The actual charges take place in Euros (and not in US$). Fares subject to change without notice.

On 31 March 2008, 1 Euro was equal to about US$ 1.57. One US Dollar is approximately 0.64 Eurocents (= EUR 0.64). Seen the other way, US $157 = EUR 100

When you pay by credit card, the credit card company determines the exact rate of exchange at the time of the transaction.

Note: Some overnight trains depart with cars that (during the trip) will be detached and connected to OTHER trains for arrival at A VARIETY of destinations (example: Train CNL 389 below from Munich to Rome also has cars that divert to Venice). If your reservation card states the correct destination AND you board the correct car, the system works. When the departing train offers several destinations with DIFFERENT prices for the same type of service (e.g., sleeper, couchette, etc.), we try to clarify what costs the railpassholder has for each route.