Fritz likes to ride on trains.
Each country's rail service is a bit different when it comes to trains. In Sweden, dogs must be pre-booked as there is one carriage designated for dogs. In the UK dogs can ride anywhere (although if the dog is taking up a seat or you have multiple dogs you may be charged extra). In Switzerland, tiny dogs are free, whilst small and large dogs need a 1/2 price ticket. Apparently dogs in Belgium cost up €2,20 but I have never been charged. Similarly, pets on French rail cost €6 if in a bag and the cost of a 1/2 price ticket if on your lap/nearby you but I have never been charged either.
Generally assume dogs are allowed - except for the Eurostar which is absurdly dog-unfriendly in contrast to all the other rail services. Still a good idea to check the websites before you travel for more updated information.
Swiss rail
SJ (Sweden)
Deutsche Bahn
National Rail (UK)
Belgian Rail
French Rail
Each country's rail service is a bit different when it comes to trains. In Sweden, dogs must be pre-booked as there is one carriage designated for dogs. In the UK dogs can ride anywhere (although if the dog is taking up a seat or you have multiple dogs you may be charged extra). In Switzerland, tiny dogs are free, whilst small and large dogs need a 1/2 price ticket. Apparently dogs in Belgium cost up €2,20 but I have never been charged. Similarly, pets on French rail cost €6 if in a bag and the cost of a 1/2 price ticket if on your lap/nearby you but I have never been charged either.
Generally assume dogs are allowed - except for the Eurostar which is absurdly dog-unfriendly in contrast to all the other rail services. Still a good idea to check the websites before you travel for more updated information.
Swiss rail
SJ (Sweden)
Deutsche Bahn
National Rail (UK)
Belgian Rail
French Rail
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