European Train Question

[Air Land and Sea]

We are taking a Danube River cruise that will end up in Budapest. After spending a few days there we would like to go to Venice. I'd like to take the train so I can view the beautiful scenery. anyone have any experience with this train route or even from Vienna to Venice?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Matt]

We are taking a Danube River cruise that will end up in Budapest. After spending a few days there we would like to go to Venice. I'd like to take the train so I can view the beautiful scenery. anyone have any experience with this train route or even from Vienna to Venice?

Thank you in advance.

I haven't done this route, the closest I came to it was a train from St Moritz to Venice, fantastic way to travel. Hopefully someone here as some insights for you,

 

[Barb]

Check out the website of the Man in Seat 61. Absolutely comprehensive information about train travel worldwide. The guy who runs it is a train fanatic. Not only does he give ticket purchasing advice and strategy, he has the rundown on all the different train types, classes of seats, sleeper cars etc.

www(dot)seat61(dot)com

 

[Mountain Trader]

Check out the website of the Man in Seat 61. Absolutely comprehensive information about train travel worldwide. The guy who runs it is a train fanatic. Not only does he give ticket purchasing advice and strategy, he has the rundown on all the different train types, classes of seats, sleeper cars etc.

www(dot)seat61(dot)com

Mark at Man in Seat 61 just knocks 'em dead on just about all train travel.

 

[KyRoamer]

What a great resource. Thanks.

 

[rhinodh]

+1. Seat 61 is a great resource.

 

[Air Land and Sea]

I have been in contact with The Man in Seat 61. He is indeed a great resource and thank you all for directing me to him.

 

[lancemahn]

My wife and I were gassed on an overnight from Venice to Rome, does that count? ;-)