France-Germany Youth Pass

You don't have to be a student to travel with Rail Europe Youth France-Germany Passes. If you're under 26 years of age you can travel for cheap on the French and German railroads.

Under 26? In France and Germany, you can see the birthplace of impressionism and the avant-garde. France has inspired artists for centuries - with its gorgeous lavender-field landscapes, seaside retreats and energetic cities. Germany has stepped out of the past, especially in Berlin, with cutting-edge architecture and a hot nightlife. Of course one can still head to the Black Forest and the castles of Bavaria for a dose of the Old World.

	If you’d like to just visit France, please see our selection of France railpasses.
	For Germany only, see our German rail pass products.
	If you'd like to travel to 3-5 countries, be sure to check our Eurail Select Pass. For travel through 20 nations, see the Eurail Global Pass.

Price List:
	1  youth  2nd Class
4 days in 2 months	USD 276.00
5 days in 2 months	USD 305.00
6 days in 2 months	USD 335.00
8 days in 2 months	USD 392.00
10 days in 2 months	USD 455.00
Rail Protection Plan	USD 16.00
Please Note: Available only for passengers under 26 on their first date of travel. You must begin using your pass within 6 months of the date of purchase. Passes must be validated prior to boarding the first train. Prices are in U.S. dollars and are subject to change. Please read the railpass terms and conditions.

Pass includes:
	Available to travelers under the age of 26.
	Unlimited train travel on the national rail networks in France and Germany.
	Choice of 4, 5, 6, 8 or 10 days of unlimited train travel within a 2-month period.
	Travel days may be used consecutively or non-consecutively.
	Special travel bonuses

Conditions:
	Eurail Conditions

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	How many youth passes would you like?
	Rail Protection Plan

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