris to Bucharesti. Very exciting in those iron curtain days ! Ron.

[@hanson417]

Hey Dylan, I'd recommend to have time stamps for this video. (I'll edit this comment as time stamps during the video and you may copy it or make it yourself or anyone can just use it) 0:00 introduction 1:14 route map 2:00 Bucuresti Nord 5:15 Bucharest to Vienna 22:51 Wien Hbf 24:25 Vienna to Frankfurt 31:53 Frankfurt am Main Hbf 33:20 Frankfurt to Karlshure 36:14 Karlshure Hbf 36:53 Karlshure to Paris 40:20 Paris Gare de l'Est 42:29 Paris Gare du Nord 44:25 Paris to London 49:39 Summary 52:20 London St. Pancras International

[@marcd6897]

33:49 Frankfurt/Main to Karlsruhe 37:07 Karlsruhe to Paris 41:11 Night at Ibis near to Gare de l’Est 42:37 Paris Gare du Nord 44:11 Eurostar to London

[@tupapichulo63]

Your train journeys are so avidly anticipated every Friday and Monday. My wife and I are retired and we travel with you vicariously. Your narration is first class. Now i see that SuperAlbs has jumped on the bandwagon with narrations that give so much pleasure. The two of you lead the way in presentation of train journeys. I just get turned off by the need to read the commentary and appreciate your narrations. Keep up the good work.

[@surajbalajr.4016]

4:09 your voice is perfect for a railway announcement system!

[@stephenskorupa8983]

Wow!! 46 hours vs 2.5 hours? You are really dedicated to your channel.Only jesting ,I love your video and seeing your travels.Stay safe.

[@michaelpilling9659]

Hello Dylan - greetings from Poland One word - "brilliant" This mode of travel is fantastic. Your itinerary was superb and well worth the adventure and the cost. Thanks so much for making this video.

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it

[@AA_8184_1]

What an epic journey! This trip duration rivals you’re amazing recent Amtrak trips. So exciting! Can’t wait to get back to Europe to take some train journeys like this one!

[@seekingtravel]

Superb Video. Love the detail. I have done Bucharest to Copenhagen so many times while I lived there. (I now live in Manchester) and I never filmed more than the journey between Bucharest and Budapest. I live in Manchester now and I would love to travel back home to Bucharest by train, it's such an adventure. Anyway great video, amazing scenery!

[@seekingtravel]

Update! I did that in the past year and now I am looking to your video for inspiration on how to structure mine! Haha, except mine is the other way around from Manchester to Bucharest. Coming out in about a week. :D

[@anaaltonaga7859]

I don’t think I knew what I was getting into when I started viewing your trip. I felt exhausted at the end of it, and I was just relaxing on my sofa! Yes, I really enjoyed your adventure!

[@helilebon2383]

Almdudler ? Die Wahl von Almdudler als Getränk in der Lounge von Wien Hauptbahnhof war eine gute Wahl. Almdudler ist eine traditionelle Limonade der Alpenrepublik. Außerhalb von Österreich ist sie kaum zu bekommen. Eine schöne, sicherlich anstrengende Reise eines Eisenbahn-Fans. Für diejenigen, die keine Eisenbahn-Fans sind, wird es schwieriger, die Mühe zu ertragen. Wobei die Fahrt ab Wien ziemlich flott von statten ging. Herzlichen Dank für das Video. Es hat mich sehr erfreut. Merci pour la peine que vous avez prise. Vous êtes un grand amateur du rail..... Thank you. Or in denglish: "Senk yuh for trewelling wiss Deutsche Bahn. 😃🥰

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😅

[@stephanierobb6208]

Amazing video Dylan. I felt like I was right there travelling with you. Sunrises, scenery, sunsets - truly beautiful.

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

Excellent video Dylan, brought back a lot of memory's once you got into "Germany. was in all of those city's back in the 60's in a Jeep!. stationed there in Giessen in the US Army. nice trip down memoy lane. thanks for sharing. ECF.

[@simonnlaroche5438]

Mate you have come on so much since you started. Well done and bring more on!!!!

[@TheEpicAppleEater01]

I have had the privledge of riding an hour in the first-class nose of an ICE-3, in a solo seat, after being offered an upgrade for €10 by DB. It was certainly a very pleasant experience and felt super exclusive with only two business travellers riding for the whole stretch to Berlin. Unfortunately the driver had the driver's cabin divider set opaque but when the attendent was serving him it was brilliant looking out at the front of the train

[@stephanierobb6208]

That would be an amazing view !!!!

