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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Almost useless.,
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This review is from: Europe by Eurail 2002: Touring Europe by Train (Paperback)
After going to Europe for five weeks, and travelling to Pamplona (Spain), Bilboa (Spain), Lille (France), Venice (Italy), Geneva (Switzerland), all from Paris train stations, I found that this book was a good place to hold my Eurorail tickets rather than any of the info it provided. Either go to the website and get train info, or go to the station. The train schedules that they provide are a rough rough idea of where trains go and what type of trains. This is what I would do with the book, put more pictures of train stations and highlight where they are located in cities, because the train stations have all info. Also pictures of the trains themselves and how to know what train station you are at, because if you space out for a moment you might miss your stop (and it's not that hard). Major train stations always have english speakers, and then the rest you have to rely on mix of their broken english and your broken spanish, french, german, italian. Good luck, but don't waste your money on this, go to the website by eurorail.
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Europe by Eurail 2002: Touring Europe by Train by LaVerne Ferguson-Kosinski (Paperback - January 1, 2002)
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