Even the app says I need to fly instead of train if I want to to the same adventure 😂. I love trains but unforturtunaly I think this will be very pricy.
Hell yes, my guy! Excellent idea. I honestly didn't know it was possible, I didn't realise there were trains close to where the ferries were leaving for Malta. This is a great solution. A few stops along the way then a week or something in Malta, plus the way back. A perfect 2-week adventure.
I travelled by train from Szeged (Hungary) to Malaga (Spain) in 1998 when I was 16. Budapest - Paris - Montpellier - Barcelona - Malaga. On the way back we even had about 10 hours for sightseeing in Paris. I'm 42 now and wouldn't do it again. :) But it was a great adventure with lots of memories.
Haha:)) understand i start doing these trips since i was 17, now around 15 years later im still doing it :)) but you did nice trips and as you said great adventure and memories are there, thats important
I did Paris to Malta by train and ferry a few years ago, but with a few stops along the way: Paris to Nice by TGV, Nice to Genoa by Thello (no longer exists, you have to change in Ventimiglia), overnight ferry to Palermo, local train to Siracusa and Pozzallo, then the fast ferry to Malta. This was spread over a week. The Catania-Siracusa and Siracusa-Pozzallo trains were both replaced by buses: one due to trackworks (planned), the other due to a lineside fire (unplanned....). It was a great adventure though!
That sound like a good trip too! Remember direct trains to italy without changing in ventimiglia. Overnight ferry to palermo sound interesting. Yes also local train to pozzallo doesnt run very often
I did many long train journeys before in continental Europe and must say I loved them. Yours was also great and I do hope that you enjoyed my country, Malta.
@@Letsgobyland That's right, I went on it in 1976(!) but since the various bridges in Denmark were completed, the through train from Hamburg goes via Jutland and Fuenen. There are plans to cross the Fehmarn belt one day, but when is not clear...
Did this journey last year the opposite direction, only took about 36hr from Valletta. (34hr planned). Siracusa - Salerno IC, there ICnotte to Milano and next morning to Basel to catch the Amsterdam ICE. In hindsight I should have left the Icnotte in Bologna and take the Munich EC train to avoid the delay and planned for 35hr. Sadly nowadays the Pozallo-Siracusa trains are not running anymore due to extensive track renewal work at snails pace.
Yes we had some delays on the way too also local train from pozzalo we couldnt take one way so at least one way we took it. Anyway its good journey right? Sicily and italy by train is amazing
Doesn't the service between Copenhagen and Hamburg also run on a Danish train that goes on the ferry?! I took it once in 2005. Unless discontinued (?)...
I love a proveessive train journey. You didn't consider taking SBBs EC Girano service from Zurich direct to Milan? Would've saved a couple of intermediate transfers.
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Even the app says I need to fly instead of train if I want to to the same adventure 😂. I love trains but unforturtunaly I think this will be very pricy.
@@tomverleysen5639 we paid 265€ per person including ferry and you need to buy tickets separately
@@tomverleysen5639 it was that expensive. We paid 265€ per person one way and yes app doesnt show you the route, you must buy tickets separately
Hell yes, my guy! Excellent idea. I honestly didn't know it was possible, I didn't realise there were trains close to where the ferries were leaving for Malta. This is a great solution. A few stops along the way then a week or something in Malta, plus the way back. A perfect 2-week adventure.
Yes thats exactly what we did😉 make a nice stops on the way in italy or sicily 👌
I really love long travels. Great video and keep up the good work😊
thank you :)
😀 We love Travelling by Train during our holidays 👍 Very nice train trip 🍒🍒🍒
Yes its the best👌
I travelled by train from Szeged (Hungary) to Malaga (Spain) in 1998 when I was 16. Budapest - Paris - Montpellier - Barcelona - Malaga. On the way back we even had about 10 hours for sightseeing in Paris.
I'm 42 now and wouldn't do it again. :) But it was a great adventure with lots of memories.
