I wanted to downvote you for not stopping in Geneva but then you rated SBB/CFF at the obvious number one.
But more seriously, for your next trip you should try the Italian high speed lines (Trenitalia Frecciarossa or Italo AGV). They are amazing and probably the best high speed network and trains on the continent.
Just got back from a two week train trip across Europe. Overall, found it very easy and accessible to move around.
Here’s the general itinerary:
The only train problem on the trip was our night train to Prague. The carriage was 28-30° C and very uncomfortable. Especially for a 16 hour trip.
The inconsistency of scheduling, signage and trip information was a challenge. Especially when you add in the language barriers.
My ranking of the train systems:
I wanted to downvote you for not stopping in Geneva but then you rated SBB/CFF at the obvious number one.
But more seriously, for your next trip you should try the Italian high speed lines (Trenitalia Frecciarossa or Italo AGV). They are amazing and probably the best high speed network and trains on the continent.
Did change trains in Geneva. So I was there for 14 minutes 🙂
Visited Geneva for a longer time in 2018.
I wanted to get into Italy but it didn’t quite work for our schedule. Hopefully next time
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