[@EpicThe112]

Amazing right and it's also the same thing for ICE-T Frankfurt Flughafen Wien Hbf or Frankfurt Flughafen Riesa Dresden

[@Tbpker22]

This trip was memorable, relaxing and fun - wonderful way to travel and see the world!

[@stephanierobb6208]

I totally agree!

[@Brauiz90]

In Budapest-Keleti station there'd been an ÖBB Railjet waiting - that one goes from Budapest to Vienna and Munich. I took this one from Munich to Salzburg (Austria) a few weeks ago.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

I made this (round) trip years ago and it was fantastic then. Now I'm disabled and can't get around very well anymore but this rekindled some good times. Well done mate. Cheers from Ashford.

[@Martin-on2pp]

Great video! At 17:50 you talk about a whizzle train tour. Never heard of that (I am dutch), but I like it. For me it is also the diference between a tourist (just hotspots and social media) and a traveller/explorer. I prefer the last one, the reason I like traintravel en bike travel. I don' t know if I use the right words, but I hope you'll understand. Keep up the good work, it' s a hard job😁🇪🇺🇳🇱

[@not_on]

A "whistle stop" is a small station where trains (or buses) stop only on request. It's also used to refer to small communities that might be served by such a station.

[@Martin-on2pp]

@@not_on Thank you👍

[@trainmanbob]

Hi Dylan. If speed was required then it's got to be a plane. However, I was thinking if you do the train trip, it could easily be turned into a 10 or 14 day holiday as the route takes you through some great cities and towns. Certainly worth the cost to a tourist / adventurer. As always thanks.

[@rahulchauhan8674]

Very good video for people like me, because i'm a poor Indian. I never ever think to visit EU in my whole life. Thank you for your video. Kindly carry on. Thanks again.

[@stefanxcz]

As a Romanian, I laughed so hard at your comments about the Romanian platform. They were accurate.

[@jamesthompson3099]

I was afraid my attention might wander during a 53 minute video but it didn't for even a second. An excellent travelog, Dylan. You know, when you throw in a sleeper and a hotel I don;'t think that price was outrageous. My annual trip on the SW Chief is coming up in a few weeks. Your video has me all excited about it! I love trains! 🚂

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it

[@John_Fugazzi]

I enjoy the variety of travel on your channel. Just a couple weeks ago it was a short tram ride in Lisbon and today it's a trans-European adventure. It's saying something when the bed and seats are so comfortable that one oversleeps. This was a trip to remember versus a forgettable three hour plane ride (as long as you have the time). I especially liked the royal fanfare before announcements in the Bucharest train station and that bit of Erik Satie in the St. Pancras Station at the end.

[@jaykayinmk]

Great video, Dylan. There was a lot of wonderful scenery too... something I always love about railway journeys.

[@jmgrahit26]

Great video, Dylan! Well worth the time and trouble the editing took. Well done!

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thanks!

[@samtrak1204]

@@DylansTravelReports Was this trip posted before today, Friday, April 22?

[@xr6lad]

@@samtrak1204 yea I’ve noticed that. Some comments are from 11 days ago but KZbin shows it as posted only 11 hours ago? Weird.

[@chrisjohnson7929]

@@xr6lad It was uploaded earlier, but kept private (available to supporters). The time KZbin is showing it posted is when it went public.

[@SindyJ37]

Im so glad i tripped upon your channel!!!! Your content is so enjoyable and relaxing. Thank you for allowing us to join you on your adventures ❤

[@alexevo8016]

At 9:08 is Posada train stop, only for Regio trains, the historical place where was The Battle of Posada (9-12 November 1330), was fought between Basarab I of Wallachia and Charles I of Hungary (also known as Charles Robert).

[@blackmask38]

This has to be one of your best videos Dylan. enjoyed every minute, Thank You.

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thanks!

[@chrishintz1077]

This is great. Some lovely film footage. I don’t think many will have taken this journey so thanks so much for bringing us along.

[@DylansTravelReports]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@johnclauder615]

Yes stoping along the way at places like Passau et Regensberg would be more than worthwhile. Enjoyed your experience very much. Thanks for sharing it.

