Europe · 21 routes: Cross-border routes

France · Belgium · the Netherlands · 5 cities

Eurostar Paris–Amsterdã

By train through the centres of Paris, Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Amsterdã: three countries in a little over three hours, from central station to central station.

France · Germany · 4 cities

Paris–Frankfurt–Munique by train

By train from Paris to Munich via Frankfurt and Nuremberg: TGV and ICE connect France to southern Germany from central station to central station.

France · Switzerland · 2 cities

TGV Lyria Paris–Zurique

By train from Paris to Zurique in about four hours, without transfers: from the Gare de Lyon to the centre of the largest city in Suíça, passing through Alsácia and Basileia.

France · Spain · 4 cities

TGV Paris–Barcelona

By train from Paris to Barcelona, crossing the sul da França and the Pireneus, with stops in Figueres and Girona: from central station to central station in about six and a half hours.

Switzerland · Italy · 4 cities

Zurique–Milão via the Gotardo

By train from Suíça to Itália across the Alpes: from Zurique to Milão via the túnel de base do Gotardo, with Lucerna, lago de Como and, for those with time, the old panoramic mountain line.

France · Germany · 4 cities

Alsácia and Floresta Negra

By car on both sides of the Rhine: the Rota dos Vinhos da Alsácia, with villages of half-timbered houses among vineyards, and the mountain roads of the Floresta Negra, between Estrasburgo, Colmar, Freiburg and Baden-Baden.

Italy · France · 4 cities

Milão–Paris by train through the Alps

By train from Italy to France through the Alps: Milão, Turim, the Maurienne valley, Lyon and Paris in about seven hours, with no transfers.

the Netherlands · Germany · 2 cities

Amsterdã–Berlim by train

By train from the Netherlands to Berlim: about six hours without changes, through the Dutch interior and northern Germany, from central station to central station.

Belgium · Germany · 4 cities

Bruxelas–Colônia–Frankfurt by train

By train from Belgium to Germany: Bruxelas, Liège, Colônia and Frankfurt in about three hours, from central station to central station.

the Netherlands · Belgium · Luxembourg · 6 cities

Benelux by train: Amsterdã–Bruxelas–Luxemburgo

The three Benelux countries by train: from Amsterdã to Bruxelas in about two hours, and from Bruxelas to Luxemburgo through the Ardennes, with Roterdã, Antuérpia and Namur along the way.

Portugal · Spain · 6 cities

Caminho Português to Santiago on foot

On foot from Portugal to Santiago de Compostela: the pilgrimage route that starts in Lisboa or Porto, follows the yellow arrows and ends at the praça do Obradoiro.

Portugal · Spain · 6 cities

Lisboa–Évora–Mérida–Cáceres–Madri by car

By car between the peninsula's two capitals: Évora's Alentejo, Roman Mérida and medieval Cáceres on the route from Lisboa to Madri.

Portugal · Spain · 5 cities

Porto–Vigo–Santiago de Compostela by train

From Porto to Galicia by train: the Celta crosses the Minho to Vigo, and a regional train takes about an hour to reach Santiago de Compostela.

Luxembourg · Germany · 6 cities

Mosela Valley: Luxemburgo–Trier–Cochem–Koblenz

Along the river Mosela, from Luxemburgo to Germany: vineyards on slopes, half-timbered villages, Roman Trier, Cochem’s castle and the confluence with the Rhine in Koblenz.

Italy · Greece · 5 cities

Italy–Greece ferry across the Adriatic

From Puglia to Greece by sea: overnight ferries depart from Bari and Brindisi and arrive in the morning at Igoumenitsa, in Epirus, or continue to Patras, the gateway to the Peloponnese.

Switzerland · Italy · 4 cities

Bernina Express: Chur–St. Moritz–Tirano

The red train that crosses the Alps from Suíça to Itália: viaducts, spiral tunnels, glaciers and the lago Bianco, from Chur to Tirano in about four hours, with a bus to Lugano.

France · Spain · 9 cities

French Way of the Camino de Santiago on foot

The most walked pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela: from the French Pyrenees to Galicia, on foot, via Pamplona, Burgos and León, following the yellow arrows.

the United Kingdom · France · Switzerland · Italy · 9 cities

Via Francígena on foot: from Canterbury to Roma

The ancient pilgrims' route to Roma: from Canterbury Cathedral, through France and Switzerland, over the Alps via the Grande São Bernardo and across Tuscany to São Pedro Square.

Portugal · Spain · 8 cities

Caminho Português da Costa on foot

The Camino de Santiago along the Atlantic: from Porto to Galícia along the coast, via Vila do Conde, Viana do Castelo, A Guarda, Baiona and Vigo, to the cathedral of Santiago.

Ireland · the United Kingdom · 2 cities

Dublin–Belfast by train

Two capitals on the island of Ireland in about two hours by train, along the coast of the Irish Sea, with no border checks on the way.

the United Kingdom · France · Belgium · 3 cities

Eurostar: Londres, Paris and Bruxelas

By train under the Canal da Mancha: from St Pancras, in central Londres, to central Paris or to Bruxelas in just over two hours.