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🚆 Multi-City Europe Itinerary Template

A Europe trip itinerary template built for a three-city rail route — train times, booking refs, and one must-do per city so nothing gets lost between stations. Print it, download it for Excel or Google Sheets, or customize it in the builder.

DayCityTimePlanBooking refNotes
Day 1Paris9:50 AMArrive CDG → RER B to cityGet a Navigo Easy card — paper carnets are gone
Day 1Paris3:00 PMHotel check-in, Le MaraisBKG-4471023Bags held from noon
Day 2Paris9:00 AMMusée d'Orsay (timed entry) + Seine walkMO-51820Book the 9:30 slot — quietest galleries
Day 3→ Amsterdam10:25 AMEurostar 9324, Gare du NordEUR-KX7P2RArrive 30 min early, car 8
Day 4Amsterdam10:00 AMVan Gogh Museum + canal cruise 2 PMVGM-40817Museum is timed entry — book weeks ahead
Day 5→ Berlin9:00 AMIC 145 via Hannover, CentraalNS-KD77346.5 h — buy lunch at station
Day 6Berlin10:00 AMReichstag dome (registered) + Museum IslandREG-20619Bring passport for dome entry
Day 7Berlin11:35 AMFly home from BERLH-QZT9F4S-Bahn to airport ~40 min

CSV opens directly in Excel. For Google Sheets, "Copy for Google Sheets" then paste into cell A1 — or import the CSV (File → Import → Upload). The builder lets you edit rows and re-export. Free, no signup.

Multi-City Europe Itinerary FAQ

Do I need to book trains in advance?

For Eurostar and long-distance high-speed trains (TGV, ICE, Frecciarossa), yes — fares are dynamic and cheapest weeks out, and Eurostar requires a seat reservation. Regional trains are fixed-price; buy them on the day.

How many cities in a week?

Three. Every move costs about half a day between checkout, the station, and finding the next hotel, so four cities in seven days means you spend more time in transit than in any of them.

Is a rail pass cheaper than individual tickets?

Not for a route like this. Eurail passes still require paid seat reservations on Eurostar, TGV, and most other high-speed trains. Three point-to-point tickets booked early usually cost less; passes win when you're taking many regional trains on flexible dates.