Haha:)) understand i start doing these trips since i was 17, now around 15 years later im still doing it :)) but you did nice trips and as you said great adventure and memories are there, thats important
I did Paris to Malta by train and ferry a few years ago, but with a few stops along the way: Paris to Nice by TGV, Nice to Genoa by Thello (no longer exists, you have to change in Ventimiglia), overnight ferry to Palermo, local train to Siracusa and Pozzallo, then the fast ferry to Malta. This was spread over a week. The Catania-Siracusa and Siracusa-Pozzallo trains were both replaced by buses: one due to trackworks (planned), the other due to a lineside fire (unplanned....). It was a great adventure though!
That sound like a good trip too! Remember direct trains to italy without changing in ventimiglia. Overnight ferry to palermo sound interesting. Yes also local train to pozzallo doesnt run very often
I did many long train journeys before in continental Europe and must say I loved them. Yours was also great and I do hope that you enjoyed my country, Malta.
Thank you. We absolutely enjoyed malta! Its a beautiful country and we will be back for sure👌
Putgarden-Rodby takes also a train. Germany-Denmark. That’s also europe.😊
Yes i took that ferry some years ago, but i heard its not running anymore. Didnt really look at it
@@Letsgobyland That's right, I went on it in 1976(!) but since the various bridges in Denmark were completed, the through train from Hamburg goes via Jutland and Fuenen. There are plans to cross the Fehmarn belt one day, but when is not clear...
@@briangentle5515 Wow 1976! Lets see what will happen in the future
I did a tour of sweden and norway. From stockholm to narvik to trondheim to bergen (via oslo) and then back to stockholm. Incredibly scenic!
Sound good! Also went to scandinavia but no as far as narvik. Need to go too looks scenic true👌
In one leg? Dubrovnik [Night ferry] Bari (Italy) - Rome [NightJet] München/Munich - Düsseldorf - Amsterdam. Also slightly less then 48 hours.
Yes sure in one leg. Your trip sound good too 👍🏻 how long was the ferry from bari to dubrovnik?
Did this journey last year the opposite direction, only took about 36hr from Valletta. (34hr planned). Siracusa - Salerno IC, there ICnotte to Milano and next morning to Basel to catch the Amsterdam ICE. In hindsight I should have left the Icnotte in Bologna and take the Munich EC train to avoid the delay and planned for 35hr. Sadly nowadays the Pozallo-Siracusa trains are not running anymore due to extensive track renewal work at snails pace.
Yes we had some delays on the way too also local train from pozzalo we couldnt take one way so at least one way we took it. Anyway its good journey right? Sicily and italy by train is amazing
also try doing london to cyprus by train and ferry if you can its hard to plan it out
Yes we want to do that one for sure. Already looked at it, so its on the list
Předpokládám, že to bylo někdy před létem, protože tyhle staré vlaky už na Sicílii nejezdí...
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@ Poslední ALn 668 na Sicílii skončily 18.4.2024, pak byly převezeny do Apulie a Abruzza, konkrétně do dep Foggia, Taranto a Pescara.
Doesn't the service between Copenhagen and Hamburg also run on a Danish train that goes on the ferry?! I took it once in 2005. Unless discontinued (?)...
I took it too some years ago. But heard copenhagen-hamburg doesnt run anymore.
I love a proveessive train journey. You didn't consider taking SBBs EC Girano service from Zurich direct to Milan? Would've saved a couple of intermediate transfers.
Yes it was planned, but we had some delays+in zurrich also, so we had to transfer to catch the next train.
I'm so jealous
I wanted to do this trip from Liverpool UK
But it was too expensive by train
Maybe Liverpool to Catania by coach then train to pozzalo
Check with interrail, can be cheaper. Watch out for train to Pozzallo it doesnt really run often and it may not fit with timetable for the ferry
Okay IF you are young. Of course apart from Switzerland most of the electricity is generated from fossil fuels.
France and Sweden mostly use nuclear generated electricity. Zero emissions ( the waste issue will be ressolved for the most part in 20-50 yrs when Thorium generated energy plants are used ..). And still , fossel generated electricity is better than flying or cars ..