I went on an Interrail trip for the first time in my life, and I had a marvelous time. It also ended up being a pretty cheap way to travel! These are my top tips for how to save money while traveling on Interrail or Eurail.

To give you some extra information I also show my full travel budget for a three week solo Interrail trip.

The ten tips can be categorized like this, but with a lot more information added inside the video of course:

- Decide what type of Interrail pass you need, since there can be hundreds of Euros in difference
- Unless you really need to, choose second class instead of first class
- You will need to reserve seats on various trains. Don't use to Interrail app for that, since they charge several Euros extra for every reservation
- When booking hotels, make sure you check prices across several different booking sites
- ...But try to stick to one site that gives you bonus nights, if you can
- However, if you're more flexible, check the walk-in rate instead of booking online in advance
- A very obvious tip is to avoid restaurants right next to major tourist attractions
- And speaking of restaurants, don't forget to compare prices against other local prices - not against what it would cost at home
- You might have to do laundry during your trip. If so, look for local laundromats or laundrettes instead of doing laundry at the hotel
- And my final tip is to consider what local transportation you need in each city. Why not walk if you can?

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