[@francesjones9265]

Thank you Dylan for taking us along with your video

[@eottoe2001]

This was an excellent video. Didn't know Romania was so beautiful.

[@ampersand.]

What a lovely long vid, thanks Dylan - such a treat on a Friday to unwind after work.

[@petercharnley7138]

That was a very interesting trip Dylan. I love travelling with you around Europe

[@douglasmacgregor3878]

Thanks for your train trips I will probably never do any of this but you have given me what I can not do 😊

[@donnagray9579]

Gare du Nord is as majestic as I remember it from 43yrs ago!

[@davidlally592]

Indeed I remember travelling to a European confce in Timisoara in 1994 (only 5 years after the Romanian despot was executed) from Bucaresti Gare Nord and overnite as well! After using the capital' s Metro, I then caught a 1st class sleeper cos 2nd and 3rd were then frankly very basic. We stopped at Craiova and travelled near to the Iron Gate (where over the border the Yugoslavian conflict was under way). Alto then Romania was not in the EU (it is of course now), no issues with my Irish passport. In fact officials queued up to look at it- quite a rarity there and then!!

[@ovaaaaaL]

Europe's too beautiful and peaceful. And considering that they have extensive passenger rail service, it's gotta be the best place to travel by train. It's so hard to be a railfan in a place that has limited rail service.

[@raymondleggs5508]

I love the rolling sound of trains :-D

[@stefanv9660]

This is one of the best videos. Greetings from Satu Mare RO

[@RyanMatt]

love a side of stunning carpathian views !

[@stevecallachor]

When I was a kid I went on holidays by train. It took 14 hours to go 450 miles. Swore I’d never do it again. Sixty years later I took a 19 hour flight from Dubai to London and return……I swear again that I will never again subject my system to such an experience again Glad you enjoyed your trip!! Regards Stavros

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

Excellent commentary from you Dylan

[@mikeedwards9306]

The train really allows you to see the countryside in the passing and providing you have time I like the mode of transport.

[@guitarmatt191]

Good to see you try out a long-form video Dylan - hope you're proud of the result! 😉

[@alexcandy7176]

Thank you for taking the time to make this trip report. Yes this journey might be a lot more expensive than a flight but looked much more fun.

[@anthonywarrener1881]

Thank you for a truly fascinating video, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Not sure I want to travel to Bucharest, but your journey between Bucharest and Budapest was really interesting. The journey from Budapest to London I have travelled several times, and the alternative way from Vienna to Paris via Munich is also very good, with a OBB RailJet all the way from Budapest Keleti to Munich, then a TGV Duplex through to Paris Est.

[@judithcatlett8518]

I enjoyed your video. Honestly, I thought, oh my goodness, 53 minutes, but it was a pleasure. And the speed of some of the trains were amazing.

[@Parlophonic]

Well done Dylan and thank you for a very picturesque and informative trip. Fantastic!!

[@naumannolaf8429]

Interessanter Reisebericht, danke dafür.

[@nickgreenwich8649]

One of the best train videos ever. Thanks.

[@AZqyc]

Another well-done video! Thanks for sharing. You're going places I will likely not, so living life through your adventures. [Greetings from Tucson.]

[@SAS-n9l]

Hi Dylan, Thank you for this trip! I am Romanian and I am considering for a while to do a trip like this! It may not be a lot of fun, but I love trains and I want at least to do it for the experience. In future, you can post the things that are only in Romanian, and I will translate them here 😄 I live in the UK, and it would be great to meet you. I work for Great Western Railway here and if you're up to, I can offer you Family and Friends tickets for GWR, Avanti, SWR, Trans Penine, Hull, Lumo at £6 or slightly more in some cases for the whole day, unlimited travel with little restrictions on some services for certain companies. However, to be available in the train, I have to assist you as a lead member. Let me know!

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thank you! I'll keep that in mind

[@capturazilei]

ai făcut trip-ul până la urmă?

[@mikeblatzheim2797]

I'm surprised you didn't take the ICE from Frankfurt to Brussels, and from there the Eurostar directly to London. This should have been quite a bit faster (and you'd have probably arrived that night in London), unless there weren't any good connections of course.

[@jon33040]

He would have made the last Frankfurt to Brussels service, 1830-ish from Frankfurt, 2130-ish into Brussels. Even on pre-covid timetables, there's no London connection off this.

