Tools & Games
Free tools for travellers who take the train — from AI itinerary reviews to daily trivia, budget games, and route quizzes.
Open a tool that already exists, then a journal guide that sits next to it. No coming-soon stubs.
| Need | Start with | Published page |
|---|---|---|
| An overnight sleeper | Night train finder | Night Train Finder |
| A second opinion on a trip plan | Itinerary rater | Rate My Itinerary |
| A first European rail itinerary | Journey quiz | Find Your Perfect Journey |
| How to actually buy the ticket | Sibling journal guide | How to Book European Train Tickets: The Complete Practical Guide |
Answer eight questions about how you travel and get a personalised European rail itinerary matched to your style.
Try it free →Paste a trip plan and get a pace, routing, and slow-travel read — built from the same desk that writes the journal guides.
Build a multi-city European rail itinerary without blowing your budget. How many cities can you visit?
Pick a city pair and a budget. Navigate Europe city by city and reach your destination without running out of money.
Head-to-head destination sorting. Pick your travel priorities and rank your bucket list into a personal top 10.
A new set of eight travel questions every day. Test your knowledge of world rail, cities, food, and geography.
Identify famous trains and rail scenes from photos. Eight questions daily, each with a detailed fact reveal.
Can you guess the advance ticket price for European train routes? Eight rounds, four choices, one right answer.
A map shows two cities and a route between them. Name it from four options — eight routes per day.
Match the dish to its country of origin. Eight daily rounds covering everything from borek to bouillabaisse.
Search 14 European night train routes by city. See operators, prices for seats, couchettes, and sleepers — and Eurail coverage.
Pick a route or enter a distance and see how much CO₂ you save by taking the train instead of flying — kilograms saved, percentage cut, and a petrol-car equivalent.
These tools sit next to live guides — not empty directory stubs. Start with booking, then check whether a pass is actually cheaper.