Eurail trains generally allow up to 3 items of luggage per passenger, with each piece measuring less than 85cm at its longest dimension. There are no universal weight limits passengers simply must be able to carry their own bags. However, rules vary significantly by operator, and fines for non-compliance can reach €150 on French TGV…
The Shinkansen allows up to 2 bags per person, each under 30 kg (66 lbs) and 250 cm (98 in) total dimensions. Bags under 160 cm (63 in) need no reservation. Bags between 161–250 cm require a free advance seat reservation on the Tokaido, Sanyo, Kyushu, and Nishi-Kyushu lines. Traveling without one costs ¥1,000. Japan’s…
RegioJet allows one free hand baggage (15×25×35 cm) and one free checked bag (30×60×80 cm, max 30 kg) on international bus routes. On domestic Czech and Slovak bus routes, both allowances increase to two pieces free. Train policies are more flexible, with no strict published size limits luggage simply must fit under or above your…
Trenitalia currently has no hard weight or size limits for luggage on Frecciarossa, Intercity, or Regional trains. All standard baggage is carried free of charge, provided items fit in designated storage areas and don’t block aisles or obstruct staff. Bicycles and international travel involve supplemental fees. A door-to-door shipping service (Bagaglio Facile) starts from €25…
Renfe allows up to 3 pieces of hand luggage per passenger, with a combined weight of 25 kg and maximum dimensions of 85 x 55 x 35 cm per item. Avlo trains have stricter limits. Extra luggage costs €10–€30 depending on when you add it. Electric scooters are banned on all services. Planning a train…
Deutsche Bahn does not impose strict weight limits or charge excess baggage fees like airlines do. Passengers may bring hand luggage plus one additional larger item free of charge, provided a single person can carry it unaided. Standard luggage rack dimensions are 700 × 500 × 300 mm. No reservation is needed for bags. Flying…
Deutsche Bahn does not impose strict weight limits or charge excess baggage fees like airlines do. Passengers may bring hand luggage plus one additional larger item free of charge, provided a single person can carry it unaided. Standard luggage rack dimensions are 700 × 500 × 300 mm. No reservation is needed for bags. Flying…
On TGV INOUI and INTERCITÉS trains, SNCF allows up to 2 suitcases (max 70×90×50 cm) plus 1 hand luggage (max 40×30×15 cm) per passenger. All bags must be labeled. Fines range from €50 to €150 per non-compliant item. Rules vary by train type OUIGO, TER, and Eurostar each have different limits. Millions of passengers board…
Indian Railways allows free baggage of 35–70 kg depending on travel class. AC First Class passengers get 70 kg free, while General Class passengers get 35 kg. Anything beyond the free limit attracts excess baggage charges starting at ₹30 minimum, calculated at 1.5 times the standard luggage rate. Every year, Indian Railways carries over 8…
VIA Rail’s baggage allowance varies by fare class and route type. On Corridor trains, all passengers get 1 personal item and 1 medium carry-on at no extra cost. Checked baggage is only available on long-distance routes. Additional carry-on bags cost $15–$25 depending on your fare class, and oversized or overweight items carry a $25 surcharge….
Eurostar allows Standard and Plus passengers 2 large bags plus 1 hand luggage item, with no weight limit but a size cap of 85 cm on London routes and 75 cm on continental routes. Premier passengers get 3 large bags. Extra bags cost €30–€60 depending on how and when you book. Eurostar carries around 11…