[@mikeblatzheim2797]

@@jon33040 Ah, I see. Although there really ought to be a service that arrives into London before midnight, I'm sure that it'd be at least somewhat popular. Although I guess Eurostar as a private operator has to fill most of their 16 car trains to make a profit, which would be unlikely that late.

[@barvdw]

another option to avoid the (rather expensive) Paris hotels and to have the opportunity to have some dinner would have been to step off at Strasbourg, or even stay in Karlsruhe. You'd be a bit later in London, but seeing as he was very tired, I think it would have been worth it. Or directly go for a second night train from Vienna to Brussels (or Paris), enjoying a day in the Austrian capital.

[@oida10000]

@@jon33040 Are there no train connject at all between Brussel and London? He could have surely could have made the same strategy here: staying one night in Brussel.

[@bramhoutenbos]

@@jon33040I think it can be done, in fact I've booked it for June. Dacia arrives at 08:21 in Vienna, dep 09:15. Arr 15:56 Frankfurt Airport dep 16:46. Arr Bruxelles Midi/Brussel Zuid 19:35 dep 20:56. Arr. St Pancras International 21:57. Was this a foolish idea with such tight connections? Almost certainly!

[@RUOKH]

Hello Dylan. Another excellent presentation for which I thank you. I too have done this journey on several occasions (sometimes starting in Istanbul via the sleeper to Bucharesti) and always enjoyed the relaxing trip. The meals in the Bistro from Wien are always good, with a nice wine list. The CFR part of the journey is sometimes good and sometimes bad, depending on the surliness of the Romanian staff, otherwise I would highly recommend that all 'rail orientated' folk make this journey at least once - as you say, it is really a land cruise with options to stop off at many interesting places. Thanks again.

[@tonysrailwayadventure2729]

Great video Dylan lots of different types of trains I think I should give it a go. Bucharest to Chorley. (Chorley is my home town) anyway great video and I even put a like on it.

[@LumoTransport]

I have a trip Idea. Middlesbourough to Whitby in a 156. Having done this myself, I can promise it is one of the best rides in Britain in terms of scenery that I have done for a long time. GREAT VID!!! Keep up it up my guy

[@DylansTravelReports]

Maybe at some point!

[@ldegmtrainspotter]

Super video! Great train ride! Good job! Thumbs Up🚆🚄🚂🚊😉👍 Greetings from Romania Andrew

[@1Samcowie]

I come here for the wholesome narrations. Great job!

[@ukdavepianoman]

Very interesting trip. Of course much slower and more expensive than flying...but much more of an experience: seeing the countryside, passing through 6 or 7 countries, being able to stop off at some places and look around. I think for that adventure, £420 or so was very good value.

[@pnwlion9337]

Wonderful stuff Dylan, this is the way to do it. As an exiled Brit now in the U.S I absolutely love this experience. The stations of those cavernous European station and their ambience and the scenery. Plus the rides on some wonderful trains too. Nice job sir. !!!! Again you have inspired.

[@AnnabelSmyth]

What fun! I'd do that journey in a heartbeat! Much more enjoyable than flying - although, while we still have to wear a mask on trains, it must have got very sweaty with a mask on for much of the journey!

[@jonclassical2024]

I loved your journey. Bucharest North Station is a whole like nicer than the historic Soviet Station in Budapest!!! Romania is so beautiful...see KZbinr Damon Dominique days in Romania! I would have changed to Czech Railways in Vienna and enjoyed a more leisurely trip into Prague and then CZ to Frankfurt, but hey, you were in a hurry to get back home! Great Trip...jealous in Raleigh, NC, USA due to COVID.....I haven't been traveling in Europe since 2019.....so sad!!!!!

[@williamchristian8389]

Thanx so much Dylan, Great as usual!!

[@TeamWolfmountain]

53:31 minutes of adventures and its awesome

[@Joethegeezer]

yep, i agree with most, this is your best video, long journeys full of detail and content is why we watch

[@TomGrahamsa]

Looks like a fun trip. On my Romania trip, I left by air from Bucharest to Vienna. It was an early flight and I arrived at the airport a little after 4:00 am. The Bucharest airport was absolutely packet at 4:30 am. Long lines everywhere. In contrast, Vienna was almost empty when we got there ate 7:00 am.

[@jgodfrey546]

Great vid! My version would involve breaking the journey in Vienna, maybe to a side trip to Bratislava & back, then take NJ to Paris. Though very short, I'd likely take the Metro between Paris Est & Nord just to keep the journey all rail...

[@fredy_fix]

Waow, i am so enjoying watching this vidio, thank you for shareing, say hello from indonesia 🙌🇮🇩

[@dsdonovan]

Great travel adventure! Thanks for sharing.

[@PatrickLechevallier]

Thank you for the very nice vidéo.Your comments and explanations were great.I very much liked the British accent.....

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thank you! 😃

[@pabllo2004]

dude amazing vid !!! you deffo have gift to tell story and share your adventures ,thank you was great to watch

[@jackwatsonepic626]

Because of your reviews I have booked a first class for me and two 14-year olds to get the train from York to Stirling (Scotland) to experience first class on a l n e r

[@trainlagged]

For Eurostar, the minimum time you can pass through the gates at is 30 mins prior departure. Past this delay, the gates will not open and there is no way the agents can let you pass them! Also, about 10 years ago they stopped making Paris trains stop in Lille, it's generally the Brussels/Amsterdam trains which stop there. Great video! I'd cross Europe like that all the time if it wasn't for the price :/

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

4:32 Even better than SNCF's jingle

[@gandalf7292]

Lol nice joke

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

@@gandalf7292 I'm not joking

[@sorin_ea6]

Nah SNCF has the best jingle

[@paulmchutchison8781]

Just sat down with a cup of tea to watch this and found it a really relaxing way to spend an hour on a Saturday morning! Have you ever considered tagging your videos with stuff like mindfulness? 😄

[@bwolper]

That was quite the journey. Thanks for sharing.

[@kimberlygila]

what a beautiful 46 hour train journey from romania to uk beautiful scenery plus meals and beautiful train stations. tranins looked good nice and clean; I wouldn't mind this train ride myself. nothing like trains especially with my own roomette and private bathroom. happy travels safe travels dylan

[@mikebotkin2008]

👍🏼 Thanks for putting all this together. I agree; I would probably have stopped off at several of the destinations, along the way, and made a day tour of them which you could not do via airplane.

[@anderslarsen6009]

Me and my brother has similar trip planned for the summer. We do however cheat a little bit with airplanes in both end of the trip. Leg 1. CPH -AMS Leg 2. Amsterdam - Paris with Thalys. Leg 3. Paris -Frankfurt with TGV Euroduplex Leg 4. Frankfurt - Nürnberg with ICE (unknow generation). Leg 5. Nürnberg - Vienna with most likely ICE-T Leg 6. Vienna - Prague with Railjet. Leg 7. Prague - Berlin with a Eurocity train. Leg 8. BER - CPH. The 2 flights and the Thalys trip is in standard class but every other trip is in 1. class.

[@Ankur3108]

Beautiful trip.

[@Justmyperspective]

Really enjoyed this bit of escapism. Romania certainly warrants further travelling around! I'm surprised you ate when you did on the CFR sleeper (before 4pm)... you must have been starving by the time you got to Vienna!

[@deco983]

Fantastic video! What a journey !!!

[@NSE465]

With an interrail pass (if it works on these services bar maybe eurostar and the sleeper train), definitely! Its CO² free and a journey to remember. Amazing review Dylan! Talk about killing multiple birds with one stone. Lol. Great video as always!

[@xr6lad]

Nothing is CO2 free. Jesus so many are easily led. You do know CO2 is also not only naturally occurring, the planet needs it. You need it.

[@RDARMORTANKERVET-]

Nice video! Europe rail looks awesome. I just subscribed. Thanks.

[@walimohammed7866]

One of the best video I ever seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@DylansTravelReports]

Thanks!

[@ChrisH-1952]

I really enjoyed this account of your journey. I would have been very annoyed at paying a 1st Class fare and finding only a sliver of window 😡 and not too chuffed at so many seats travelling backwards ( i know you don't mind this). However, your good-natured character and tolerance shines throughout and we catch your enjoyment and enthusiasm. Not too long at all. 😀

[@scootincoop]

Found you by random and have to say I really enjoyed the video happy travels man

[@Joethegeezer]

This was your best video ever. Do more like this

[@louisthetravelspotter]

hey dylan what a amazing video and i love the fact you went on eurostar class e320